ABUJA: More than 130 Nigerian schoolchildren freed following a mass kidnapping have reunited with their families and were expected to return home on Thursday, a state governor's spokesman told Agence France-Presse (AFP).
Gunmen abducted the children from their school in northwestern Kuriga village on March 7, prompting national outcry about insecurity in the country.
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