President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed his relief on the release of 14 students of Greenfield University, Kaduna/
The young students regained their freedom after for 40 days and huge ransom paid to their abductors by their parents.
Buhari, in a statement on the official twitter handle of the presidency late Saturday night said he is relieved that the Greenfield University students freed on Saturday were now home safe, at the end of a 40-day ordeal.
“Once again, the President condoles with the families of the students and staff that were killed by the abductors.
The President assured that his government would continue to work with state governments to step up the protection of lives and property across the country, including educational institutions and other vulnerable targets.
“Kidnapping is a serious crime and a gross violation of the rights of fellow citizens,” he said.
Buhari assured that kidnapping and all other forms of criminality would continue to be met with zero tolerance by security agents.
