KEBBI, Nigeria — A schoolgirl who was abducted with 24 others from a dormitory in Nigeria has escaped and is safe, the school’s principal told The Associated Press on Tuesday.
The student arrived home late Monday, hours after the kidnapping at the Government Girls Comprehensive Secondary School, in the northwestern Kebbi state, said principal Musa Rabi Magaji.
One other student, who was not among the 25 confirmed abducted, also escaped in the minutes that followed the attack, the principal told the AP.
“One is part of the 25 abducted (and) the other one returned earlier,” Magaji said. “They are safe and sound.”
Security forces, meanwhile, have intensified efforts to rescue the other girls who were kidnapped when gunmen attacked the high school before dawn on Monday, killing a member of

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