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Police and army launch bid to rescue 317 girls kidnapped from their school in Nigeria

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Police and army launch bid to rescue 317 girls kidnapped from their school in Nigeria

Police and army launch bid to rescue 317 girls kidnapped from their school in Nigeria

Unidentified gunmen stormed the Government Girls Secondary School in the town of Jangebe and took the girls away, say police.


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