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How Afaka Students were Sexually Molested by Bandits
The just-released 27 students of the Federal College of Forestry Mechanism have revealed that they were sexually molested by the kidnappers.
The just-released 27 students of the Federal College of Forestry Mechanism have revealed that they were sexually molested by the kidnappers.

It was gathered that the molestation was not only meted to the female students but also the male students.
Speaking, one of the parents of the students revealed that it will take years for the students to put the inhumane treatment behind them.

She said, “You know what, from what they said, you cannot say no to them.
On daily basis, they were having sex with the male and female students of their choice even with severe injuries been sustained”.
She continued with rolling cheeks, that “You need to hear from them.
It’s pitiful and an experience that nobody would like to share. Some of them said they prefer to cease to exist at a point.
They were taking them out one after another without their conscience and using them. But we thank God,”, she lamented.
It would be recalled that the Afaka 27 students spent over 56 days in captivity with hard labour and set free last week.
Although, none of the victims’ students confirmed the allegations of sexual molestation, during interviews with journalists in the college premises when released.
The Kaduna State commissioner for internal security and Home Affairs, Mr Samuel Aruwan had stated that the students would undergo a thorough medical checkup before being released to their parents.
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