Fourteen of the abducted students of Greenfield University in Kaduna state have regained their freedom.
SKYTREND NEWS understands they were released this evening along the Kaduna-Abuja highway.
Mohammad Jalige, spokesman of the Kaduna state police command, also confirmed the development to TheCable.
The students were abducted on April 18 when suspected bandits attacked the institution.
Three of them are still being held — almost six weeks after their kidnap.
The suspected bandits had killed five of the students and threatened to kill the others if a ransom of N100 million and 10 motorcycles are not delivered to them
It is still not clear yet if the ransom was eventually paid to secure their freedom.
Jalige did not immediately provide details on how the students were released.
“Fourteen of the students have been released this evening, remaining three students are in captivity”.
Mohammed Bashir, the school registrar, also said they are in the process of receiving the students.
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