 Of doctors of the over 136 students and staff of Salihutanko-Islamia School in Tejina in the Rafi local government area of Niger State are demanding the sum of 110 million Naira as ransom for the safe release of the victims. They threaten to kill the victims should the school or their parents fail to meet their demands by midnight of Tuesday this week. The head teacher of the school, Abu Bakr Al-Hassan, announced this to journalists adding that the bandits call came in at about 4 p.m. on Monday. Al-Hassan said contrary to their expectations, the bandits claimed that they have a total of 156 people with them made up of pupils and staff. He said the management of the school has contacted the state government on the latest development but that the government is insisting on not paying ransom to the bandits. To our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.