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Nearly 300 abducted schoolchildren in northwest Nigeria freed after over two weeks in captivity

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By CHINEDU ASADU

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Again!? this is not the first time this happened?

Poor kids.

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No, these latest ones were released.

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These kidnapings are no different than NK. In the past, when NK wanted supplies or money, they would fired some missiles in into the see. Now, they use hacking to ron banks and steal bitcoin.

The Nigerian rebels are using the same racket for ransoms to pay their fighters and resupply.

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Who thinks kidnapping schoolchildren is a good look for their cause?

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Muslims against Muslims?

That can’t be right?

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Muslims against Muslims?

That can’t be right?

Huh? Muslims are overwhelmingly the victims of Muslim violence.

Do you only read headlines or something??

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Anyone who has ever worked in a school with kids had to wonder how these terrorists thought they could control 300 lippy, rambunctious kids, lol.

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The government paid for their release.

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