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For years, classrooms meant to echo with the laughter and dreams of children have become targets of fear.
From Chibok to Kankara, Jangebe to Kuriga and now Kebbi, armed groups continue to storm schools, abducting students and shattering communities.
Each time, government promises reforms. New strategies. Fresh deployments. Renewed assurances.
Yet the attacks continue, leaving parents terrified, teachers helpless, and children uncertain about the future of their education.
So today, we ask:
Why do school attacks still persist in northern Nigeria despite multiple security reforms?
And what must change to protect the country’s most vulnerable learners?
Join us on today's episode of NIGERIA DAILY.
By Ummu Salmah Ibrahim and Daniel Oluwole4.8
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For years, classrooms meant to echo with the laughter and dreams of children have become targets of fear.
From Chibok to Kankara, Jangebe to Kuriga and now Kebbi, armed groups continue to storm schools, abducting students and shattering communities.
Each time, government promises reforms. New strategies. Fresh deployments. Renewed assurances.
Yet the attacks continue, leaving parents terrified, teachers helpless, and children uncertain about the future of their education.
So today, we ask:
Why do school attacks still persist in northern Nigeria despite multiple security reforms?
And what must change to protect the country’s most vulnerable learners?
Join us on today's episode of NIGERIA DAILY.

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