Nigeria freed 130 schoolchildren kidnapped by gunmen in the northeast, but suspects remain at large.

Nigeria has released 130 children abducted nearly a month earlier from a school in the northeast, according to government officials. The students, taken during a raid by armed gunmen, were safely returned, though details about the location, perpetrators, or rescue operation remain limited. The incident is part of a pattern of school kidnappings in the region, linked to armed groups like Boko Haram. While the government confirmed the safe return of the children and their access to medical and psychological care, no arrests have been made, and some students remain unaccounted for. Authorities continue efforts to locate missing children and improve security in vulnerable areas.