FULL LIST: 36 Students Confirmed Abducted as Details Emerge from Terrorist Attack on Borno School

More details have emerged following a deadly raid by suspected Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province insurgents at Government Day Secondary School Lassa in the Askira Uba Local Government Area of Borno State.

A list obtained from school registers reveals that the abductees consist of eleven male and twenty-five female students.

Eighteen are from Senior Secondary One, seventeen are from Senior Secondary Two, and one is a Senior Secondary Three student.

The heavily armed militants struck the school around 8:30 a.m. on Monday, shooting dead a teacher who refused to follow them, while another person sustained severe injuries and was rushed to the hospital. The targeted village of Lassa is located just twenty kilometers from the Mussa community, where forty-two pupils were similarly kidnapped from their school on May 15.

The document containing the identities of the missing teenagers was compiled through a joint effort between the administrative staff of the institution and the distressed families, according to Hon Jagila Jabula, the councillor representing Lassa Ward.

“The list of students abducted during the invasion of Government Day Secondary School Lassa, Askira Uba LGA of Borno State, has been obtained,” Jabula stated in a public update regarding the crisis.

The 36 students abducted from the school are:

1. WAMDAI ADAMU

2. PARTSI SIMON

3. FATI SHEHU

4. LYDIA WAZAMDAI

5. SAMUEL EMMANUEL

6. DAUDA JOSHAU

7. MARTHA HASSAN

8. FADEE MUSA

9. MONDAY JAMUL

10. JOSHUA HASSAN

11. SUZUNA SANDAY

12. MARYARM ABDULAZIZ

13. ZAKARIVA SAMSON

14. BITRUS MUNDA

15. LUCY EMMANUEL

16. REBECCA JOSHUA

17. ESTHER IBRAHIM

18. ESTHER HAMMAN

19. DEBORAH EMMANUEL

20. PRESSILA ISUWA

21. VICTOR MONDAY

22. VICTORIA WAZIRI

23. DESTINY SILAS

24. SANDRA SUNDAY

25. PAULINA OGA

26. MARY SINI

27. SAMUEL TIMOTHY ARRA

28. RAJU WADZANI

29. GODIVA MARGIRMARI

30. JANADA DANJUMA

31. IBRAHIM LIAI

32. MARGRET IJAI

33. KWOJI YOHANNA

34. MARTHA WAJAU

35. GABRIAL DALIDA

36. LARABA ANTHOMY