At the rate at which Nigerian students and indeed Nigerian youth are being killed, the life expectancy is going to sharply drop. This is nuts!! An attack that killed 25 people, mostly students, at a Nigerian school Monday night appeared to be “an inside job” in which the gunmen called out the names of their targets.
“The attackers went to the houses of the victims, called them out by their names and killed them,” said Adamawa State Police spokesman Mohammed Ibrahim. “They used guns and knives on the victims.” Some of the victims suffered slit throats, he said.
The armed men attacked a student facility at the Federal Polytechnic, a university in Mubi, Nigeria, Nigeria’s National Emergency Management Agency spokesman Yuhau Shuaib said.
Among the 25 killed were 19 Federal Polytechnic students and three students from the School of Health and Technology, Ibrahim said. The three others killed were a school official, a former military man and an older gentleman, he said.
Investigators are trying to determine if the attack was related to upcoming campus elections, he said. “We believe this was an inside job.”
“By God’s grace, in the next few days we will have some suspects,” he said
Mubi is in northeast Nigeria near the border with Cameroon.
From CNN.com
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