NGIn Askira-Uba Local Government Area of Borno State, Nigeria, only 56 of the 113 primary schools are currently operational due to ongoing insecurity linked to terrorism. This follows attacks in May and June that led to the abduction of approximately 80 students, with some still held captive. Prior to the May attack in Mussa, 76 schools were functioning, but many have since been closed due to security threats. Education authorities have relocated students to safer locations and recommended deploying community vigilantes and soldiers near schools. Despite these measures, the continued threat has significantly disrupted schooling in the region.
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