Gunmen have seized 10 women and children in the latest kidnapping to rock Nigeria, police said Tuesday, as parents of dozens of children taken from a Catholic school last week pleaded for their release.
Police said the Monday night raid in the western state of Kwara targeted the village of Isapa, which neighbours another village where at least 35 people were kidnapped a week before.
Last week, armed gangs also seized more than 300 children from a Catholic school in Nigeria's north-central Niger state, 25 schoolgirls from another school in the northwestern state of Kebbi, and 13 girls in the eastern state of Borno.
Africa's most populous country is facing a long-running security crisis fuelled by jihadist attacks and violence by "bandit" gangs that raid villages, kill people and kidnap f

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