Over 300 abductees freed in Nigeria's 'largest single-day rescue operation'

Nigerian security forces have rescued at least three hundred eight people abducted in separate attacks across the country's north, in what President Bola Tinubu described as the largest single-day rescue operation the country has ever carried out. The freed captives include one hundred sixty-three people taken from the Woro community back in February twenty twenty-six, along with one hundred forty-five more kidnapped mostly from Niger state, France 24 reports.

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