Two mass abductions of dozens of people, many of them children, from schools in Nigeria resulted in 87 people going missing in 24 hours this weekend and has left the Nigerian government scrambling to respond.
The kidnappings occurred in northeast Borno state, the traditional stronghold of the jihadist terrorist organization Boko Haram, and in western Oyo state, a region with a much smaller record of such activities. Locals in Oyo spent much of the week expressing outrage that the radical Islamic terrorist group that has ravaged the northeast for over a decade, and spread throughout the Middle Belt, appears to have now reached their region…
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