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Home » Kebbi LG Boss Denies Christian Abduction Claims, Names Kidnapped Schoolgirls, Says They’re All Muslims 
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Kebbi LG Boss Denies Christian Abduction Claims, Names Kidnapped Schoolgirls, Says They’re All Muslims 

Riley Moore, HussainiAliyu, abduction of the Maga schoolgirls
Abimbola OgunaikeBy Abimbola OgunaikeNovember 19, 2025Updated:November 19, 2025No Comments37 Views
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The Chairman of Danko-Wasagu Local Government Area, HussainiAliyu, on Wednesday, 19 November, 2025, denied the claim by US lawmaker, Riley Moore alleging that the abduction of the Maga schoolgirls occurred in a Christian enclave.

Thegazellenews.com recalled that Riley, in a post on X handle called on all his followers to pray for the 25 girls, whose abduction, he claimed, occurred in a Christian enclave in Northern Nigeria.

“Please join me in praying for the 25 girls who have been kidnapped and for the repose of the soul of their vice principal who was killed.

“While we don’t have all the details on this horrific attack, we know that the attack occurred in a Christian enclave in Northern Nigeria.

The Nigerian government must do more to end the rampant violence,” Riley stated on Tuesday, 18 November, 2025.

But Aliyu dismissed the US lawmaker’s claim, stating that all the abducted schoolgirls are Muslims and urged him to desist from making unverifiable statements capable of dividing the nation along religious or ethnic lines at a time when government efforts are focused on rescuing the girls.

According to him, the Zuru Emirate, under which the Maga community falls, had never experienced a religious crisis.

Aliyu then wondered why the US lawmaker chose to make comments that portray Nigeria in a negative light.

To buttress this, the Chairman released the names of the abducted girls as follows:

Senior Secondary School 2A

1. Fatima Sani Zimri

2. Hafsat Ibrahim

3. Nana Firdausi Jibril

4. Masauda Yakubu Romo

Senior Secondary School 2B

5. Hauwa Saleh

6. Hauwau Umar Imam

Senior Secondary School 3A & 3B

7. Salima Garba Umar

8. Salima Sani Zimri

9. Amina G. Umar

10. Rashida Muhammad Dingu

11. Saliha Umar

12. Aisha Usman

13. Jamila Iliyasu

14. Maryam Illiyasu

15. Najaatu Abdullahi

16. Zainab Kolo

Junior Secondary School 3A

17. Surraya Tukur

18. Hafsat Umar Yalmo

19. Maryam Usman

20. Amina Illiyasu

21. Ikilima Suleman

Junior Secondary School 2

22. Khadija Nazifi

23. Hauwa’u Iliyasu

24. Hauwa’u Lawali

25. Ummu Kulsum Abdulkarim

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