80 Borno schoolchildren remain captive after nearly 6 months.

Nigeria has seen roughly 30 mass school kidnappings, with more than 2,000 students taken.

Insurgents took students at Mussa in May, 44 by the governor’s count, and 36 more at Lassa two months later.

“Why have the Oyo children been freed and our own children are still held captive?” asked parents’ chairperson Ishaku Wabba.

Parents threaten to take the next protest to Aso Rock if the children are not freed.

How each outlet framed it
Premium Times Nigeria leans critical
frames school abductions as a policy failure spanning three administrations, from one incident under Jonathan to more than 2,000 students

Sources: Premium Times Nigeria