The president vowed to proceed with the battle against banditry and asked Nigerians to show compassion and meet up with the general public. 

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President Muhammadu Buhari at long last responded to the information on the murdering of understudies stole at Greenfield University, Kaduna by criminals recently, encouraging them to proceed with the battle against banditry and asked Nigerians to show compassion and meet up as general public. 

The President unveiled this in an assertion on Saturday evening, after reports arose of the killings. 

What the President said

"The executing of three of the understudies abducted at Greenfield University, Kaduna, is unfortunate and condemnable. Three youthful Nigerians cut down thriving by detestable individuals. My considerations are with their families in this season of distress. May their spirits Rest In Peace. 

These repetitive kidnappings and killings, in Kaduna State specifically, are uncouth dread assaults. We are resolved to keep battling all types of banditry, abducting and guiltiness with the greatest will and with every one of the assets accessible to our country," he added. 

The President depicted it as lamentable that some political and strict pioneers were instigating brutality to stir up the division of grieving families and encouraged the "extraordinary demonstration of sympathy and meeting up as a general public to solidly stand up to these components and the risk they posture to our vote based system and serene life in the country." 

The Kaduna State Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan, reported that three understudies grabbed at Greenfield University by outlaws before this week was discovered dead. The outlaws had requested a payment of N800 million from the guardians of the understudies.

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