Two weeks after gunmen abducted more than 250 students and 12 staff members from St. Maryโ€™s Catholic boarding school in Papiri, a remote hamlet in Niger state, northern Nigeria, families remain trapped in fear, frustration, and uncertainty.

The attack underscores a growing pattern of school kidnappings that have left communities paralyzed and the nation grappling with a decade-long security crisis.

For parents like Sunday Gbazali, a farmer and father of 12, the trauma is unbearable.

His 14-year-old son was taken on Nov. 21. โ€œI barely sleep,โ€ Gbazali said. โ€œMy wife cries constantly.

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