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He did not however give details of how the students were released and why three of them were still being held captive.
“Yes we are still on it, I am very busy right now. You can call me back later to confirm,” he said on telephone.
One of the students had earlier been released after his parents was said to have paid N20m ransom to the bandits.
One Sani Idris Jalingo, who claimed to be the leader of the bandits who abducted the students, had in an interview with the Voice of America (VOA), Hausa service, on May 3, threatened to kill them if a ransom of N100m in addition to 10 new Honda motorcycles were not provided the following day.
By John Shiklam in Kaduna
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