Parents of the abducted students of the Federal College of Forestry Mechanization, Afaka, would have to wait until Friday before they would finally be reunited with their children.
The parents were at the school to receive their children on Thursday, but were told that they can only meet with their loved ones on Friday. They demanded that the government should beef up security around the school.
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It was indeed an anxious moments for parents, as they eagerly wait to be reunited with their children after 56 days in captivity.
In excitement, they sang and danced as they waited patiently.
Some among them recounted their ordeal and wished their enemies not to go through their traumatic experience.
Despite what they have been through, the parents said, it is not enough to withdraw their children from school.
But they called on the government to beef up security around the school.
The parents were evasive when asked if any ransom was paid.
The abducted students regained freedom on Wednesday, but have been taken to the hospital for medical examination.
