National Union of Yobe State Students (NUYOSS) has charged the President Muhammadu Buhari-led government to stop the attacks on schools in the state.

The President of the Union, Hassan El-badawi, made this known in a press conference on Wednesday.

He stated that attacks on Yobe schools since the beginning of attacks by members of Boko Haram had claimed the lives of over 100 students in five schools.


 
El-badawi said: “We remember in sorrow our brothers and sisters who lost their lives tragically as a result of continuous attacks by the Boko Haram militants in FGC Buni-Yadi, College of Agric Gujba, GGSS Mamudo, GGSS Damaturu and GGSTC Dapchi.

“The recent Dapchi attack saga has further reawakened us that if adequate measures are not taken, more schools can be attacked.”

He said NUYOSS was making it clear that Dapchi attack should be the last and effort must be intensified for the return of Leah Sharibu.

The union president also urged Buhari to deploy more security personnel to protect all the schools across the state.