KADUNA, Nigeria May 5 (Reuters) - Kidnappers have released
the remaining 29 students they were holding captive after
abducting them in March from a forestry college in Nigeria's
Kaduna state, the head of the parents' association told Reuters.
Gunmen took 39 students from the school in northwest Nigeria
on March 11 and later released 10 of them. The newly released
students were with police and en route back to Kaduna city,
Abdullahi Usman, chairman of the parents' association, said.