Bulus Yohanna

Bulus Yohanna

religious leader Nigeria

Bulus Yohanna is a Nigerian bishop and the chair of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN). He is also the proprietor of St. Mary's school, which was attacked by gunmen, leading to the kidnapping of over 300 students and staff. Recently, he announced that fifty of the kidnapped pupils had escaped and been reunited with their families, while advocating for the safety and release of those still held captive. His leadership has been pivotal in addressing the ongoing crisis of school kidnappings in Nigeria.

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Nigeria Nigeria: Bulus Yohanna is the proprietor of St Mary’s Catholic Private Primary and Secondary School and confirmed the rescue of abducted children and staff. 9

The Punch: Freed Niger Pupils and Teachers Reunited With Families

Nigeria Nigeria: Bulus Yohanna is the proprietor of St. Mary’s Catholic Private Primary and Secondary School and confirmed the rescue of abducted children and staff. 9

The Punch: Abducted Niger Pupils and Staff Reunited with Families

France France: Bulus Yohanna is the bishop of the Kontagora diocese, which oversees the school from which the students were kidnapped. 6

Le Monde: Au Nigeria, cent élèves d’une école catholique enlevés en novembre ont été libérés

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Bishop Bulus Yohanna is the head of the Kontagora diocese which runs the school where the kidnapping occurred. 6

The Guardian: Nigerian state secures release of 100 out of 265 kidnapped schoolchildren | Nigeria

Kenya Kenya: Reverend Bulus Yohanna called on the government to help reunite the abducted children with their parents. 8

The Standard: Parents of abducted Nigeria students plead for rescue

Ireland Ireland: Bulus Yohanna is the chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria and a Catholic bishop who reported on the escape of the kidnapped students. 7

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Fifty kidnapped Catholic school students in Nigeria escape – The Irish Times

Portugal Portugal: Bulus Yohanna is the president of the Christian Association of Nigeria and owner of the school from which children were abducted. 7

Público: Cinquenta crianças raptadas de escola católica na Nigéria conseguiram fugir | Nigéria

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Bulus Yohanna is the chair of the Christian Association of Nigeria and reported on the escape of the pupils. 7

The Guardian: Fifty pupils escape after mass kidnapping in Nigeria, bishop says | Nigeria