Nigeria’s army says it has rescued some of the children abducted from an orphanage last month. ABC News and The Independent report that troops rescued seven children along with two women who were taken during the abduction. Both outlets describe the incident as occurring in Nigeria and state that the army’s announcement indicates progress in the search for those involved in or affected by the kidnapping. The Winnipeg Free Press coverage also reflects the army’s claim that children abducted from an orphanage were recovered, though details beyond the rescue are not provided in the excerpts. Across the sources, the key information is the number of children and women reportedly rescued and that the operation is attributed to Nigerian military troops. The reports do not add further verified information on the location of the orphanage, the identity of the abductors, or whether any additional captives remain unaccounted for. The accounts are limited to the army’s statement as reported by these outlets.