Lower thirds:

00:02 Report by Ed McCambridge
00:24 Amina Hassan | Wife of killed vice principal
00:52 Nasir Idris | Governor of Kebbi State

Script:

00.01
It was at this secondary girls' school where scenes of terror unfolded before sunrise on Monday, in Nigeria's northwestern Kebbi state.

00.09
Armed with rifles, assailants scaled the perimeter fence before abducting 25 female students and disappearing. 

00.18
They also shot dead the school’s vice principal in front of his wife.

00.22
+++SoT – Amina Hassan (Vice Principal's wife) - Hausa+++
The abductors were very young and had dreadlocks. They surrounded the house, with some of them blocking the windows. They were everywhere, shooting sporadically and killing him in the process.

00.35
Two students managed to escape the gunmen, and have returned safely. A manhunt is on to find the others

00.42
Security teams are sweeping nearby forests and have been deployed along major roads in the hope of giving answers to the students' loved ones.

00.50
SoT – Dr. Nasir Idris (Governor, Kebbi State) - English
The unfortunate incident has occurred, and we have met with the parents of the abducted students. We assured them and gave our word that we will do everything possible to ensure their children are rescued.

01.13 ((Archive footage 2014))
Mass school abductions are not uncommon in the region, where at least 1,500 students have been kidnapped since 2014. That was the year Boko Haram abducted 276 students from Chibok in Borno state, sparking a global movement to see them returned. Some did. Many are still missing.

01.31
(map?? - NIB/LM yday)
Particularly in Nigeria's north, criminal gangs specialise in kidnappings for ransom and the release of fellow gang members from prison. 

01.42 ((Archive footage 2014))
Lax security measures, tensions between communities, and ever-fewer resources as a result of climate change are some of the drivers. 

01.51
With no-one having yet claimed responsibility for this attack, the task of bringing these girls home is that much harder for investigators.