Children rescued from religious school abuse in Nigeria await parents Children and young adults rescued from an abusive religious school in Kaduna, Nigeria, wait for their parents to come and collect them. Some describe the chains they were forced to wear and the flogging that they had to endure. The Islamic school, which has been operating for a decade, enrolled students brought by their families to learn the Koran and be rehabilitated from drug abuse and other illnesses, police said. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES