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Nigeria’s army says it has rescued 200 girls and 93 women during a military operation against Boko Haram militants, CNN reports. The offensive took place in the Sambisa Forest, in the northeast of Nigeria, and destroyed three militant camps there, the army said on its Twitter account. “We cannot confirm if the Chibok girls are […]
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The twenty-one Chibok schoogirls who escaped when Boko Haram abducted hundreds of them on 14 April last year are back in class at the American University of Nigeria in the north-eastern Adamawa State. Over 200 others have remained in captivity almost one year after they were taken hostage. Among those who have returned to school,
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In continuation of Global Week of Action by the #BringBackOurGirls, BBOG, campaign group to commemorate the sixth month of abduction of 219 girls of Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, the group is set to march to Aso Villa, Abuja, today. The group, in a statement by its Media Coordinator, Mr. Rotimi Olawale, yesterday, said
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The continuing despair of Nigerians arising from the abduction of 219 secondary school students in Chibok, Borno State stretched to the 162nd day, today, after a nationwide flash of excitement on the release of some of the girls from the captivity of the Islamic Boko Haram sect. Defence spokesman, Gen. Chris Olukolade had told the
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