Nigerian Army reacts to new Boko Haram Chibok girls video
A new video released by the group also warns of an imminent bombing of Abuja.
A new video released by the group also warns of an imminent bombing of Abuja.
A negotiator who facilitated the recent release of 82 of the girls had said some of the abductees were reluctant ...
Over 100 girls are believed to still be in captivity.
The minister also said the girls were being allowed to see their parents.
The 82 girls were recently released by the Boko Haram in a swap deal.
“Switzerland's engagement in this operation was guided by the principles of strict neutrality and non-interference.”
The exchange has been criticised by the opposition Peoples Democratic Party.
Eighty-two of the abducted girls were freed on Sunday.
The Red Cross said it did not take part in the direct negotiation for the release of the girls.
The minister urged the girls not to hide any ailment from their caregivers.
The Ahmed Makarfi faction of the PDP had criticised the release of Boko Haram suspects in exchange for the girls.
The 82 girls were among the over 270 kidnapped from their school in April 2014.
“The negotiations are in clear violation and indeed a direct assault on the generally accepted international principle…”
On Sunday, the girls arrived Abuja where they met with President Muhammadu Buhari.
They were driven to the villa in a convoy amidst tight security.
The girls were freed over three years after their abduction.
A senator says 85 per cent of talks had been completed Friday night.
About 195 Chibok girls are still with the Boko Haram three years after their abduction.
About 195 out of the 216 Chibok girls abducted in April 2014 are still missing.
"You would recall that the House, on Tuesday, adopted yet another motion calling on the Executive to rescue our daughters."
“Our thoughts are with the Chibok girls who remain missing, their families and all those abducted by Boko Haram."
"If our girls are still alive, God should help us see that they come out safely just the way the ...
The government has confirmed it is involved in negotiations to free the girls.
About 195 of the kidnapped students are still believed to be in the custody of the Boko Haram.
“Appalling abductions and other attacks, some of which constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity, are carried out by Boko ...
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