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Parents of the remaining school girls abducted by Boko Haram gunmen on Monday in Chibok, Borno State, northeast Nigeria said they have given up their efforts to rescue their children.
The parents who pooled resources to buy fuel for motor-cycles, followed the abductors tracks up till 100 kms form Chibok, but gave up following warnings that Boko Haram gunmen may kill them if they ventured further.
But the parents were perplexed that while they were on the Boko Haram trail, no single Nigerian soldier was seen, despite the advertised manhunt of the abductors by Nigeria’s military authorities.
Click source for more details: PM NEWS
The parents who pooled resources to buy fuel for motor-cycles, followed the abductors tracks up till 100 kms form Chibok, but gave up following warnings that Boko Haram gunmen may kill them if they ventured further.
But the parents were perplexed that while they were on the Boko Haram trail, no single Nigerian soldier was seen, despite the advertised manhunt of the abductors by Nigeria’s military authorities.
Click source for more details: PM NEWS