Schoolgirls of Dapchi brought back to their parents by Boko Haram
AFP
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Wednesday, 21 march, 2018 04:48
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NIGERIA | One hundred schoolgirls kidnapped on 19 February by islamist militants of the Boko Haram Dapchi in the north of Nigeria have been brought back to their school by their captors, said to the AFP of the parents.
“The girls have been brought in nine vehicles and deposited in front of the school at 8 p.m.” (local time), said Bashir Manzo, who runs an association to help parents of abducted children, adding that the authorities were to conduct an accurate count of the girls released.
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