The schoolgirls abducted by the Boko Haram
reportedly have been seen today, April 28, in South Borno, in the
Gwoza-Bama axis. The 200 missing girls have been hustled around in about
seven buses.
The information about abducted GGSS
(Governmental Girls' Secondary School) female students was provided by
active citizens in Maiduguri. And a non-governmental organization (NGO)
fighting for civil right, led by Dr Peregrino Brimah, disclosed this
information to the press.
The organization urgently call on the
security agencies to go in pursuit and asks Goodluck Jonathan
administration to approve immediately the formal request of the
thousands of Civilian-JTF members and several thousand ready-volunteer
youth around the nation for the permission to bear arms as civilian army
patriots to seek, capture and eradicate Boko Haram terrorists and
release all abductees and forced conscripts.
Yesterday, April 27,
security sources stated that the military has already identified the
various camps in which the girls are being held, but is being cautious
about executing a full onslaught against their captors, in order to
avoid collateral damage.