FG in closed door meeting with parents of 200 missing Chibok girls 

The Federal government early today had a shut entryway meeting with parents of the more than 200 missing Chibok young ladies in Maiduguri, the Borno state capital, where they were advised on late endeavors by the administration and the Nigerian military to save the lives of their little girls.

The young ladies were stolen by Boko Haram terrorists  in their school, Government Secondary School in Chibok, Bornu state on April fourteenth.

The Federal government assignment was driven by the Minister of State for Power, Mohammed Wakil. An announcement by the pastor’s representative, Olawale Rasheed, said the meeting fixated on the Federal Government’s dedication to safe return of the young ladies.

The statement in part reads;