A group of 21 Chibok schoolgirls who had been released by Boko Haram terrorists in October would celebrate Christmas and New Year in the bosom of their families.
The girls who were accompanied by operatives of
the State Security Service (SSS) and the military
travelled home to reunite with their relatives and
friends.
They will celebrate Christmas surrounded by family
members. Bindo Jibrilla, the governor of Adamawa state,
described the girls’ reunion with their loved ones as
an event the whole country prayed for.
Finally! On their way home He said: "For me, it is a rare opportunity to see you
in Adamawa healthy and sound, we are grateful to
almighty Allah and also commend the present
administration for the efforts in fighting insurgency.
The girls were accompanied by SSS opeartives and
soldiers to provide security on their way home Let’s all join hands and pray for the rescue of the
remaining students and all those who had been
abducted by the Boko Haram."
Asabe Modu, one of the released girls, said they
were starving in Boko Haram captivity and pleaded
for prayers for those still waiting for rescue.
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