YOBE GOVERNMENT, POLICE PROVIDES CONFLICTING FIGURES OF ABDUCTED SCHOOL GIRLS

Penpushing report that Yobe state shares a border with Borno, which is home to the massive Sambisa forest that the Chibok girls were said to have been kept for years after their abduction, and it is also recalled that many of the girls were reported to have fled in different directions after the insurgents entered their school premises on Monday.

A federal lawmaker representing Bursari and two other local government areas in Yobe State, Goni Bukar while speaking on the issue said he rushed back to his constituency following the attack and had been to the school.

“I am on the ground with the school authorities at the school premises now, but I cannot confirm that any girl has been kidnapped, we don’t have that information yet. The SSS, the Nigerian Army, the police and others are here with us and making frantic efforts to ascertain the situation of things, We hope to have concrete information by tomorrow, once we do, we’ll let Nigerians know.”