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    Again ISWAP fighters swoop on Chibok, abduct three girls

    By National UpdateApril 20, 2022 Crime No Comments1 Min Read
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    Members of the Islamic State for West African Province, (ISWAP), have swooped upon a village in Chibok Local Government area Borno State, northeast Nigeria. abducting another three girls
    Specifically, it was gathered that the insurgent element attacked Yimirmigza, where they kidnapped three Chibok girls.

    Following the abduction, reports said the insurgents contacted the family of one of the girls abducted.

    A recorded conversation between the militant and a member of the family revealed that the ISWAP fighters were many in their ranks.

    In the conversation, the family member asked the militant on how they could help release the girls, but the militant said he had no power to do so unless their leaders gave the order.
    One of the girls who spoke from the background said the terrorists “are in hundreds”.
    “These people are too many. For now, we are only three girls in their custody,” she said.

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