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As emotions ran high on Sunday in Abuja when parents of the 21 Chibok girls, who were released by Boko Haram militants on Thursday, reunited with their parents at a thanksgiving service, one of the parent of the over 200 kidnapped Chibok girls was seen crying because her daughter not among the released girls.
The photo was posted by Tsambido Hosea Abana @tsambido on Twitter with: “I share the pain with Yana Galang the Women leader, her daughter still in abduction @BBOG_Nigeria".
Meanwhile, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has said that the release of the 21 Chibok girls “is only a first step in what we believe will be a total liberation of all the girls’’.
The minister made the statement on Sunday at a thanksgiving service organised for the freed girls at the premises of the Department of State Security (DSS) medical centre in Abuja.
Mohammed, who was with the Minister of Women Affairs, Hajia Jumai Alhassan, at the service, said negotiation was on-going for the release of the others in captivity.
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The photo was posted by Tsambido Hosea Abana @tsambido on Twitter with: “I share the pain with Yana Galang the Women leader, her daughter still in abduction @BBOG_Nigeria".
Meanwhile, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has said that the release of the 21 Chibok girls “is only a first step in what we believe will be a total liberation of all the girls’’.
The minister made the statement on Sunday at a thanksgiving service organised for the freed girls at the premises of the Department of State Security (DSS) medical centre in Abuja.
Mohammed, who was with the Minister of Women Affairs, Hajia Jumai Alhassan, at the service, said negotiation was on-going for the release of the others in captivity.
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