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Dauda Yama, one of the parents of the missing Chibok girls said he got a missed call from his abducted daughter.
According to Reuters, Yama had gone to retrieve his mobile phone from a neighbour’s house in January, when he noticed the missed call. After he noticed the missed call, Yama returned the call that evening and it was picked up by a man and he hung up.
Nkeki, a 58-year-old schoolteacher, whose 17-year-old adopted daughter Maimuna Yakubu Usman is among those missing, took the phone and redialled the number that was again answered by a man who said the phone belonged to his wife.
After the initial success, Nkeki and Yama dialed Saratu’s number a few more times but the line repeatedly went dead. However, Nkeki said when Yama tried again in February, it rang. “The man warned him never to call his wife’s number again. He said if he is not careful, he will lose his life,” he said.
According to Reuters, Yama had gone to retrieve his mobile phone from a neighbour’s house in January, when he noticed the missed call. After he noticed the missed call, Yama returned the call that evening and it was picked up by a man and he hung up.
Nkeki, a 58-year-old schoolteacher, whose 17-year-old adopted daughter Maimuna Yakubu Usman is among those missing, took the phone and redialled the number that was again answered by a man who said the phone belonged to his wife.
After the initial success, Nkeki and Yama dialed Saratu’s number a few more times but the line repeatedly went dead. However, Nkeki said when Yama tried again in February, it rang. “The man warned him never to call his wife’s number again. He said if he is not careful, he will lose his life,” he said.
