Operation To Relaease Abducted Chibok Girls Starts In Sambisa Forest

Soldiers Marching to Sambisa Forest

The Nigerian military together with the foreign colleagues have reportedly started operation aimed at releasing the abducted Chibok girls.
It was made known by the Director General of the National Orientation Agency and the Coordinator, National Information Centre on the Chibok Rescue Operation, Mr Mike Omeri, who however refused

to provide details for security reasons.

According to The Paradigm report, soldiers besieged Sambisa Forest area and ground troops are moving inside backed by aircrafts.

Omeri, who was briefing newsmen on Thursday, was quoted saying: 

"The national operations have commenced. Foreign troops in collaboration with the Nigerian military are involved. However, the nature or full details of the operations will not be disclosed at this point because of security reasons. People are there on the ground and whenever they send in details, we will give them to you."