No
fewer than 20 young women from three clustered nomadic settlement were abducted
on Thursday, June 5, by suspected Islamist Boko Haram group near Chibok, close
to the place where the
group abducted more than 200 schoolgirls.
The gunmen were said to have stormed the villages of Bakin Kogi, Garkin Fulani and Rugar Hardo along Damboa road in Chibok local government
seized the women, ordered them into
vehicles at gunpoint and drove them off to an unknown location.The gunmen were said to have stormed the villages of Bakin Kogi, Garkin Fulani and Rugar Hardo along Damboa road in Chibok local government
According to the residents of the affected region, the nomads
fleeing from the villages claimed that Islamist insurgents demanded cattle in
exchange for the abducted women.
"One
of them named Mohammed told me Boko Haram held the men at gunpoint and moved from hut to hut taking the women," said Yahaya Musa.
"The
abductors told them to bring a ransom of cows," said farmer Yakub Chibok.
Till now the information about the abduction
in the aforementioned villages was not confirmed by police or army spokesman.
Meanwhile
there are strong indications that the Federal
Government is ready to increase the operational allowances of soldiers on
Internal Security Operation (ISO)
nationwide so as to boost their fight against terrorism.
Earlier at least 7 countries agreed to send experts and troops to
Nigeria to assist in the search for the students, among them are USA, UK, France, China, Canada, Iran
and Israel.
may God save us from this fucking wicked people.
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