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Bring back our remaining girls

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Thanks to the government for the release of 82 Chibok girls. But the government should please ensure that all the remaining girls are released.

Now, 82 of the girls are back, but we are still appealing to the government to put more efforts in tobringing back the remaining girls.

Nigerian mothers, especially, will be happy if the government can do so. The negotiator said that some girls refused to come back home, and that he never bothered to ask what their reasons were. This is not good enough.

They should be forced to come back home to their parents. Once that is done, the country as a whole would be delighted.

Adegbite Timilehin: 08161653114

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