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Jubilant parents informed of their wards return from sambisa

S-Davies Wande
May 8, 2017
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JUBILANT parents of the released chibok girls have finally been informed of the presence of their daughters now with the DSS in a just released list of the former abductees of boko haram.

The names of the 82 released Chibok Girls are: Kwatah Simon, Grace Dauda, Jummai Paul, Tabita Pogo, Yanke Shetima, Jummai Miutah, Juliana Yakubu, Mary Yakubu, Rulh Kolo, Mairama Yahaya, Racheal Nkeke, Fibi Haruna, Asabe Manu, Eslher Usman, Filo Dauda, Awa Ababa, Lydia Joshua, Na Oni Bitrus, Marlha James, Palmata Musa, Aisha Ezekiel, Mwada Baba, Hannatu Ishaku, Mwa Daniel, Rifkafu Soliman, Maryamu Yakubu, Rebecca Joseph and Ladi Audu, Amina Pagu and Sarah Nkeki.

Others include Esther Joshua, Saraya Yanga, Ruth Amos, Hauwa Musa, Hauwa Ishaya, Glory Aji, Mary Ali, Rahilla Bitrus, Luggwa Mutah, Lataba Maman,  Lydia Habila, Deborah Peter, Naomi Yaga, Kwajigu Haman, Lugguwa Samuel, Maryamu Lawan, Tabita Hellapa, Ruth Ishaku, Maryamu Musa, Magaret Yama, Kauna Lalai, Solomi Tacitus, Naomi Yahona.

Among them also were Maimuna Usman, Grace Paul, Hauwa Ntakai, Yana Joshua, Comfort Bulus, Ramatu Yaga, Rhoda Peter, Naomi luka, Naomi Adamu, Iyatu Habila,Victoria wullgam,Ladi Ibrahim, Christiana Ali, Hanatu Stephen, Patina Fagbi, Martha James Bello, Tabita Silas, Yana Bukar, Abigail Bukar, Hadiza Yakubu, Naomi Zakariya, Maryamu wavi, Amina Bilama, Asabe Lawan, Mary Dauda, Maryamu Bilama,Naomi Filiman, Saratu Ayuba, Awa Yirma.

One of them was on crutches amputated obviously from the violent law of the Sambisa jungle where they lived for the last three years after their abduction from the government College Chibok where they were waiting to take their WAEC examinations.


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