Nigeria's Chibok girls: Parents of kidnapped children heartbroken - again
Some of their rescued daughters have chosen to stay married to their abductors, with government approval.
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Some of their rescued daughters have chosen to stay married to their abductors, with government approval.
Some of their rescued daughters have chosen to stay married to their abductors, with government approval.
Parents of some of the rescued Chibok secondary school girls abducted by Boko Haram terrorists in Borno State, northeast Nigeria have expressed heartbreak as their rescued daughters have chosen to abandon their families and remain with their insurgent husbands. In a BBC report, the parents also expressed unhappiness with Governor Babagana Umaru Zulum’s administration for offering support to the rescued girls to remain with the terrorists they got married to while in captivity.
Ninety-one others remain missing.