America Joins The Search For The Abducted 200 School Girls
  The United States of America and Britain have joined the search for the  200 girls abducted from Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok,  Borno, by the dreaded Boko Haram sect. Nigerian  soldiers had initially claimed that it had rescued all but 18 of the  girls. But the school principal, Asabe Kwabura, debunked the military's  claim. Also, parents who tried to rescue the children from Sambisa  Forest where they are reportedly being kept by Boko Haram had to turn  back when they learnt that the sect was heavily armed and that they  might lose their lives if they should move further into the forest. But giving the new development, already some critical arrests have been made... On  Friday the British Foreign Secretary, William Hague, said his country  had begun talks with Nigeria over the incident. He stated this in a  response made available to Punch by spokesperson of British High  Commission in Abuja, Mr. Robert Fitzpatrick. “The appalling  abduction in northern Nigeria on A...

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