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Chibok abduction extra – All you need to know now

April 14, 2014, will forever remain a memorable day in the minds of Chibok (Borno) indigenes. It was the day more than 200 of their girls were abducted by the sinister Boko Haram terrorists.

The only crime the young girls committed was exercising basic human rights. The right to education by sitting for the annual West African Examination Council (WAEC) before they vanished into thin air, only to appear on our screens on Monday, May 12, 2014, through a video clip made public by the dreaded terrorist sect, Boko Haram. The video clip showed our girls too frightened to think, reciting lines they were forced to.

ENCOMIUM Weekly brings you the between-the-lines details of the Chibok kidnapping saga…

53 ESCAPED, 276 STILL MISSING

DSC_038553 of the 329 girls that were abducted from the Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok were able to escape the grip of their unforgiving abductors, according to the police.

The Borno State Commissioner for Women Affairs, Hajia Inna Gaaldima, confirmed this, saying that the 53 escapees are in the custody of the state government.

However, 276 of the girls still remain at large.

WAEC INDICTS BORNO STATE GOVERNMENT

waecThe West African Examination Council (WAEC) has indicted the government of Borno State for the kidnapping of over 200 school girls in Chibok.

The missing girls, who were sitting for the 2013/2014 WAEC – conducted Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE), were kidnapped by Boko Haram on April 14, 2014, at the Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State.

Addressing a gathering of women which included the First Lady, Dame (Dr.) Patience Jonathan, wives of state governors, among others, on Friday, May 2, 2014, the head of WAEC National Officer, Mr. Charles Eguridu, revealed how the state governor pressurized WAEC to conduct examination against its will at the Government Secondary School, Chibok.

He said the council was initially reluctant to conduct examination in the area because of the security challenges, but had to succumb when Borno State governor, Kashim Shettima, assured the council in writing that adequate security would be provided.

In addition, the WAEC chief presented the bio data, containing passport photographs, of the 530 students who registered for the exams at the Chibok centre to the first lady.

CAN RELEASES LIST OF ABDUCTED GIRLS

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), on Sunday, May 4, 2014, made public a list of the abducted girls. The list obtained from Evangelist Matthew Owojaiye, the immediate past chairman of the Northern States Christian and Elders Forum (NOSCEF), an affiliate of CAN, combined 180 named  – 165 Christians and 15 muslims. Here is the list:

CHRISTIAN GIRLS

1 Deborah  Abge

2. Awa Abge

3. Hauwa Yirma

4. Asabe  Manu

5. Mwa Malam Pogu

6. Patiant  Dzakwa

7. Saraya  Mal. Stover

8. Mary Dauda

9. Gloria Mainta

10.Hanatu Ishaku

11. Gloria Dama

12. Tabitha Pogu

13. Maifa Dama

14. Ruth Kollo

15. Esther Usman

16 Awa James

17 Anthonia Yahonna

18 Kume Mutah

19 Aisha Ezekiel

20 Nguba Buba

21 Kwanta  Simon

22 Kummai Aboku

23 Esther Markus

24 Hana  Stephen

25. Rifkatu  Amos

26 Rebecca Mallum

27.Blessing Abana

28. Ladi   Wadai

29. Tabitha Hyelampa

30. Ruth Ngladar

31. Safiya  Abdu

32. Na’omi Yahonna

33. Solomi  Titus

34.Rhoda  John

35 Rebecca Kabu

36. Christy Yahi

37. Rebecca Luka

38. Laraba  John

39 Saratu  Markus

40. Mary   Usman

41 Debora   Yahonna

42.Naomi  Zakaria

43 Hanatu  Musa

44. Hauwa  Tella

45.Juliana  Yakubu

46. Suzana Yakubu

47.Saraya Paul

48. Jummai Paul

49. Mary Sule

50. Jummai John

51.Yanke Shittima

52. Muli Waligam

53. Fatima Tabji

54. Eli  Joseph

55.Saratu Emmanuel

56. Deborah Peter

57.Rahila  Bitrus

58. Luggwa Sand

59. Kauna Lalai

60. Lydia  Emma

61.Laraba  Maman

62.Hauwa  Isuwa

63. Confort Habila

64. Hauwa  Abdu

65. Hauwa  Balti

66.Yana  Joshua

67.Laraba  Paul

68.Saraya Amos

69. Glory Yaga

70. Na’omi Bitrus

71. Godiya Bitrus

72. Awa Bitrus

73. Na’omi Luka

74. Maryamu Lawan

75. Tabitha Silas

76. Mary Yahona

77. Ladi  Joel

78. Rejoice  Sanki

79. Luggwa  Samuel

80.Comfort Amos

81. Saraya   Samuel

82. Sicker  Abdul

83.Talata Daniel

84. Rejoice Musa

85. Deborah  Abari

86. Salomi Pogu

87.Mary  Amor

88. Ruth Joshua

89  Esther  John

90. Esther Ayuba

91. Maryamu Yakubu

92. Zara   Ishaku

93. Maryamu Wavi

94. Lydia  Habila

95. Laraba Yahonna

96. Na’omi  Bitrus

97. Rahila Yahanna

98. Ruth  Lawan

99. Ladi Paul

100. Mary   Paul

101. Esther Joshua

102. Helen   Musa

103. Margret Watsai

104. Deborah Jafaru

105. Filo  Dauda

106. Febi  Haruna

107. Ruth  Ishak

108. Racheal Nkeki

109. Rifkatu Soloman

110. Mairama Yahaya

111. Saratu Dauda

112. Jinkai Yama

113. Margret Shettima

114. Yana  Yidau

115. Grace Paul

116. Amina Ali

117. Palmata Musa

118. Awagana Musa

119. Pindar Nuhu

120. Yana  Pogu

121. Saraya Musa

122. Hauwa Joseph

123. Hauwa  Kwakwi

124. Hauwa Musa

125. Maryamu Musa

126. Maimuna Usman

127. Rebeca Joseph

128. Liyatu  Habitu

129. Rifkatu Yakubu

130. Naomi Philimon

131. Deborah Abbas

132. Ladi Ibrahim

133. Asabe Ali

134. Maryamu Bulama

135.  Ruth  Amos

136.  Mary  Ali

137. Abigail Bukar

138  Deborah Amos

139. Saraya  Yanga

140. Kauna Luka

141. Christiana Bitrus

142. Yana Bukar

143. Hauwa Peter

144. Lguwa Mutali

145. Hadiza Yakubu

146. Lydia   Simon

147. Ruth Bitrus

148. Mary  Yakubu

149. Lugwa Mutah

150  Muwa  Daniel

151 Hanatu Nuhu

152. Monica Enoch

153. Margret Yama

154. Docas Yakubu

155. Rhoda peter

156. Rifkatu Galang

157. Saratu Ayuba

158. Naomi Adamu

159. Hauwa Ishaya

160. Rahap Ibrahim

162. Deborah Soloman

163. Hauwa Mutah

164. Hauwa  Takai

165. Serah Samuel

MUSLIM GIRLS

166. Aishatu Musa

167. Aishatu Grema

168. Hauwa  Nkeki

169. Hamsatu Abubakar

170. Mairama Abubakar

171 Hauwa Wule

172. Ihyi Abdu

173. Hasana Adamu

174. Rakiya Kwamtah

175  Halima Gamba

176. Aisha Lawan

177. Kabu Malla

178. Yayi  Abana

179. Falta Lawan

180. Kwadugu Manu

– MICHAEL NWOKIKE

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