A top security official has disclosed that the abducted Chibok schoolgirls have been moved from the Sambisa forest towards the one in Ashaka, Gombe State.
The official who pleaded anonymity as he was not authorised to speak, also denied the rumour that the girls were rescued on Saturday.
However, he said there were high hopes for quick rescue of the girls based on the ongoing cooperation between Nigerian officials and their counterparts from the U.S and U.K on the matter.
Premium Times report:
“It is not true that they have been rescued yet, but we noticed and observed movement of some of the girls from the Sambisa region towards Ashaka forest in Gombe state”, said the security personnel.
The officer added that efforts are being put in place to “carefully track” the abductors and get the girls freed.
“We have not, even for once, lost hope that these girls would be freed. This is a delicate matter which must be handled with all professionalism and absolute care”, the source added.
For almost a month that the over 250 girls were kidnapped from the Government Secondary School, Chibok, the Nigerian military has decided not to provide information on details of its rescue efforts.
The military has, however, said it is doing its best to free the girls.
Efforts to speak to the military spokesperson, Chris Olukolade, on the latest report of the girls’ sighting were unsuccessful as he did not pick or return calls nor respond to a text message sent to his phone.
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