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Full list of Chibok girls in Boko Haram’s captivity finally released

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More than 100 of the 276 girls abducted from Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno state, in 2014, have remained in Boko Haram custody

A full list containing the names of 112 schoolgirls kidnapped on April 14, 2014 has been released by the Bring Back Our Girls movement (BBOG).

The Lagos chapter of BBOG released the list during a sit-out in the Ikoyi to commemorate the seventh anniversary of the abduction.

At that time, 276 schoolgirls who were preparing for their final year examination were taken away, among them is Leah Sharibu.

After seven years, 164 were said to have regained freedom.

The names are listed below:

  1. Aisha Lawan
  2. Hauwa Mutah
  3. Falta Lawan
  4. Hajara Isa
  5. Kabu Mala
  6. Maryam Abba
  7. Hannatu Musa
  8. Laraba John
  9. Deborah Nuhu
  10. Saratu Dauda
  11. Aisha Grema
  12. Asabe Ali
  13. Margret Shettima
  14. Yana Yidau
  15. Hauwa Kwakwi
  16. Hauwa Musa
  17. Saraya Musa
  18. Hauwa Joseph
  19. Yana Pogu
  20. Jinkal Yama
  21. Eli Ibrahim
  22. Rifkatu Yakubu
  23. Hannatu Nuhu
  24. Maryamu Abubakar
  25. Hamsatu Abubakar
  26. Deborah Abbas
  27. Rhoda Haruna
  28. Hauwa Wuleh
  29. Hauwa Nkeki
  30. Christiana Yusuf
  31. Raklya Kwamta
  32. Christiana Yusuf
  33. Halima Gambo
  34. Rhoda John
  35. Hassana Adamu
  36. Ruth Ngiladar
  37. Safiya Abdu
  38. Serah Luka
  39. Aishatu Musa
  40. Hauwa Peter
  41. Ruth Bitrus
  42. Hanatu Ishaku
  43. Mary Amos
  44. Victoria Dauda
  45. Saratu Thuji
  46. Mary Dauda
  47. Saratu Iliya
  48. Halima Ali
  49. Bilkisu Abdullahi
  50. Rebecca Ibrahim
  51. Zainab Yaga
  52. Awa Ali
  53. Hanatu Madu
  54. Sarah Samuel
  1. Mary Nkeki
  2. Hauwa Isuwa
  3. Godiya Bitrus
  4. Awa Sasa
  5. Hauwa Balte
  6. Glory Yaga
  7. Mary Paul
  8. Ladi Paul
  9. Ruth Lawan
  10. Laraba Mallum
  11. Ruth Wavi
  12. Rahila Yohanna
  13. Ihyi Abudu
  14. Lydia Simon
  15. Zara Ishaku
  16. Rejoice Sanki
  17. Deborah Abari
  18. Sikta Abudu
  19. Saraya Ali
  20. Maryamu Lawan
  21. Esther John
  22. Ladi Joel
  23. Lydia Emmar
  24. Rose Daniel
  25. Hauwa Abdu
  26. Laraba Paul
  27. Esther Ayuba
  28. Mary Dauda
  29. Margret Watsal
  30. Miriam Jafaru
  31. Kuma Solomon
  32. Agnes Dauda
  33. Mary Dama
  34. Patience Jacob
  35. Tabi Thomas
  36. Hauwa Tella
  37. Maryamu Yahaya
  38. Saraya Stover
  39. Jummal Aboku
  40. Elizabeth Job
  41. Suzana Yakubu
  42. Mary Sule
  43. Saratu Thauji
  44. Ladi Wadal
  45. Yayi Abana
  46. Kwamta Kabu
  47. Grace Amadu
  48. Saraya Paul
  49. Esther Markus
  50. Rifatu Amos
  51. Nguba Bura
  52. Monica Enoch
  53. Sarah Enoch
  54. Rifkatu Galang
  55. Dorcas Yakubu
  56. Deborah Solomon
  57. Solomon Pona
  58. Saraya Amos
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