About one hundred and
fifty eight women and children abducted by Boko Haram have reunited with their
families.
The abductees were
captured in Katarko town in Gujba Local Area of Yobe state following an attack
by the insurgents on the town.
After regaining freedom,
the abductees were made to undergo rehabilitation by security agents before
they were eventually released to the Yobe state government.
Presenting the victims to
their family members, chairman of the state committee on rehabilitation and
resettlement of the Insurgents victims Ahmed Goneri said the one hundred and
fifty-eight persons made up of sixty-two adult, ninety-six children were
abducted late last year.
Chairman of Gujba local government area Kyari Batarama called for sustained security measures towards liberating the towns still under the control of Boko Haram.
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