May 7, 2014
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8:29Now PlayingNigerian authorities specified Friday that a total of 276 schoolgirls were taken last month by militants from a boarding school, but 53 of them escaped, leaving 223 still in the hands of their captors, police said.
Those numbers are higher than previously reported. Authorities had been saying about 230 girls were abducted in the dead of night at a high school in Chibok, Borno State.
Despite efforts by the government to rescue the girls from captivity, there has been growing unrest amongst Nigerians on the seeming inability of the security agents to bring the girls back to safety and in the same piece were taken.
I will be joined on the programme today by Demola Olarewaju and other concerned Nigerians who are seriously piling pressure on the federal government to put in more efforts in the bid to rescue the abducted girls.
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