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The shocking news came from Adamawa state where the at least 16 women
were abducted by the insurgents
– Security operatives deployed to search missing women
The police officials said that the deadly Boko Haram sect has
reportedly abducted at least 16 women, girls in Adamawa state on March
23, Wednesday.
A team of police officers had already been deployed to the area to
search for the kidnapped people.
A federal legislator representing the area said those abducted
comprise 14 women and two girls, they were taken in Sabongari
Madagali, in Madagali local government of the state.
READ ALSO: Boko Haram: 'If NO territory is occupied, what is army
clearing every day?'
Other sources added that some of the women were taken from a nearby
bush where they went in search of firewood.
Others were seized from a nearby river while fishing.
Meanwhile, two women managed to run from the kidnappers by pretending
to have drowned.
The source said: "The two women who are in real state of trauma told
us that the suspected Boko Haram insurgents had a field day carting
away the women when their escorts ran away for their dear lives.
"They left the women to their own devices as the gunmen were left
unchallenged leading to the abduction of the said women."
READ ALSO: Boko Haram survivor narrates her ordeal
The NASS member representing Michika/ Madagali Federal constituency,
Adamu Kamale, confirmed the incident saying: "I just received the
shocking news to the effect that about 16 women have been abducted by
Boko Haram.
"We have been witnessing pockets of attacks contrary to the belief
that security has been fully restored in the area. As a member of
NASS( National Assembly), I have been calling for the deployment of
security personnel but to no avail as the government seems to have
relegated our concerns to the background".
Almost two years ago the kidnapping of nearly 300 girls by Islamist
extremists has sparked global outrage and an online campaign, Bring
Back Our Girls.
The Nigerian army claimed that Nigeria is winning the war against the
Boko Haram.
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