….As FG begins rehabilitation processes

The release of 21 Chibok Girls by the Boko Haram through tacit negotiations did not involve any swap deals, either monetary or exchange of detained members of the deadly sect, the Federal Government has said.

Speaking to newsmen in Abuja shortly after the federal government confirmed the development, Information and Culture Minister, Alhaji Lai Mohammed said “as far as we are concerned, there was no swap deals involved in the negotiation and that the development is building confidence between the federal government and the Boko-Haram sect”.

The Minister further said that already arrangement are ongoing for the assemblage of Doctors, nurses and other medical officials who will eventually attend to the girls to enhance quick rehabilitation and integration into the society.

In a tweeter handle of the Senior Special Assistant Media to the Vice-President immediately after the release of the Chibok girls, Laolu Akande said, “FG is now gathering medicals and other support services in Abuja for the just released 21 girls”, collaborating the Ministers address.

The list of 21 Released Chibok Girls

1. Mary Usman Bulama
2. Jummai John
3. Blessing Abana
4. Luggwa Sanda
5. Comfort Habila
6. Maryam Basheer
7. Comfort Amos
8. Glory Mainta
9. Saratu Emmanuel
10. Deborah Ja’afaru (baby: Bukar Amos)
11. Rahab Ibrahim
12. Helen Musa
13. Maryamu Lawan
14. Rebecca Ibrahim
15. Asabe Goni
16. Deborah Andrawus
17. Agnes Gapani
18. Saratu Markus
19. Glory Dama
20. Pindah Nuhu
21. Rebecca Mallam