The Federal government has vowed to ensure that the 110 schoolgirls abducted in Dapchi by Boko Haram insurgents on February 19th, return home soon.
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Minister of Defence, Mansur Dan-Ali gave the assurance when he spoke in an interview with Channels TV. Dan-Ali said the military is closing in on the terrorists that abducted the girls.
It can be earlier; maybe a week, it can be two weeks, but we are on it, and I’m telling you with all sense of sincerity that we are closing in on them. We have dispatched all the surveillance devices we have in terms of air, human resource, intelligence, and other forces that needed to be in place by all possible means and we have made sure that all that’s needed is being done to see that these girls are being found, wherever they are.” he said
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Dan-Ali was also confident that the girls would return in the shortest time owing to the intelligence at the government’s disposal, though he cannot say the exact time when it would be.
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