The National Chairman, Chibok community, Pogu Bitrus, has verbally expressed that four more parents of the abducted girls of the Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State have died thus raising the number to 11.
An online newspaper, The Cable quoted Bitrus as saying that seven of the parents of the girls abducted by members of the Boko Haram sect on April 14 from their hostel at Government Secondary School, Chibok, died of heart attack and frustration.
Bitrus was verbally expressed to have made this disclosure on July 5, this year.
But verbalizing with the The Cable on Tuesday, Bitrus integrated that four more of the parents would not optically discern their daughters again as they have lost their lives to the trauma visited on them by their children’s abduction.
“One father of two of the girls abducted just went into a kind of a coma and kept reiterating the denominations of his daughters until life left him,” Bitrus verbalized on Tuesday.
Bitrus integrated that at least four more parents died of heart failure, high blood pressure and other illnesses that the community inculpated on trauma due to the abduction 100 days ago.
Seven fathers of abducted girls were among 51 bodies brought to Chibok hospital after an assailment on the nearby village of Kautakari early this month, verbalized a health worker who insisted on anonymity for trepidation of reprisals by the extremists.
Chibok community bellwethers alongside the 160 parents of abducted girls and 51 girls who eluded ‘met with President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja on Tuesday.
An online newspaper, The Cable quoted Bitrus as saying that seven of the parents of the girls abducted by members of the Boko Haram sect on April 14 from their hostel at Government Secondary School, Chibok, died of heart attack and frustration.
Bitrus was verbally expressed to have made this disclosure on July 5, this year.
But verbalizing with the The Cable on Tuesday, Bitrus integrated that four more of the parents would not optically discern their daughters again as they have lost their lives to the trauma visited on them by their children’s abduction.
“One father of two of the girls abducted just went into a kind of a coma and kept reiterating the denominations of his daughters until life left him,” Bitrus verbalized on Tuesday.
Bitrus integrated that at least four more parents died of heart failure, high blood pressure and other illnesses that the community inculpated on trauma due to the abduction 100 days ago.
Seven fathers of abducted girls were among 51 bodies brought to Chibok hospital after an assailment on the nearby village of Kautakari early this month, verbalized a health worker who insisted on anonymity for trepidation of reprisals by the extremists.
Chibok community bellwethers alongside the 160 parents of abducted girls and 51 girls who eluded ‘met with President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja on Tuesday.
