Boko Haram militants still have 110 girls after Nigerian school raid - Travel Guide vs Booking

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Thanks for watching, Like, shre , comment vs Subscribe Please! Latest Travel news everyday https://goo.gl/i3ZjJ2 10 very cool reasons to add Montreal to your travel list - Travel Guide vs Booking https://youtu.be/5KbtzaoXDNM 10 very cool reasons to add Montreal to your travel list - Travel Guide vs Booking https://youtu.be/5KbtzaoXDNM Some 110 girls remain unaccounted for nearly a week after an attack on a school in the town of Dapchi, Nigeria, the country's information ministry said on Sunday.Insurgents believed to be from the Islamist militant group Boko Haram invaded the school, with 906 students, in the northeastern state of Yobe on Monday. Of the hundreds of students 110 have not been accounted for, information minister Lai Mohammed announced, while parents released a list of the girls they say are missing. The fate of the girls is not yet known, though it is feared they have been abducted as brides for the Boko Haram extremists, who in 2014 kidnapped 276 girls from a boarding school in Chibok and forced them to marry their captors.The militants arrived on Monday evening, sending many fleeing into the surrounding bush amid the hail of gunfire. While Nigeria's president has called the disappearances a 'national disaster', local officials at first falsely indicated that some had been rescued.One parent, Bashir Manzo, earlier said parents compiled a list of 101 missing children and presented it to the governor. Mr Manzo, whose daughter Fatima is still unaccounted for, said: 'This list did not come from the school management or any government source but collated by us from the parents of the girls,' he said. The state governor, Ibrahim Gaidam, 'told us the girls have not been found and we should continue to pray for their safe return,' another parent, Rabiu Sani, said.While it appears that many students at the school did go into hiding, Mr Manzo said those children are now back with their families.'All those that fled into the bush had been brought back to the school on Tuesday, and a roll call was taken after which they had all gone home to meet their parents,' he said.Boko Haram horrified the world when it abducted 276 girls from a boarding school in Chibok almost four years ago. While some escaped and many others were released as part of negotiations, about 100 remain with their captors. The extremist group has kidnapped thousands of people over the years.Boko Haram fighters invaded Dapchi on Monday evening, forcing residents, including students of Government Girls Secondary school, to flee into the bushes. Police and the state ministry of education initially denied claims that students were seized.Student Aishatu Abdullahi was among those who escaped on foot and spent the night hiding in an abandoned house. 'They were shooting guns and everyone was confused,' she told reporters. 'We saw some people pushing some of the students to enter their vehicles.'Nigeria's government has repeatedly claimed in the past year that Boko Haram