The recently released 106 Chibok girls appear to be enjoying their freedom, as the young ladies paraded their robust looks and colourful local attires.
Some of the abducted Chibok girls being handed over to the Ministry of Women Affairs
The Department of State Security (DSS) has handed over the released Chibok girls to the Ministry of Women Affairs for proper rehabilitation.
According to the Punch, this was earlier revealed to newsmen by the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed. The Chibok girls had earlier been allowed by the authorities to meet with their parents amidst joy and celebration.
Reports say the school girls were however not allowed to go home with their families. According to Mohammed, the Chibok girls have been undergoing treatment and medical tests.
He said “The 82 girls went through medical and mental tests. Some had bullet wounds and their treatment took longer. Now, they have completed all medical procedures and will be handed over to the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs.
“The girls will be taken to a new facility. The old one was basically a medical facility because the purpose was just to examine them and treat them. So, any of them that needs further treatment can continue at the new facility.”
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