BBOG Releases Names of 112 Chibok Girls in Boko Haram’s Detention

The Bring Back Our Girls movement has released a list containing the names of 112 schoolgirls kidnapped on April 14, 2014.

The Lagos chapter of BBOG released the list during a sit-out in the Ikoyi to commemorate the seventh anniversary of the abduction.

The names are listed below:

Aisha Lawan, Hauwa Mutah, Falta Lawan,  Hajara Isa,  Kabu Mala, Maryam Abba, Hannatu Musa,  Laraba John,  Deborah Nuhu, Saratu Dauda, Aisha Grema, Asabe Ali,  Margret Shettima,  Yana Yidau, Hauwa Kwakwi, Hauwa Musa, Saraya Musa, Hauwa Joseph, Yana Pogu,  Jinkal Yama, Eli Ibrahim,  Rifkatu Yakubu,  Hannatu Nuhu, Maryamu Abubakar, Hamsatu Abubakar, Deborah Abbas, Rhoda Haruna,  Hauwa Wuleh,  Hauwa Nkeki, Christiana Yusuf, Raklya Kwamta, Christiana Yusuf, Halima Gambo, Rhoda John,  Hassana Adamu, Ruth Ngiladar, Safiya Abd,  Serah Luka.,Aishatu Musa,  Hauwa Peter,  Ruth Bitrus, Hanatu Ishaku, Mary Amos, Victoria Dauda, Saratu Thuji, Mary Dauda, Saratu Iliya, Halima Ali,  Bilkisu Abdullahi, Rebecca Ibrahim,  Zainab Yaga, Awa Ali, Hanatu Madu, Sarah Samuel, Mary Nkeki, Hauwa Isuwa, Godiya Bitrus, Awa Sasa, Rahila Yohanna, Ihyi Abudu, Lydia Simon, Zara Ishaku, Rejoice Sanki, Deborah Abari, Sikta Abudu, Saraya Ali, Maryamu Lawan,  Esther John,  Ladi Joel,  Lydia Emmar, Rose Daniel,  Hauwa Abdu, Laraba Paul, Esther Ayu, Mary Dauda, Margret Watsal, Miriam Jafaru, Kuma Solomon Agnes Dauda, Mary Dama,  Patience Jacob,  Tabi Thomas, Hauwa Tella, Maryamu Yahaya Saraya Stover, Jummal Aboku, Elizabeth Job,  Suzana Yakubu, Mary Sule, Saratu Thauji,  Ladi Wadal Yayi Abana, Kwamta Kabu,  Grace Amadu, Saraya Paul, Esther Markus,  Rifatu Amos,  Nguba Bura,  Monica Enoch, Sarah Enoch,  Rifkatu Galang, Dorcas Yakubu, Deborah SolomonSolomon Pona,  Saraya Amos