Reporting of Roman correspondence

Fears have turned into reality: yesterday for the first time, a week after the events, the Nigerian president, Muhammadu Buhari, he acknowledged that at least 110 students of Girls Science Secondary School of Dapchi, in the north-east of the country, they were actually kidnapped by Boko Haram during the attack launched last year 19 February. The news was given during a meeting with a delegation of former hostages of the jihadist group, released earlier this month: «I have ordered all security agencies in the country to protect our schools – declared the Head of State – and to return the kidnapped girls to their families».
Initially the authorities had denied the hypothesis of the kidnapping, hypothesizing that they simply could have dispersed to nearby villages, to escape the murderous fury of Islamic terrorists. Unfortunately, what happened in Chibok in April was therefore repeated 2014: they were at the time 276 the high school girls ended up hostage of this criminal gang. Muhammadu Buhari was elected the following year with the promise of bringing them home and eradicating the jihadist group. a part, actually, come back in, upon granting lavish ransoms and the release of dangerous prisoners.
But now the governor of Yobe State, where the new raid took place, he criticized the lack of security in his territory and highlighted how in Dpachi, at the time of the assault, there was no military garrison. Boko Haram, dal 2009, has already provoked further 20 thousand deaths and 2,6 millions of displaced people.