60 Nigerian girls and women escape kidnappers

By MiNDFOOD

Mothers of kidnapped school girls react during a meeting with the Borno State governor in Chibok, Maiduguri, Borno State April 22, 2014. Parents of girls abducted by Islamist militants were searching for their daughters in a remote forest, they told the state governor on Monday. REUTERS/Stringer
Mothers of kidnapped school girls react during a meeting with the Borno State governor in Chibok, Maiduguri, Borno State April 22, 2014. Parents of girls abducted by Islamist militants were searching for their daughters in a remote forest, they told the state governor on Monday. REUTERS/Stringer
More than 60 Nigerian women and school girls taken captive have finally find freedom, according to sources.

An anonymous high level security source says that more than 60 of the Nigerian women and girls abducted last month by suspected Boko Haram militants in North East Nigeria have escaped their captors.

An anonymous, high-level security source in the Borno state capital of Maidugari, has confirmed the escape and claims the women fled when their captors went out to fight.

At this stage, more than 200 school girls are still being held captive.

Watch more on the kidnapping here.

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