Yobe Governor Reveals How Security Was Withdrawn From Dapchi Before Attack

No less than 105 understudies might miss in the result of Monday's attack of the Government Girls' Science Technical College, Dapchi, Yobe State, by speculated Boko Haram fear mongers, it was accumulated yesterday.

The names were by and by submitted to the school's specialists by the guardians of the influenced understudies, as per the Chairman, Forum of Parents of the missing Dapchi Girls, Mallam Bashir Manzo.

Representative Ibrahim Gaidam of Yobe State said 84 understudies stay missing.

The rundown contains the name of each missing understudy, her neighborhood government zone and phone quantities of her folks.

A blend of pressure and grieving plagued the group for the fifth day running yesterday.

Inhabitants said it was obvious from the conduct of intruders on Monday that their main goal was exclusively to kidnap the understudies.

Manzo said when the shooters requested that they be demonstrated the path to the school, a few occupants endeavored to play a quick one on them and sent them in a wrong bearing.

However the shooters soon discovered their goal when they heard the understudies yelling.

Manzo, reviewing the arrangement of occasions on the game changing day, stated: "On Monday, Boko Haram entered our town and began yelling. We just turned out from Magrib supplications when the shooting began.

"The shooting by Boko Haram started perplexity at the school with everybody running higgledy piggledy.

"When they came, they didn't know where the school was found. They came and requested that a few people demonstrate to them the young ladies' school.

"The principal individual they requested to demonstrate to them the school took them to Central Primary School.

"They in the long run discovered the young ladies' school when the understudies were shouting and attempting to hop over the fence in an offer to get away.

"They gathered together the greatest number of young ladies as they could lay their hands on and pressed them into their vehicles.

"They at that point got away.

"The next day, the school specialists accepted a move call of kids in the school, yet they didn't give us the figure.

"The rundown we have here is from the guardians that came themselves and detailed that they had not seen their youngsters up till this minute (yesterday).

"At the point when a parent comes, he gives us his name himself, the name of his kid, his town, nearby government zone and his telephone number. We are not grouping these names by any telephone call or instant message. You need to come yourself and give your name and the name of your girl that is missing, else we won't acknowledge anything shy of that.

"The rundown we have now is one hundred and five understudies that have not been found up till today (yesterday).

"We had a report that these kids were found at Gaidam and individuals celebrated. We even accumulated that the kids would be given over to the representative here in Dapchi.

"At the point when the senator came, we were assembled at the place of the District Head and the representative disclosed to us that none of the young ladies had been saved. The senator said he didn't know whether our kids are in Boko Haram's imprisonment, however we are certain that Boko Haram took our youngsters. We have confirm.

"When they took them (youngsters), they were crying and shouting for help. They got through the Gumsa Road and backpedaled on a similar street.

"Inhabitants of towns along that street heard the youngsters crying and shouting in the vehicles.

"In one of the towns, inhabitants caught the extremists saying they expected to tie the kids well so they won't get away.

"We are approaching those that would enable us to get back our youngsters to help us. We are certain Boko Haram took our kids. This one is an undisputable truth. That is reality. We gave our kids to the school specialists thus they ought to bring back our youngsters. We will go similarly as meeting President Buhari.

"They just came to get the young ladies and not to do anything in this town.

"We took the photos of the store of the school and everything is in place. No single nourishment thing was evacuated.

"We are not content with the appointment of the Federal Government. They didn't search for the essential or the guardians of the missing young ladies or enter any office of the foremost or a classroom in the school when they went by Dapchi."

Representative Gaidam, notwithstanding, said yesterday that from the figures accessible to him, 84 understudies stay missing.

He put the understudies' populace at 906 out of which 822 were stamped display after the assault.

Gaidam talked yesterday when his Kano State partner, Abdullahi Ganduje, visited him in Damaturu.

The Yobe representative communicated astonish that security men were out of the blue pulled back from the town a couple of hours before the assault.

He said the assault is a noteworthy mishap in the war against Boko Haram.