The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Usman Alkali Baba has revealed that some of the rescued Chibok school girls has found their way to reunite with their abductors.
The IGP made this remarks on Thursday during a weekly briefing that was organised by the Presidential Media Team in Abuja, noting that security forces dealing with instability were sometimes obliged to go low to bargain with bandits or kidnappers in order to rescue captives unharmed.
He said, “The issue of Chibok girls; you know they are coming out one after another and gradually. Sometimes they come out and say yes, we have come to see our parents and we want to go back.
“So maybe they have been assimilated or acclimatised with the situation and indoctrinated and had become part and parcel of those who have abducted them.
But like as I’m saying, it is a continuous effort and even last month, you saw a Chibok girl coming out with two or three kids and said she only came to greet her parents and she wants to go back. So, we are still on it, there is hope.”