Abductors of Nigerian schoolgirls pretended to be soldiers - witness


  • World
  • Wednesday, 16 Apr 2014

By Lanre Ola and Isaac Abrak

MAIDUGURI/ABUJA (Reuters) - Islamist rebels duped dozens of Nigerian schoolgirls into thinking they were soldiers come to evacuate them before abducting over 100 in their latest anti-government raid, one of the survivors said on Wednesday.

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