Sophia Michaels
The four released students include two minors and two adults.
The state government must first meet the conditions set by Dogo Gide before the girls can be released, according to the Daily Post.
Two of the released teenagers returned with the babies they delivered while being held hostage, according to PRNigeria.
In January, the parents of the victims begged Nigerians to help raise money to get the girls out. They were among at least 100 taken in June 2021.
An open letter signed by Salim Ka’oje and Daniel Alkali disclosed the abductors had demanded N100 million for the teenagers aged 12 – 16 years.
The urgent public appeal followed the Kebbi authorities’ alleged reluctance to accept the demands made by the captives.
One mother of a kidnapped victim passed away in November 2022, days after receiving news of her daughter becoming a mother in a terrorists’ den.
