Borno State Government Sends 36 Chibok Girls To International Schools

36 out of 57 Chibok school girls who escaped from Boko Haram camp in April after they were abducted in their school dormitory have gained admission into international schools in Abuja, Kaduna and Plateau States courtesy of the State Governor who will be funding their fees.
The State Government will be spending a minimum of N1.4million on each of the school girls annually in their new schools, besides other costs for their welfare.

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