Air Force Still Unable To Locate 110 Missing Girls

The federal government has disclosed that the Air Force despite logging up over 200 flight hours and engagement of its various intelligence platforms in the search for the girls have been unable to locate the missing girls who were taken from their school in Dapchi town, Yobe State on Monday, February, 19 by Boko Haram insurgents despite

The was reveled in a series of tweets in which it was announced that there has been a relocation of Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Abubakar to Yobe State to lead efforts for rescue of the schoolgirls.

The Presidency through one its twitter handle, @NGRPresident said, “Today Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Abubakar @CAS_AMSadique relocated to Yobe State to personally superintend the search for the missing Dapchi girls.”

“The @NigAirForce had earlier deployed more platforms to the N/East, as security agencies ramp up efforts to locate & rescue the girls.”

“As at 6pm on Monday February 26, 2018, the @NigAirForce had flown a total of 200 hours conducting searches for the missing Dapchi girls.”

Although the tweet was posted as a reassurance to the public, the fact still remains that the Air Force still have no leads on the missing girls.