With Dozens of Schoolgirls Missing in Nigeria, Angry Parents Demand Answers<br />"That’s why we are very angry." Militants from Boko Haram attacked the Government Girls Science and Technical School in Dapchi on Monday evening, guns blazing, in an episode<br />that evoked painful memories of the group’s 2014 attack on a school in Chibok that included the mass abduction of schoolgirls.<br />22, 2018<br />DAKAR, Senegal — Parents of girls who disappeared after their school in northern Nigeria was attacked by militants this week heckled state officials on Thursday<br />and pummeled a motorcade after being told that, despite government reports to the contrary, their daughters had yet to be found.<br />ChibokGirls said that draws dreadful and eerie similarities with the confusion that surrounded official communication following<br />At least two vehicles in the governor’s convoy were vandalized<br />and some people tried to attack the governor, said Mr. Goniri, who had come to the school on Thursday in hopes of learning the whereabouts of his two daughters.<br />But when Ibrahim Gaidam, the governor of Yobe State, arrived at the school on Thursday to update frantic<br />and worried parents, he said the girls in fact were still missing.<br />Initial accounts from the police and state officials put the number somewhere between 50 and 100; Mr. Goniri said that 94 girls were still missing.
