Residents of communities close to Sambisa
forest have raised the alarm over the
relocation of the abducted Chibok girls by
Boko Haram to their new home in Balmo
Forest, which borders Borno and Bauchi
states.
The alarm was raised by the residents via
phone messages after they saw a large
number of Boko Haram militants leaving the
dense Sambisa jungle early in the day on
Wednesday, August 27 and driving
towards the border town with Bauchi.
There are fears that the missing Chibok girls
and others in Boko Haram captivity may have
been moved to the insurgents’ new location,
Vanguard reports.
It was learnt from a military source that
security agencies have already started
mapping out strategies to deal with the
development and efforts are also being made
to beef up security in the areas where the
insurgents are reportedly relocating to.
Security sources are of the belief that the
insurgents were relocating from Sambisa
forest for fears of a major offensive by the
military in a bid to rescue the abducted girls
and demobilise their operational
headquarters.

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Which do we have to believe about this whole chibok girls.