On the night of 14–15 April 2014, 276 female students were kidnapped from the Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State by Boko Haram extremists. Since then, a number of the girls have either been rescued by the Nigerian Army or freed by the extremist terrorist organization. 112 students remain missing though, and Yana Galang, the mother of one of the girls who has been missing since 2014 remains hopeful of someday seeing her daughter again.

Chibok Girls: We don't know the amount paid for their release - Sen. Ali Ndume

As the world marks the 4th Anniversary of the kidnap of the 'Chibok Girls', the government should intensify efforts to facilitate the release of the 112 girls still in captivity.

Obasanjo meets with missing Chibok girls' parents

Boko Haram video we won’t return, abducted ‘Chibok Girls’ declare.

Remaining Chibok girls with Shekau may be in Sambisa - Borno governor.

President Buhari promises to free remaining Chibok girls.

BBOG demands rescue of remaining 113 abducted Chibok Girls,

FG denies paying £2m for the freedom of the rescued Chibok girls.

Tearful reunion as parents, Chibok girls meet after 3 years.

82 released Chibok Girls undergoing a medical checkup.

82 chibok girls freed - Buhari met the released school girls before his London trip.