FG releases comprehensive list of the abducted 110 Dapchi Girls

The Federal Government has released a comprehensive list of the 110 schoolgirls of the Government Girls Science and Technical College (GGSTC), Dapchi, Yobe State.

The schoolgirls were abducted by Boko Haram insurgents on Monday, February 19, 2018. The list which was published by Channels TV was released by the Federal Government on Tuesday. February 27, 2018.

The list was part of a statement by the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed in Abuja. The list was handed to the minister by the Yobe state government and it contains a breakdown of the age of the girls and their classes.

You can see their names below;

List of the abducted kidnapped girls

S/NO	NAME OF STUDENTS	AGE	CLASS
1	Aisha Abdullahi	12 years	JSS1
2	Fati Muhammed	11 years	JSS1
3	Fatima Modu Aisami	12 years	JSS1
4	Fatima Abdullahi Ali	12 years	JSS1
5	Salamatu Garba	13 years	JSS1
6	Adama Garba	12 years	JSS1
7	Hadiza Ali	11 years	JSS1
8	Aisha Adamu Alkali	11 years	JSS1
9	Hadiza Muhammed Musa	14 years	JSS2
10	Fatima Usman	14 years	JSS2
11	Rabi Yahaya Tela	13 years	JSS2
12	Zainab Usman	14 years	JSS2
13	Fanna Muhammad	13 years	JSS2
14	Zainab Mohammed Bama	13 years	JSS2
15	Fatima Yahaya	13 years	JSS2
16	Amina Yahaya	13 years	JSS2
17	Maryam Aliyu Mabu	14 years	JSS2
18	Fatima Ishaku Aliyu	13 years	JSS 2
19	Habiba Nuhu Dan-Inuwa	14 years	JSS2
20	Zainab Bukar Abba	14 years	JSS2
21	Fatsuma Ali	14 years	JSS2
22	Salamatu Isiyaku	14 years	JSS2
23	Hauwa Bulama	14 years	JSS2

24	Rabi A. Nasir	14 years	JSS2
25	Khadija Sule	13 years	JSS2
26	Aisha Muhammad Aminami	14 years	JSS3
27	Aisha A. Maina	14 years	JSS3
28	Fatima Bashir	14 years	JSS3
29	Fatima Muhammad	14 years	JSS3
30	Fatima Aji Hassan	15 years	JSS3
31	Hadiza Sale	14 years	JSS3
32	Khadija Suleiman	15 years	JSS3
33	Walida Adamu	15 years	JSS3
34	Maimuna A. Hassan	14 years	JSS3
35	Maryam Ibrahim	14 years	JSS3
36	Zainab Abubakar Yakubu	13 years	JSS3
37	Amina Haruna	15 years	JSS3
38	Falmata Wakil	15 years	SS1A
39	Maimuna Musa	16 years	SS1A
40	Sahura Jibrin Muhammad	15 years	SS1A
41	Fatima Bukar	16 years	SS1A
42	Hajara Yahaya Tela	15 years	SS1A
43	Hajara Ali	16 years	SS1A
44	Maryam Adamu Muhammad	14 years	SS1A
45	Fatsuma Muhammad	15 years	SS1A
46	Hauwa Salisu	14 years	SS1A
47	Amina Adamu	16 years	SS1B
48	Zara Musa	16 years	SS1B
49	Aisha Abba Aji	16 years	SS1B
50	Fatima Alhaji Ari	15 years	SS1B
51	Aisha Alhaji Deri Dokta	16 years	SS1B
52	Maryam Usman Sale	15 years	SS1B
53	Hassana Gambo	15 years	SS1B
54	Hauwa Usman	16 years	SS1B
55	Hajara Muhammad Gidado	16 years	SS1B
56	Zara Muhammed Lawan	15 years	SS1C
57	Khadija Grema Dabuwa	15 years	SS1C
58	Aisha M. Wakil	15 years	SS1C
59	Amina Abubakar	16 years	SS1D
60	Fatima Modu Abubakar	15 years	SS1D
61	Fatima Ibrahim	16 years	SS1D
62	Zara Grema Dabuwa	15 years	SS1D
63	Maryam Adam Kontoma	15 years	SS1D
64	Falmata Wakil	16 years	SS1D
65	Maimuna Umar Alhassan	15 years	SS1E
66	Hajara Adamu Abubakar	15 years	SS1E
67	Aisha Modu Bamba	16 years	SS1F
68	Bintu Yerima	16 years	SS1F
69	Zara Grema	16 years	SS1F
70	Fatima Adamu	16 years	SS1F
71	Fatsuma Abubakar Jambo	16 years	SS1F
72	Maryam Mustapha	15 years	SS1F
73	Fatsuma Abdullahi	15 years	SS1F
74	Aisha Usman	15 years	SS1F
75	Fatsuma Ibrahim Isa	16 years	SS1F
76	Fatima Hassan Mustapha	16 years	SS1F
77	Leah Sharibu	16 years	SS1F
78	Maryam Bashir	17 years	SS2A
79	Maryam Muhammed	17 years	SS2A
80	Maryam Ibrahim Adam	16 years	SS2A
81	Hauwa Manuga Lawan	16 years	SS2A
82	Hauwa Saidu Abubakar	17 years	SS2B
83	Falmata Alhaji Inuwa	16 years	SS2C
84	Zara Muhammed	17 years	SS2C
85	Fatima Muhammed	16 years	SS2C
86	Maryam Usman	16 years	SS2C
87	Aisha B. Danjuma	18 years	SS2C
88	Aisha Mamuda	16 years	SS2D
89	Zara Tijjani	16 years	SS2D
90	Aisha A. Adamu	16 years	SS2E
91	Fatsuma Sani	17 years	SS2E
92	Fatima Usman	17 years	SS2E
93	Amina Abdullahi	18 years	SS2F
94	Aisha Kachalla	16 years	SS2F
95	Maryam Kalwuri	17 years	SS2F
96	Bintu Usman	17 years	SS2F
97	Fatima A. Grah	18 years	SS3C
98	Habiba Musa	18 years	SS3C
99	Hajara Karumi	18 years	SS3C
100	Karima Inusa	18 years	SS3C
101	Falmata A. Audu	18 years	SS3C
102	Hafsat A. Grah	18 years	SS3D
103	Fatima Makinta Liman	19 years	SS3D
104	Aisha Muhammad Jakusko	18 years	SS3D
105	Hadiza Muhammed	18 years	SS3D
106	Hauwa Mohammed Idris	18 years	SS3E
107	Aisha M. Bukar	18 years	SS3E
108	Hadiza Abubakar	18 years	SS3F
109	Fanna Muhammed Modu	17 years	SS3F
110	Maryam Muhammed	18 years	SS3F

GOVERNMENT GIRLS’ SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE (GGSTC) DAPCHI

SUMMARY OF COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF MISSING STUDENTS

S/NO	YEAR GROUP	TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING STUDENTS
1	JSS 1	08
2	JSS2	17
3	JSS3	12
4	SS1	40
5	SS2	19
6	SS3	14
	Total

The recent abduction of schoolgirls at the Government Science and Technical College in Dapchi, Yobe state may not have happened without the notice of the Nigerian Army.

A document obtained by Sahara Reporters indicated that the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) was notified by the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) of plans by Boko Haram militants to carry out a massive attack in February 2018.

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Document shows Army knew of Boko Haram attack

 (SaharaReporters)

The confidential memo dated February 6, 2018, and titled "Plans By BHT To Carry Out Massive Attacks In Maiduguri And Damaturu" was signed by Brigadier-General E.A Adeniyi.

The military, however, disregarded the instruction to stay on high alert, as troops were withdrawn from Dapchi in Yobe state, where over 100 schoolgirls were kidnapped.

Deputy Director, Public Relations, the Theatre Command, Colonel Onyema Nwachukwu in a statement, said the military should not be blamed for the latest round of horror, as troops handed a peaceful and calm situation to the Police.

However, the Nigerian police have denied the claim, stating there was not proper handing-over done to their men. The Commissioner of Police, Sumonu Abdulmaliki, said the military never handed over Dapchi town to the Police.

In a personally signed statement, Abdulmaliki explained that Yobe State remains a security emergency being monitored by security agencies.

Federal Government response

The Federal Government has set up a 12-member committee to unravel the circumstances surrounding the abduction of 110 students of the Government Girls Science and Technical College (GGSTC) in Dapchi, Yobe State, following the attack on the school by insurgents on February 19, 2018.

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