FBI to help rescue Nigerian schoolgirls from Islamists

Attorney General Eric Holder said Monday the US was sending FBI agents to trace the girls as grief-stricken families took to the streets in protest over the inaction of the Nigerian government and military to find the 276 girls kidnapped from a NE Nigerian village of Chibok on April 14. In a video released Monday, Islamist Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau described the girls as “slaves.”  He said: “I abducted your girls. I will send them in the market, by Allah.” Some of the girls were reported last week to have been forced to marry their abductors, who paid a nominal bride price of $12. Others were said to have been carried into neighboring Cameroon and Chad. These reports were not verified.

Nigerian police said 53 girls had escaped. President Barack Obama has been briefed several times on what the White House calls “an outrage and terrible tragedy.”

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