Boko Haram reportedly abducts 8 more girls in fresh attack

According to a Vanguard report, Boko Haram men on Sunday
May 4th, abducted 8 girls, ages 12-15 from Warabe village in
Gwoza LGA of Borno state after an attack in the village,
which is about 160 kilometres from Maiduguri the state
capital.
According to an eyewitness, Mallam Bello Umar who spoke
with Vanguard, the men carted away food and other items
during the attack.
"A group of terrorists invaded Warabe village on Sunday
night, abducted 8 of our teenage girls before carting away
with our foodstuffs and livestock. As I am talking to you
know, I have ran to Gwoza council headquarters, and even
in Gwoza, we are restricted around the council secretariat
due to the fear of the terrorists. The situation is so
pathetic as almost all Gwoza people including villagers
who came for safety are only restricted in a safer zone
close to the council secretariat where there is enough
presence of security personnel”, Bello said.