We know where Chibok girls are, but won't use force to rescue them - Military

Nigeria's Chief of Defense Staff Air Marshall Alex Badeh
today said that the Nigeria military has been able to locate the
200+ girls abducted in Chibok on April 14th but will not use
force to rescue them because that could put the girls in great
danger as the insurgents could kill them.
He revealed this today while addressing a group of protesters,
the Citizens Initiative for Security Awareness, outside the
Defence Headquarters in Abuja. He said the military knows
what they are doing and should be allowed to continue their
work
"We want our girls back. The military can do it, but
where they are held, can we go with force? The good
news for the girls is that we know where they are but we
can't tell you. Just leave us alone. We are working. We
will bring the girls back" He said