The 82 Chibok girls who were released by terror group Boko Haram last week are still not allowed to see their parents. Even the students who were released in October last year haven't been able to meet their families.
It was one of the happiest days in the life of Lawal Emos: Last year, on October 16, he could finally embrace his daughter Comfort again. She had been held captive by the Islamist terror group Boko Haram for two and a half years.
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