Yabuku Nkeki

Parents of the Nigerian girls abducted by Islamist militants from the village of Chibok , grieve for their daughters

A father pleads for the return of his kidnapped daughter in Nigeria

May 13, 2014
Conflict & Justice

Yabuku Nkeki lost his daughter a month ago when she and more than 200 other school girls were abducted by Boko Haram from their northeastern Nigerian village. A video of some of the girls was released Monday, indicating they're still alive.

A father pleads for the return of his kidnapped daughter in Nigeria

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