Chibok missing school girls: Police arrest protest leader

A leader of protesters over the abduction of 276 missing school girls arrested by the police has been whisked to an unknown location by officers of the Asokoro police station in Abuja. Naomi Mutuah arrested with Saratu Ndirpaya where among the women invited to a meeting with the First lady Patience Jonathan before their arrest. […]

A leader of protesters over the abduction of 276 missing school girls arrested by the police has been whisked to an unknown location by officers of the Asokoro police station in Abuja.
Naomi Mutuah arrested with Saratu Ndirpaya where among the women invited to a meeting with the First lady Patience Jonathan before their arrest.
Hosea Abana another protester told Daily Trust that Saratu Ndirpaya was released in the early hours of this morning, but Naomi Mutuah is still with the police and has been take away from the Asokoro police station.
According to Hosea, they were arrested after the meeting and accused of lying about being related to any of the abducted girls.
He expressed shock over the arrest, saying all protesters from Chibok have a relation or two among the girls abducted.
“My self, two of my nieces and one of my cousin sisters was among the girls kidnapped,” Hosea Abana said.

When contacted the spokesperson of the FCT Police Command DSP Altine Daniel said, “I am not aware, but looking into it to find out the true detail of what happened.”