President Buhari meets with two Chibok girls Mothers.

Tears flowed freely on Friday as President Muhammadu Buhari; his wife, Aisha;
and the wife of the Vice President, Dolapo Osinbajo, met with two women whose daughters are among the over 200 missing Chibok girls.
The emotional-laden encounter took place inside the Defence House, Abuja,
where Buhari currently operates from.
Mrs. Osinbajo had earlier led the two women to a meeting with Hajia Buhari.
The President’s wife later led them into another round of meeting with Buhari.
By the time they emerged from the meeting and posed for photographs, the two
women again broke down in tears while Mrs. Buhari held them tightly.
Mrs. Osinbajo also joined in the weeping.

 The Vice President’s wife, with misty eyes, later told State House
correspondents what transpired during the two separate meetings.
She said, “Hajia Aisha Buhari had, for many months, wanted to visit Chibok.
She also wanted to meet with the mothers.
“Today, we had an opportunity for them to meet face-to-face. We had two of
the mothers who still have their daughters missing after a year.
“Hajia, being a mother, met with them, held them and they cried, everybody
cried. What only a mother will do is to say ‘wait, I want you to see your father
and see what your father will do.’
“We were all extremely overwhelmed that at this time when the President is so
busy, he had time to meet with the women from Chibok.
“He spoke to them in English and Hausa. He explained to them how he keeps
telling everybody to put themselves in their place.
“So, today, we have had the opportunity for the President and Hajia to show
that they are our father and mother, for that we are glad.”
Shortly after the photo session, security men quickly whisked the weeping
mothers away.
Over 200 schoolgirls were abducted in Chibok last year.
All efforts to rescue them have yet to yield any positive result.