Chibok abduction: US deploys surveillance aircraft over Nigeria to find missing school girls
As part of its effort to facilitate the release of the kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls, the United States has deployed surveillance aircraft across Nigeria. This was made known by a Senior Administration Official to President Barak Obama on Monday. According to the report, Washington has sent military, law-enforcement and development experts to Nigeria to help search for the missing girls who were whisked away by the Boko Haram sect on April 14. “We have shared commercial satellite imagery with Nigeria and are flying manned ISR (intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) assets over Nigeria with the government’s permission,” the U.S. official said. State Department spokeswoman, Jen Psaki disclosed on Monday while briefing newsmen that the U.S. was providing intelligence, surveillance and reconnassance support. She said U.S. teams on ground “are digging in on the search and coordinating closely with the Nigerian government as