Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan will on Friday visit the northeastern village from where more than 200 schoolgirls were abducted in April by Islamist rebel group, Boko Haram, senior government officials told Reuters News Agency.
It would be the Presidents first visit to Chibok, North Eastern Part of Nigeria and the domain of the Boko Haram terrorists who have been ravaging that part of the country.
Chibok has been in the eye of the storm following the abduction of the schoolgirls and there have been growing international effort to rescue the girls, since they were abducted.
Reuters reports that the official who spoke to newsmen about the visit of the President to the town said that he would also travel to Paris, France, for a regional security summit where Boko Haram would be discussed.
