According to a report by Punch, the UK and US government have joined the search for the 234 abducted schoolgirls from the Government
Girls Secondary School, Chibok, by Boko Haram men.
On Friday April 25th, the British Foreign Secretary, William Hague, said
the UK had begun talks with Nigeria over the incident. (Some mothers of
the abducted school girls pictured above)
"The appalling abduction in
northern Nigeria on April 14 is a stark reminder of the threat of sexual
violence faced by women in conflict prone areas. I am very concerned that the majority of
the girls are still missing. I spoke to Nigerian Foreign Minister,
Wali, about this case on 18 April, and we are talking to Nigerian
authorities about how best to assist in their efforts to secure the
girls’ release and bring those responsible to justice.” Hague said. 
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