Some of the students kidnapped from Government Girls Technical College, Dapchi, Yobe state, have been taken to Niger Republic, according to Daily Trust.
Quoting a source, the newspaper said the girls were split into two groups; with some kept in Borno state.
The Musa Albarnawi faction of Boko Haram is suspected of being behind the kidnap. The Albarnawi faction is loyal to the Islamic State of West Africa.
The group was responsible for the kidnap of some University of Maiduguri lecturers who were conducting an oil research in Borno state last year.
While some were killed, those abducted regained freedom, earlier in the month.
The newspaper mentioned the location where the girls are reportedly kept.
“The girls ferried across a shallow river and are held in the border town of Duro in Niger Republic,” the source was quoted to have said.
“The second batch has been moved to Tumbun Gini area of Abadam LGA of Borno.”
President Muhammadu Buhari has described the abduction as a “national disaster”, urging security agencies to ensure that the 110 girls are found.
During a visit to Yobe, Ibrahim Shetimma, governor of Borno, expressed worries that the Dapchi incident is a sad reminder of the Chibok schoolgirls saga of 2014.
Shetimma urged residents to cooperate with the security services to unravel the mysterious Dapchi kidnap.
“Neither denial, nor conspiracy theory as was done in the case of Chibok girls abduction under PDP-led Federal Government. We should learn to separate politics from human lives,” he said.
Boko Haram had abducted 274 students from Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno state in April 2014
