'We won't reveal whereabouts of remaining girls' - Army
The Defence spokesman, Rabe Abubakar, said the information on strategy to rescue the girls will also not be made public.
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Abubakar stated this on Thursday, January 5, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State - the same day the army announced the rescue of one of the girls with her 6-month-old baby.
"Neither the military nor any security agency will give information on the Chibok girls in order not to jeopardise their safety," adding that "information on strategy to rescue them will never be disclosed."
Abubakar, however, did not specify if the military already knows the precise location of the girls.
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In April 2014, over 200 pupils of Chibok Secondary School, Borno state were abducted from their school by the dreaded Boko Haram sect.
On October 13, 2016, the federal government secured the release of 21 of them, promising to rescue 84 more - roughly four months after, that is yet to happen.
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