The Islamist group Boko Haram seized 276 girls from a school in Chibok in 2014

Most of the Chibok girls abducted 10 years ago in Nigeria are now free but some feel badly let down.

Some of their rescued daughters have chosen to stay married to their abductors, with government approval.

The Nigerian army says it has found two hostages, who appear to have given birth during captivity.

Hassana Adamu speaks to the BBC about feeling neglected on the eighth anniversary of the kidnappings.

More than 270 girls were seized by Islamist militants in 2014, and many of them are still missing.

Parents of schoolchildren abducted in Nigeria describe their trauma, and dilemma over the ransom demands.

Almost every part of Nigeria is facing a security crisis - from kidnapping to extremist insurgencies.