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In
this Oct. 13, 2016 photo released by the Nigeria State House, Nigerian
government officials welcome some of the freed Chibok school girls at the state
House in Abuja, Nigeria. Families and a lawyer said on Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2016,
Nigerian officials prevented the freed Chibok girls from spending Christmas at
home with their families. The news raises questions about Nigeria's handling of
the 21 girls freed in October by negotiation with Boko Haram. (Sunday
Aghaeze/Nigeria State House via AP)
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Kidnapped girls freed
from more than two years of captivity by Boko Haram Islamic extremists were
prevented by Nigerian officials from spending Christmas at home with their
families, relatives and a lawyer said Tuesday.
