Nigeria Chibok girls: Parents learning if daughters among those freed

Parents of the missing Chibok girls are slowly learning if their daughters are among the 82 freed by Boko Haram militants in Nigeria two days ago. 
The girls' names have been put on Twitter by the president's office.

They were flown to the capital Abuja. 

But in Chibok, their home region in north-eastern Nigeria, not everyone has access to the social media site. 

It is unclear if the government has made other attempts to let them know if their daughters are now safe.
 
People have been checking the newspapers to see who is on the list and decide whether to make the journey to Abuja. 

One Esther Yakubu told the BBC that the last three years had been a "horrible nightmare" but that even the possibility of her daughter having been rescued has given her hope. 

SOURCE: BBC NEWS