Breaking news: 200 School Girls Abducted And Forced Into Lorries At Gunpoint By Boko Haram. What Would They Do With Them?

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More than 100 female students have been abducted from a secondary school in North-East Nigeria, a teacher has claimed. Another teacher Audu Musa and commissioner for Education Inuwa Kubo confirmed it happened at Chibok community. Read?

 It is believed that suspected Islamist Insurgents who on Monday morning killed over 71 people in a bomb blast abducted the female students  from the school in the north-east Borno state.

Audu Musa, who teaches at a different school, said: "Over 100 female students in our government secondary school at Chibok have been abducted."

Musa said he saw eight bodies in the area this morning, but did not give the identity of the victims. "Things are very bad here and everybody is sad," he said.

The BBC spoke to one girl managed to escape when the raid started while the pupils were sleeping.

She said that they were armed and took food from the school's store before forcing the girls into lorries and buses.

She fled when the truck she was in slowed down because it developed a fault.

He added that the abductors are believed to be members of the Boko Haram Islamist sect which has previously attacked education establishments in the north east of the country.

Education Commissioner for Borno State Inuwa Kubo confirmed the incident at Chibok, but said authorities were still trying to ascertain the exact number of girls abducted, as several students fled into the bush in the darkness during the attack.

Borno state's education authorities had last month ordered all of its schools closed to protect children after Islamists killed dozens of pupils in a February attack against a boarding school in neighbouring Yobe state.

But a Borno education official, who asked not to be named, said the female students had been back at the Chibok school writing exams.

Boko Haram - which means "Western education is sinful" - is believed to have been behind other attacks that claimed at least 210 people's lives.

They attacked a teacher training college where five people were killed and again a group of women was kidnapped.

Following that they killed more than 200 from different villages in the area.