The list of the schoolgirls abducted on April 14, 2014 in Chibok, Borno State, by Boko Haram gunmen has been released.
An online report by Daily Trust on Friday said the list had the names of 53 schoolgirls that escaped from their captors.
The list includes those who escaped on the night of their capture at the Government Secondary School Chibok, on April 14, as well as those who escaped from the Boko Haram camps where they were being held.
A breakdown of the list, citing information provided by the girls’ parents show that seven of them are Muslims, while the remaining are Christians.
The list was made public on the heels of controversy surrounding the religious identities of the girls who escaped so far, with some commentators suggesting they were all Muslims.
However, the list by Daily Trust show that only seven Muslim girls were among the escapees.
46 Christians
1.     Amina Thlawur
2.     Binawi Galam
3.     Lucy Dzakwa
4.     Hauwa Thlawur
5.     Kwanta Isa
6.     Asabe Yaga
7.     Hauwa Musa
8.     Hauwa John
9.     Hannatu Joshua
10.   Amina Yaga
11.    Sarah Amos
12.    Kauna Bitrus
13.    Dinna Lawan
14.    Hauwa Sani
15.    Luggwa Yahi
16.    Hamatu Ibrahim
17.    Pogu Bullum
18.    Sanya
19.    Nkeki Duds
20.   Hannatu Iliya
21.    Saratu Musa
22Â Â Â Â Solomi Yakubu
23.   Mary Katambi
24.   Awa Thlama
25Â Â Â Â Mary Yaga
26.   Godiya Simon
27.   Rejoice Yaga
28.   Falmata Mutah
29.   Patience Bulus
30.   Dorcas Musa
31.    Mercy Paul
32.   Rahap Pogu
33.   Rifkatu Halai
34.   Thlama Walla
35.   Deborah Ishaya
36.   Hadiza Kwakwi
37.   Filo Dauda
38.   Amos Mufah
39.   Naomi Lawan
40.   Asabe Nkeki
41.    Hadiza Yama
42.   Kuma Ishaku
43.   Solomi Bitrus
44.   Ladi Nkeki
45.   Rahap Yaga
46.   Comfort Aguba.
7 Muslims
1.        Habiba Yahya
2.        Zarah Umoru
3.        Hadiza Hamidu
4.        Hauwa Ibrahim
5.        Yagana Musa
6.        Aishatu Usman
7.         Hamsatu Umoru
May d Lord will give them straight to revealed what happened
One with God is majority
Dis is madness, wats wit differentiating d muslims frm d xtains?….dis girls r nigerians n our gals ntin like muslims or 8tains
I will refar to the comment of CAN from kaduna about the first list, once u are religion fanatisc definitly u will go astray.if there problem in yoruba land for example u can espect the victim to be Hausa or Igbo depend on the area where it happen. the so call religion leader has puch this govt to road where it difficult to uturn. why, why, why, is it that when an isuue araise the christain we be point aqcuise finger to Muslim likewise muslim we be point aquise finger to christain too. why? am espect the same CAN pres to release this list. chibok is one of christain large domin in Brono and if u dont leasting well to there name u will not no what is there faith or religion. on like in Yobe where the Insurgent kill 60 male secondry student, the area dominion by muslim and so most boys that kill there where muslim. pls,pls,pls, our leader shld stop this religion difference we shld sincer with God we serve, no man we enter the kingdom of God except he that keep his law(comandment) we all konw this neither u muslim or christain. we all going to be judge by what we do in this world not by be christain or muslim.
The Nigerian press had gone insane. Rather than counter all these nonsense about religion they engage our leaders. This is absolute nonsense. We should read rather; The 53 Nigerian girls………………………
You Naija press are an embarrasmment and a disgrace.
Besides, its only Naija websites that had published the story of US Marines discovering the girls in the sambisa forest. What happened to investigative jorunalism? All we do is copy and paste. Even the US had not said anything and also international media. Bunch of lazy journalists.
The names are muslim name either.
Where are we heading to with this nonsensical and primitive religious sentiment? What is the point of differentiating between the muslims and the christians? The life of every Nigerian is utmost consequential in respective of ethnic and religious colouration. This is an anarchous society Nigeria had never experienced in the history.