Freed Nigerian schoolgirls undergoing treatment

The 105 Nigerian schoolgirls and their families have begun to recover after the Boko Haram fighters who abducted the girls released them earlier this week.

After one month in captivity, 105 Nigerian schoolgirls abducted in northeast Nigeria are undergoing treatment and counselling in the capital Abuja.

They were released by their captors on Wednesday with a warning to parents not to send their children back to school.

Al Jazeera’s Ahmed Idris, the first international journalist to go to Dapchi following their release, has this report.