Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) Most of the 110 schoolgirls kidnapped last month in Nigeria by the terror group Boko Haram have been released and returned to their hometown of Dapchi, a Nigerian minister said Wednesday. The minister of information said no ransom was paid to free the Dapchi schoolgirls and said their release "came with no conditions." Another parent told CNN his daughter Fatima, 14, was in such a poor state that she was unable to stand up when he saw her. Her father, Bashir Manzo, who's the head of a parents' association for the missing girls, told CNN: "We have admitted her at the hospital," Manzo said. Nigerian army spokesman John Agim told CNN the allegations weren't true and the army had not been informed.

Source: CNN March 21, 2018 09:02 UTC