MARQUEZ: Nigeria is setting up security around boarding schools as the search goes on for more than 200 girls, school girls kidnapped by the Islamist group Boko Haram. The government is under intense international pressure to do more to find and rescue the girls and protect schools. Boko Haram has allegedly threatened a boy's school in writing. As you know, it's declared war on western education in Nigeria. Our Zain Asher is</s>ZAIN ASHER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Nigeria is a very spiritual nation. I actually spent a lot of time in Nigeria, I spent part of my childhood here, and I can tell you that religion is really the backbone for a lot of communities in Nigeria. I spoke to members of this congregation and in fact, even though this church, 40</s>BIJUDA MALIK, CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN: Our confidence is not in the government. Our confidence is in god, god is going to touch them, intervene in whatever way he is going to do. Somehow with the intervention of the international organizations, I believe he's bringing more results</s>ASHER: Right. When I speak to them, they tell me that they're grateful for all the international assistance they've received so far from the likes of America, from the likes of France, the United Kingdom but they're worried that about the fact that America, the U.S. only really have an advisory role. They believe that the Nigerian government simply doesn't have the capacity to actually rescue those girls and they are praying for the international community to basically take on a larger role. Miguel?</s>MARQUEZ: That's very interesting to hear. We'll see if that plays out in any way. Zain Asher, thank you very much.
Nigeria Not Capable of Rescuing Girls