context: The mass abduction in Chibok occurred on the night of April 14-15, 2014, when at least 276 female schoolgirls, mostly from Christian families, were abducted from a public high school in Chibok (Borno State, Nigeria). Responsibility for the abduction was taken by jihadists from the Boko Haram sect, professing takfirism, operating in northeastern Nigeria. On May 6, eight more abducted schoolgirls became known. Until now, the hostage crisis has not been resolved, despite all the efforts of the international community. The captives of the militants are 219 schoolgirls [1].
question: Who committed the 2014 Chibok Mass Abduction?
answers.text: jihadists from the Boko Haram sect