In the Atlantic Post Opinion Section, Isa Mohammed writes: “It is instructive to underline, that Shettima has never, to this day, faced criminal indictment and prosecution, for his role in this crime of untold proportion.”
Nigerian Army discloses how three Chibok girls were found as 79,000 terrorists surrender. According to the GOC 7 Division, the girls rescued comprised Falmata Lawan, Asabe Ali and Jinkal Yama, who are on serial number three, 12 and 20, respectively on the list of abducted Chibok girls.
The President, Nigerian Army Officers’ Wives Association, Mrs Salamatu F. Yahaya today Saturday 13 August 2022 donated relief materials and financial support to a newly rescued abducted Chibok school girl, Aisha Grema and three others at Maimalari Military Cantonment, Maiduguri.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has taken on a former British Prime Minister, David Cameron, on his damaging allegations against him and his administration on the abduction of the Chibok schoolgirls by terrorists in Borno State, Northeastern Nigeria.
Isha Sesay’s recent book that captures her thoughts and reportage of the abduction of schoolgirls in Muslim majority North-East Nigeria by Boko Haram, a West African franchise of the Islamic State (IS) has unsettled the Buhari Presidency.
By NAN At the fifth anniversary of the abduction of Chibok Schoolgirls by Boko Haram, parents have fervently appealed to insurgents to release the remaining girls. Some of the parents told the […]
By NAN President Muhammadu Buhari has rekindled hope for the release of the remaining schoolgirls of Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State kidnapped five years ago and and Leah Sharibu who was […]
But here too, Ms. Bitrus and six of her classmates found themselves hostage to forces they couldn’t control. Thrust into the media spotlight by a prominent Nigerian human-rights lawyer, they say they were forced to relive their trauma to raise money and further political agendas in Washington.
The Presidency has dismissed Ahmed Salkida’s latest information that only 15 of the remaining 113 abducted Chibok schoolgirls in captivity of Boko Haram were believed to be alive.
He made the claim in series of tweets today, in which he provided a backgrounder to the abduction, exactly four years ago. Salkida said the surviving 15 have been married off, indoctrinated and may no longer be interested in returning home.
