The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the resolution was sequel to a unanimous adoption of a motion by Satomi Ahmed, at plenary.
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Dr Oby Ezekwesili, the Co-Convener of the Bring Back Our Girls, on Tuesday described Boko Haram’s execution of Hauwa Liman, a worker with the International Committee of Red Cross as heart-breaking.
The film revealed the sect’s world of torture and executions
Bill Gates responded to each of these questions, stating what his Foundation is doing in Nigeria in collaboration with government and other charitable organisations, including Dangote Foundation
She had on August 1, 2017 made the decision to quit her position public on her Twitter handle
The commendation came in a statement signed by the Convener of the group, Oby Ezekwesili, in Abuja
Saunsi said his daughter, who represented him at the Bring Back Our Girls movement’s third anniversary lecture for missing Chibok girls in Abuja on April 14, is a strange being
Sanusi made the call in Abuja on Friday at the inaugural annual lecture to mark third anniversary of the abduction of the Chibok Girls, with theme: “Where goes our girl-child, our nation goes.”
In a statement in Abuja on Monday, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said the BBOG’s continued portrayal of the government as an adversary and the needless firing of darts at President Muhammadu Buhari, who is doing his utmost best to bring the girls back home safely, are ultimately counter-productiv
If the search team is lucky, the whole of the country will be proud and happy for it; if the outcome is to the contrary, we must also have the courage to brace up and move forward with the larger picture of annihilating Boko Haram and other terror agents from our geographical space
There is no contradiction in the fact of the recovery of Camp Zairo by our troops and yet our Chibok Girls not having been recovered at that same time. This is because, in view of the vast land of the Sambisa General Area, our Chibok Girls could have been taken to a new base into which the terrorists relocated when they fled Camp Zairo
In a statement in Abuja on Wednesday, the Minister sent his condolences to the families of those who died in the unfortunate bombing and prayed for quick recovery for the injured
Ezekwesili led a delegation of the group for the rescue mission organised by the Federal Government
The Air Officer Commanding, Tactical Air Command, Air vice Marshal Nurudeen Balogun, made this known while briefing the Federal Government team and representatives of Bring Our Girls Back on tour of the North East
It will be recalled that following the invitation extended to the group by government to participate in the search mission, the BBOG had given certain conditions before its members would join
In a letter addressed to the Convener of the group, Obiageli Ezekwesili, which was made available to the media on Sunday, the government said it was unable to postpone the trip as scheduled
The invitation extended to members of the BBOG, an advocacy group for the release of the missing school girls from Chibok, Borno State, was contained in a letter dated January 11
The letter said: “No Nigerian law makes it a crime to demonstrate in any part of the country. Harassing the BBOG group and stopping its members from proceeding peacefully to the seat of government is overkill
‘Also, records from the Army show the rescue of no fewer than 15,000 captives, mostly women and children, from the terrorists from February to date. In addition, dozens of communities that were previously under the control of the terrorists have been liberated, allowing thousands of previously displaced citizens to return home and resume their normal lives’
The latest in this trend is emanating from the visit facilitated for the 11 parents and five escaped girls who were visiting Abuja to interact with girl-child education advocate Malala Yousafzai