Recall that The Eagle Online earlier reported that one Kenechukwu Okeke, with the Twitter handle: @HumanRightsNG, filed a criminal complaint before a Chief Magistrate’s Court in Abuja against 50 persons, including Sam Adeyemi, Yesufu, Don Jazzy and Falz for their roles in the #EndSARS protests that took place last month
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The position of the Command was contained in a statement by the spokesperson, DSP Anjuguri J. Manzah
Also arrested were some members of the BBOG
The position of the Presidency was stated on Thursday by the Senior Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu.
Speaking on the third year anniversary of the abduction of the girls, Saraki pledged that the Senate will continue to do everything within its power to advocate for the return of the remaining Chibok girls
The withBuhariwestand group, led by Comrade Idris King, marched to the Nigerian Army Headquarters in Abuja on Tuesday
Addressing journalists, the Executive Director of COWAA, Jummai Samuel, charged the Shi’ite sect to immediately discontinue the #BringBackOurZariaGirls campaign and tender unreserved apologies to the families of the Chibok girls for “this insensitive act of exploiting the genuine anguish of troubled families for propaganda
The war on Boko Haram’s terrorism had seen significant tactical changes that have yielded positive results since the inception of the Buhari’s administration. From holding almost the whole of Borno state, Boko Haram has today been reduced to a band of fanatics using abducted schoolgirls as human shield and bargaining chips having been confined to Sambisa forest by sustained military campaign against their insurgency
The group in a statement signed by one of its members, Muhammad Labbo, on Friday, said this was necessary to avoid complications and anything capable of undermining efforts of the government to rescue the girls unharmed
The whereabouts of the remaining girls is not clear
A statement issued by the media team states further that “The last 180 days have been one of dashed hopes, intense pain, and confusion for the families due to the lack of accurate information from the Government on the current status of the rescue operation
On this 150th Day since the abduction of the Chibok girls, we members of the #BringBackOurGirls Movement sign this Declaration and call on all Nigerians to do the same so that we can come together to save the Nation.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has described as a good first step the order by President Goodluck Jonathan for the removal of the #BringBackJonathan, which is a mockery of the #BringBackOurGirls hash tag that has helped to call global attention to the fate of the over 200 girls who were abducted by Boko Haram almost five months ago and remain in captivity.
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has directed that the #Bring Back Jonathan 2015 signs and banners around Abuja which he and many Nigerians find offensive and repugnant be brought down immediately.
The #Bringbackourgirls group recalled President Jonathan’s statement recently that the government will not negotiate with Boko-Haram but in a statement credited to him in Washington DC, United States of America during the week made a u-turn, saying that efforts to negotiate with the insurgents were ongoing
But addressing newsmen in Abuja on Wednesday, Dauda Iliya, the spokesperson of Chibok community in Abuja, under the umbrella of Kibaku (Chibok) Area Development Association, said the visit of the parents of the kidnapped girls to Abuja was on the invitation of Malala and not Jonathan
He said: “I am not sure any Nigerian with blood flowing in his vein will be indifferent to the plight of the Chibok girls
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, has said that his boss, President Goodluck…
Justice Abubakar Talba fixed the date after hearing a motion number CV/1520/2014, filed by Melaye’s lawyer, Reuben Egwuaba
Earlier in the day, the Police High Command had also issued a statement saying there was no order banning peaceful protests