On March 26 2018, when we warned on this page under the screaming headline: “Mr President, Nigeria is at War!,” some powerful figures had since told us they had given money to (or empowered the) enemies of Nigeria “to stop banditry!”
Browsing: Dapchi girls
Impeccable sources with inside knowledge of the Al-Qaeda and ISIS linked jihadist operations in the region confirmed that about 10 of the abducted Chibok secondary school girls currently camped at Garin-Maluma and Sabil-Huda had “voluntarily” converted to Islam and selected new Muslim names
The predominance of the cash economy is a major factor fuelling the nefarious activities of the Boko Haram and other terrorist groups in the Lake Chad Basin region, a UN report has revealed.
The Federal Government on Thursday insisted that it did not pay any ransom to secure the release of the Dapchi girls.
Gurib-Fakim told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that she had a meeting with some parents of the yet to be released Chibok and Dapchi girls’ to share their experience and pains.
The Former President of Mauritius, Prof. Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, is meeting with some parents of the yet to be released Chibok and Dapchi girls’ in Lagos.
ActionAid urges negotiation in Chibok, Dapchi girls release
The deal, which was facilitated by the Swiss Government, has lately come under intense criticisms locally and internationally following allegations of corruptions against the mediators
Ajimobi made the call in his Easter message signed by his Special Adviser on Communication and Strategy, Bolaji Tunji, and made available to newsmen in Ibadan on Friday.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, gave the admonition at a press briefing in Lagos on Sunday.
The girls, who were released by Boko Haram terrorists on Wednesday, were earlier taken to Abuja where they met with President Muhammad Buhari on Friday.
Fayose said Nigerians will resist any attempt by the President to hide under the “arranged abduction and release of the Dapchi girls” to achieve his dictatorial aim of further clampdown on those speaking out against his failed government.
According to him, it is necessary for the government to put the right security measures in place and not to wait until something happens; the life of any Nigerian child is not worth losing carelessly.
The association said this in a statement signed by Pastor Adebayo Oladeji, Special Assistant Media and Communications to the CAN President, Rev. Samson Ayokunle, in Abuja.
The day the truth comes out about what really happened to the Chibok and Dapchi girls and those that were behind these two scams, Nigerians will be shocked and they will spit on the graves of Buhari and his collaborators.
The governor said there was no basis for the All Progressives Congress to applaud the President’s “claim of bringing back home those innocent Dapchi Girls that ought not to have been abducted in the first place if not for the government’s laxity.”
Buhari came close to this experience in a public way, lately. In December, his son, Yusuf – his only son – was involved in a bike accident that nearly claimed his life….Buhari and his wife, Aisha, visited the hospital a couple of times. On no occasion was the red carpet laid out for them like it happened during the President’s visit to Dapchi
The fund said in a statement issued by Kori Habib, the Media Adviser, that UNFPA Nigeria on Wednesday in Abuja congratulated Federal Government over release of the girls after weeks in captivity.
Speaking to News Agency of Nigeria on the development, the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Ahmad Sajoh, said it was good news to the government.
A parent of one of the girls, Malam Ali Abdullahi, told NAN that all the girls were in their various homes now.
Abdullahi said: “Immediately the insurgents dropped them from the truck that they were brought in around 8 a.m., the girls all ran home.