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"When it started, this government did not come out to really speak about the efforts it was making because that will be giving out too much to the enemy.Once the first lady gathered women together, it was out of that frustration of not having enough information at that point.Who are these girls?They must have names.They registered for WAEC,they filled forms .Where are the parents.Not just to go to the street to demonstrate.Come together lets's find solutions and ask questions.The principal,where were you when this happened?You were not there.Was there any supervision for the girls?No head mistress, No dorm mistress.How come these girls were left there in a situation where there was no light, no security .How come these girls were allowed to spend time in that hostel.There were also boys registered for the exam.Where were the boys?They were at home.The agencies were saying they didn't know the girls were there as borders. So madam principal at what point did you realise something was going on in your domain and why wait till the next day.More below..
Madam principal, do you have the list?No it is my hotel.When you get it, there are names of people who are 60 years old on that list.These are the questions we need to be asking ."
Our government really has to investigate thoroughly and find out where there was a disconnect "
We have to ask the state government, Local government .At what point did you find out about this movement and who did you contact.The lorries were parked a kilometre and the half away so they walked for a long distance.So who saw them?What did you do?Those are questions we need to be asking ".This is going to expose alot of things and mistakes were made along the line and those mistakes some may have been made by the FG but certainly by the local and state government. So instead of pointing fingers, lets put heads together ..On criticism that the First Lady didn't lend her voice to protests
"If they had come to the first lady, she would have led that protest .That was how she was.She was so concerned.We hadn't slept.She was asking questions like what is going on.Why she waited for long to react
Its quite natural that without the provision of information, some people would start to wonder what is going on.What she did was to ask the questions.First of all she was asking about the welfare of the girls who escaped.You cant work with someone who is not available for you to work with
Because her work is done behind the scenes.She had actually been rallying and asking those questions way before the protests took place.The first lady had organized through her office as the president of the African First Ladies Peace Mission a peace concert for the youth.I'm not sure you have a copy of the peace song i wrote.Its on the issue of peace.These were not the first group of girls to be abducted.Legality of the first lady coming into security matters
I am not her to speak for the FG.The first lady was prompted to come out and bring women together because the agitation particularly with the protests had started.When you have a situation where the people are just agitated, you have to just come out openly.That is what government should do and that is what they have done.
I believe her main concern right now is the welfare of those girls that escaped, welfare of their parents and the welfare of the women of that region who have been badly brutalized.No body was summoned,people were invited and they voluntarily came .
"We will never release them unless our brethren are released. It's been 6 years you held our brethren and torturing them. We will not release the girls until you free our brothers"The video was aired after the Governor of Borno,Kashim Shettima, told the BBC: ‘
We've got reports of them being sighted in some locations – which we have conveyed to the relevant military authorities, for them to cross-check, verify and get additional information on the accurate location of the daughters.’He also said he did not think the girls had been taken across the border to Chad or Cameroon.
“As soon as I saw the man, I knew it was over for me.The only thing I could do was say a last prayer, which was ‘Blood of Jesus cover me.And that was it for me.Nzeribe, a handsome banker, was shot in the face with an AK-47 assault rifle, blowing away his jaw, lips and part of his tongue.He faked death — “until they finished,”He bled profusely.
“I would say I died in the process,But God brought me back to life.”Rescuers took him to a local hospital in Mubi, a suburban area in northeastern Nigeria where he was part of a Christian minority and where the mass shooting in church occurred.He was later flown to London, where surgeons reconstructed his face.
Nzeribe recalled looking in the mirror for the first time post-surgery.What he saw was “a very different person,” Nzeribe said, shaking his head. He stopped the interview, wiping away the tears and finding composure after longbreaths.A zigzagging scar runs up Nzeribe’s chin to his upper lip. His mouth is even more disfigured, but at least he can talk, in soft tones. And he has a great laugh, though he can’t smile.
“We’ve come a long way,” Nzeribe said of his surgeries and reconstructed face.He’s flattered to hear how he appears younger.
“The first thing I did was to forgive them.Had they known better, they couldn’t do that.”But Nzeribe isn’t naïve: He is warning the world about how Boko Haram and its leader, Abubakar Shekau, commit atrocities with impunity.
“Everything he says he will do, he does them.It gives them a sense of fulfillment and makes them want to do more.Just like al Qaeda, they are very, very destructive.He now prays for the kidnapped 276 girls, still missing in Nigeria
Jesus insists his disciples must repudiate all earthly fathers of whatever description in preference for the one true heavenly Father