Hahahahaha, abeg make i laugh small ........So people still believe this bullsh1t? Adonbilivit from day 1!

This same propaganda will soon come back and bite APC very soon.

These are chibok girls and women or are they all girls

The death once among you may ur soul rest in peace, for those alive wished you God protection.

doublewisdom:
Buhari's body language will free them soon.

#bodylanguage.

Fixamm:
this happens when u have one man dat said A.last 3months and hes doing Z. now..

If u r referring to PMB, u need to av a rethink & examine d reaction of d previous govt wen d news first broke out even their attitude towards d development.

BRIGHTRIVERS:
If its actuali a Scam do u think d Parents and d Chibok Community would Lament dis much abt it?? ..I think some girls tho not up to d acclaimed amt was reali missin,and is still missing.

HAHAHA YOU ARE A LEARNER

auntysimbiat:
Today marks 500 days since Chibok girls were kidnapped from their school in Borno state by Boko Haram members.

500 days away from their family and friends

. So sad.



Source: http://nairanaijanews..com/2015/08/its-500-days-since-chibok-girls-were.html

They have been rewarded for their gross conspiracy.
Their master has won the election.
The deserted soldiers has been reinstated and promoted.
If you doubt me, ask Oby Ezekwesili

Not to dampen Nigerian's hopes... but sincerely speaking, if an organizations that doesn't value human lives and kills the innocent on a regular basis has in their possession young girls for such a long period, what would they have kept them for? breeding? trading? sexual abuse? or rather spend money to keep them alive and feed them for such a long time?.. They have never issued a statement to offer the girls as trade or as hostages. Why then will they spend money meant to fund their operations and get more weapons on feeding young girls.. Let's keep hope alive and expect a miracle though... 500 days and still counting...

And those expecting Buhari to come in and work wonders... You elected an ex-military man not SUPERMAN!

Chibok girls still dey exist?

BUHARI #BringBackOurGirls

some people still believe the chibok girls kidnapping is a scam.

You can keep counting days till loose your mind.
Those girls are not together anymore.
They have been displaced all over the Continent.
Live with it.

Segadem:

...and boko haram group was also playing along with the scammer by parading some people on national and international TVs?

d pics released by d school , was dat how ur waec passport loooked like? the so called video were d pics matched wit d same girls? the army has freed many captives how come nt even one chibok girl was found, we heard some dat escaped hv gotten scholarship in usa, scholarship for gals dat cant speak English?. abegi

Happiness87:
HAHAHA YOU ARE A LEARNER

In d School ur Papa built na

Doyin Okupe made noise on international media stations about a rescue mission that took 444 days from one country to another. Our own now don pass his stated timeframe and the most he's done about the issue's packed from his abuja home to somewhere else. I'm sure he washed his hands off the issue soon after the elections were over.

About this issue, its sad to know a fair amount of the girls were used for suicide missions. I foresee a situation where at this rate of inaction, fourty years laters some of these girls would grant interviews to newspapers detailing their new life, how life was in the camps and information of them either trying to go back home or surrendering to their new lives.

BRIGHTRIVERS:
In d School ur Papa built na

you know nothing about politics and northerners

darlenese:


299 days for Jonathan 101 days for baba Bubu
.......1000 days will soon be counted for Bubuski

Lol bubuski

Whether the Chibok girls were kidnapped or not, the act was carried out to make the world and Nigeria's electorate reject the government of then President Jonathan.

Those who organized the kidnapping are in control of Nigeria today. Let them hurry and lay the matter of Chibok kidnap to rest.

Happiness87:
you know nothing about politics and northerners

U've Made Zero points but to laugh and call Me a Learner... IF u knw somthin yu'l make ur points Clear and Counter Mine... Thats hw we differentiate Literates from Illiterates.

BRIGHTRIVERS:
U've Made Zero points but to laugh and call Me a Learner... IF u knw somthin yu'l make ur points Clear and Counter Mine... Thats hw we differentiate Literates from Illiterates.

who gave you that yardstick for differentiation. i don't have time to lecture you, just know that it was well planned by Northerners and bornu state government to discredit Gej administration

BRIGHTRIVERS:
If its actuali a Scam do u think d Parents and d Chibok Community would Lament dis much abt it?? ..I think some girls tho not up to d acclaimed amt was reali missin,and is still missing.

Come Benin you go fear professional mourners
Even the bereaved family go be like 'we gats pay these peeps more money they cry better than us'

BTW where is OBJ thought he wanted to negotiate the issue that time?

Meanwhile Daura Dorlard is travelling to france soon on top this matter again.

French Embassy Staff: Why are you going to france?
DD: *looking aloof* the kwaruption in chibok is not allowing us to rekwoba the girls so we need all the foreign aziztence

I dey laaaaaf

darlenese:


299 days for Jonathan 101 days for baba Bubu
.......1000 days will soon be counted for Bubuski

Lol bubuski

Where is Oby?
Why has she been so quiet since March 28 about this Chibok matter?
Is she busy looking for "empirical evidence" of CORRUPTION by her daddy-in-love ni?

Happiness87:
who gave you that yardstick for differentiation. i don't have time to lecture you, just know that it was well planned by Northerners and bornu state government to discredit Gej administration

And whats ur Basis 4 judgement Woman?

Happiness87:
who gave you that yardstick for differentiation. i don't have time to lecture you, just know that it was well planned by Northerners and bornu state government to discredit Gej administration

And whats ur Basis 4 judgement? ur Obviously bringin Sentiments into dis!

OK....say something new.....we know that they were kidnapped and so

Fixamm:
this happens when u have one man dat said A.last 3months and hes doing Z. now..

00 painful days without the Chibok girls AUGUST 27, 2015 : PUNCH EDITORIAL BOARD Leave a Comment Members of the #‎BringBackOurGirls‬ group protesting the abduction of 219 Chibok Girls in Abuja... on Thursday | credits: Olatunji Obasa When on April 14, 2014, some bloodthirsty bandits from the Boko Haram terror group invaded the premises of Government Secondary School, Chibok in Borno State and made away with close to 300 schoolgirls, not a few thought that the long arms of the Nigerian state would soon catch up with them and their innocent captives liberated. But today marks 500 days since that dreadful incident that reverberated all through the world took place; yet, there has been no sign of the girls. The only positive development was when 57 of the original 276 girls captured by the religious extremist group found their way home from the Sambisa Forest after taking advantage of the breakdown of one of the vehicles that were carrying them to make good their escape. Even when a resurgent Nigerian Army took on the insurgents shortly before the last elections and rescued hundreds of women and children, nothing was heard of the Chibok schoolgirls. All along, the efforts to rescue the girls had been chaotic. In the days following the abduction when action was most needed, President Goodluck Jonathan typified the confusion and downright denial in government as it took him about three weeks to admit the kidnap took place. Even after the admission, Jonathan took ghastly solace in an absurd comparison, saying “the missing Malaysian aircraft the world is yet to find (it), so we are not alone.” As pressure mounted on the government from Nigerians, the civil society, particularly the #BringBackOurGirls group, and the international community, the then Chief of Defence Staff, Alex Badeh, announced that the military had located the girls. This proved to be a hoax. Obviously disturbed by our government’s atrocious cluelessness, France, Britain, the Netherlands, the United States and the European Union intervened, with French President, Francois Hollande, convening a summit of Nigeria and its neighbours in Paris to fashion out a rescue plan. Yousafzai Malala, the Pakistani girl-child education campaigner, joined in the crusade, visiting Jonathan to express her dismay. The recent demand by the United Nations Secretary-General, Ban ki-Moon, for an unconditional release of the girls may be seen as a rallying call to refocus attention on the plight of the girls. It may be perceived as a wake-up call on a slumbering nation to shake off its lethargy and spring back into action. But, in reality, it is actually an indicting reminder of how much the country has failed the Chibok girls. It also reminds other Nigerians that if they should find themselves in such a situation, they should expect no help from their nation. What kind of a country would move on when the fate of its 219 girls remains unknown? What is the worth of a country that cannot offer protection to the weak and vulnerable among its citizens? How can the lives of girls who were getting ready for their examinations in a country where girl-child education is considered to be at a premium be treated as expendables the way the Chibok girls have been treated? This tragedy has caused terrible anguish for the families of the Chibok girls. For the distressed relatives of these girls, 500 days on from Boko Haram’s midnight raid, the sight of just any girl on the street can induce panic. According to experts, having a family member go missing is called “ambiguous loss.” It is said to be one of the most painful types of losses because there is no possibility of closure or resolution. They are faced with a lifetime of grief unless what psychologists call the “boundary ambiguity” is finally defined. But the efforts of the Buhari government so far offer some hope. Apparently, the baffling story of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls has become the symbol of the campaign against Boko Haram. And as Buhari stated in his May 29 inaugural speech, without securing their release, Nigeria cannot claim to have won the war. So far, Buhari has visited our neighbours – Niger, Chad, Cameroon and Benin Republic – with the aim of cementing the existing military cooperation, as Nigeria wages a sustained onslaught against the insurgents. The release of $21 million to the Joint Military Task Force in June as part of the $100 million the Federal Government had earlier pledged to support its operations and the $5 million grant to Nigeria by the US are critical inputs for success. But Buhari should be the rallying point for a new international collaboration in finding and rescuing these innocent girls. And this should include the supply of high-tech military equipment and intelligence sharing. If Malaysia could bring 26 different countries together to conduct one of the world’s largest peacetime operations in search of a missing plane with 239 people on board, Nigeria should seek fresh international assistance to get our girls back from the dungeon of a gang of depraved minds. It can be done
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