Convener of the Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) group, Oby Ezekwesili has lamented the blockade by the police as it marched to Aso Rock on Tuesday, September 6 to protest about the Chibok girls, who are still missing.

Ezekwesili, in series of tweets on Tuesday said that the protest to the presidential villa was actually a test for President Buhari, which he appears to have failed.

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Oby Ezekwesili is disappointed at BBOG protest ban by the police and she believes President Buhari is going down the wrong lane
According to Ezekwesili, the BBOG has a right to protest as empowered by the 1999 constitution and the police should not in any way stop the group.

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She hinted that if the government and the police are not careful, they could end up like the former administration of ex-president Goodluck Jonathan, who was voted out of office for failing to rescue the abducted Chibok girls among other things.





Tuesday’s blockade comes after BBOG posted its Friday, September 2 march in order to allow Muslim members of the group observe the Jama’at prayer service.

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The BBOG eventually made it to the presidential villa and posted pictures of the 218 Chibok girls who are still missing at the entrance.

The question however is ‘Was president Buhari even at home?’ To find out, read President Buhari arrives in Edo for APC mega rally (Photo).


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Good move , she has been constituting nuisance in the name of ACTIVISM

U never c nor-teen yet.