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But wait ooo, if she bring this money she go share am

Pls has any imsu student seen his or her name in the nysc senate list

i no fit shout

waow......dis guy is kul.. but he got balls I can't do that

in what ever you do make education your first priority..... and also remember to run when other's are runing

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Abducted Chibok girls
BRITAIN’s Royal Air Force plans to send three
fighter jets to help in locating the more than 200
schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram insurgents on
April 14 this year.
The RAF Tornado GR4s equipped with surveillance
facilities, according to Daily Mail on Wednesday,
will undertake “reconnaissance missions” over the
Sambissa Forest where the girls are believed to be
held.
A British government source told The Times that
the jets would help the Nigerian authorities in
tracking the movements of the insurgents.
The report however added that the mission was
dependent on a nearby nation giving the British
government the nod to use its runway.
A Ministry of Defence spokesman did not deny the
report about the deployment of the planes.
He said, “The United Kingdom continues to work
with the United States and France as well as
Nigeria’s neighbours and international partners to
provide advice and assistance to the Nigerian
government.
“Together with our allies we have provided
continuous surveillance support to the Nigerian
authorities, including satellite imagery. We are still
in discussion with partners on the deployment of
further surveillance capability.”
Last Friday, Britain’s Minister for Africa, James
Duddridge, had condemned the abduction of over
100 people in Nigeria and had pledged that the UK
would continue to support in the fight against Boko
Haram.
He said, “I am appalled to see reports of another
large abduction by terrorists in the North- East of
Nigeria. Officials at the British High Commission in
Abuja are urgently looking into the details. The UK
stands firmly with Nigeria as it faces the scourge
of Boko Haram.”
The group on Monday killed at least three people
and kidnapped 15 others in a fresh cross-border
attack in northern Cameroon.
“The attack took place on Monday afternoon when
at least 20 armed men tried to get food supplies,
stealing all the [food] stocks found in the
Cameroonian village of Greya,” the source told
Anadolu Agency on Tuesday.
The source added, “Boko Haram militants killed at
least three civilians and abducted a dozen others
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