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Activists from #BringBackOurGirls movement have written an open letter to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

In their letter, the signatories from Nigeria, the US, New Zealand and Italy, say the two recent kidnappings of students underscore "terrifying trend of lawlessness and vulnerability" in Nigerian schools.

They add that although fifty students have escaped, hundreds are still in captivity and families are living in anguish.

The group decries the closure of schools in what it describes as Nigeria’s most educationally challenged region.

It says that these incidents are “not isolated tragedies - they are part of a systemic failure spanning over 11 years. Since the Chibok abduction of 276 girls in April 2014, Nigeria has witnessed at least 1,800 students kidnapped in a relentless cycle of terror".

Gadaffi9ja:
The security situation is bad at the moment and what government mostly do is, after announcing that a number has been rescued, that's d end for the remaining captives, they will be left for their families to fight for, that's what happened with the FGC Yauri students I know.

emmabest2000:
Where is the damn cho cho cho cho Trump, action speaks louder than voice,
Now is the best time to act abegggg

God1000:
https://www.facebook.com/100044232379482/posts/pfbid0yQxAx1Ky5c54BiVTLKQQjxqH7hbmnfNxYUUT1gaHHLQfLPiax66rRo3fsR9cnFbcl/

nairalandankrah:
[throwback Today [ 2013]

Former Head of State and Presidential candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Major General Muhammadu Buhari has faulted the federal government’s clampdown on Boko Haram Islamic insurgents.
He accused the government of killing and destroying their houses while the Niger Delta militants were given special treatment by the government.

Buhari who first spoke in Hausa before the English version accused politicians from the Niger Delta region of starting the current in security in the country by recruiting and arming youths of the region in their desperate attempt to retain power as governors.
The former Nigerian leader said that unlike the special treatment given to the Niger Delta militants by the federal government, the Boko Haram members were being killed and their houses demolished by government.

While accusing President Jonathan of failing from the beginning to address the security situation in the country, Buhari said he has never been in support of the state of emergency in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa state.

“How did Boko Haram start? We know that their leader, Mohammed Yusuf started his militant and the police couldn’t control them and the army was invited. He was arrested by soldiers and handed over to the police.

“The appropriate thing to do, according to the law, was for the police to carry out investigations and charge him to court for prosecution, but they killed him, his in-law was killed, they went and demolished their houses.

“Because of that, his supporters resorted to what they are doing today. You see in the case of the Niger Delta militants, the late President Umaru Musa Yar’adua sent an aeroplane to bring them, he sat down with them and discussed with them, they were cajoled, and they were given money and granted amnesty.
“They were trained in some skills and were given employment, but the ones in the north were being killed and their houses were being demolished. They are different issues, what brought this? It is injustice”.

https://thenationonlineng.net/buhari-faults-clampdown-on-boko-haram-members/

sirchim:
You thought it was easy for GEJ. You abused and crucified him. Now e don reach your turn, you forget your left from right.

#RESIGN!

KunleTheWay:
God will bring the girls back

zeuss:
Why can't he just resign along with his vice?