SOME CHIBOK GIRLS ARE PREGNANT, OTHERS MAY NEVER RETURN, SAYS OBASANJO

-
In a recent interview on the Hausa service of the British Broadcasting Corporation, former President Olusegun Obasanjo said some of the girls are pregnant while others may never return again.                  Also in the report, Obasanjo has blamed the Federal Government for not giving him the liberty to intervene in the abduction of the Chibok girls.
"I have ways of reaching them, (Boko Haram) but I have not been given the go ahead.
"I believe that some of them will never return. We will still be hearing about them many years from now, some will give birth to children of the Boko Haram members, but if they cannot take care of them in the forest, they may release them", Obasanjo said.
He also stated that the girls might have been separated and kept in different locations

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

BREAKING NEWS! Atiku Rejects Southern Call to Step Down, Demands Open Primaries.

-
Image
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has strongly rejected mounting calls from political leaders and stakeholders in Southern Nigeria urging him to step aside in favour of a Southern presidential candidate. The demand, which has gained traction among members of the coalition, is anchored on the principle of equity, justice, and rotation of power, with many arguing that the South deserves to complete its turn at the presidency. In a statement released after a closed-door meeting with leaders of ADC, the former Vice President declared that he would not bow to pressure, and called on the coalition to uphold democracy by allowing open and transparent primaries. “I will not be pressured into abandoning my constitutional right to aspire. Let every qualified member test their popularity through a credible primary. Zoning must not be used to silence competence," Atiku stated emphatically. However, this declaration appears to have rattled the fragile coalition, triggering a fierce backlash...
Read more

This early coalition is a concoction mixture of recycled moles

-
Image
  Our dear nation's political landscape is now characterized by a complex interplay of challenges, greed, desperate quest for power, corruption and opportunities. we are faced with issues like insecurity, economic instability, and a lack of adequate protection for citizens' rights. The current administration has not shown convincing interest on addressing these challenges while also pushing for economic growth and development.  The breed of politicians behind this seeming deception called a coalition is a concoction mixture of constantly recycled moles, politicians whose quest for power supercedes their duties as leaders. Our dear nation faces threats from terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and ethnic tensions, yet the sponsors of this new coalition turned blind to these problems. Corruption, human rights violation, fast rising inflation and massive unemployment we are not convinced that would help tackle if voted into power as their antecedents remain uninspiring. Non-indigenes...
Read more

FOCUS YOUR ATTENTION ON THE LAGOS STATE LOCAL COUNCIL ELECTION

-
Image
The 2025 Lagos State Local Council Election is a crucial event that will have a direct impact on the governance and development of the state. It is essential for Lagosians, the PDP, journalists, opinion writers, and members of society to focus their attention on this election for several reasons. Firstly, local councils play a vital role in the administration of public services and community development. They are responsible for issues such as waste management, infrastructure development, healthcare, education, and social welfare. Therefore, the outcome of the local council election will have a significant impact on the quality of life and well-being of people of Lagos State. Secondly, local councils are the closest level of government to the people, and as such, they have a direct impact on the daily lives of the people. It is crucial to ensure that candidates with the necessary skills, vision, and integrity are elected into the local councils. Furthermore, the 2025 Lagos State Local ...
Read more