There are strong indications that the 218 schoolgirls abducted six months ago in Chibok, Borno State, by the violent Boko Haram sect may be released on Monday.
The Federal Government, through the Nigerian military, had on Friday said that it had agreed to a ceasefire with the violent sect and that the Chibok girls would soon be released. And now according to a new report on PUNCH, the President’s Principal Secretary, Hassan Tukur, told BBC Focus on Africa that an agreement to end the Boko Haram hostilities had been reached after one month of negotiations in Saudi Arabia. The negotiation was said to have been headed by the Chadian President Idriss Deby.
Tukur said Boko Haram announced a unilateral ceasefire on Thursday and the government had responded. He said:
“The Boko Haram members have assured us that they have the girls and that they will release them. I am cautiously optimistic.”
Tukur and Danladi Ahmadu, who calls himself the Secretary-General of Boko Haram, told VOA’s Hausa-language service that the abducted girls would be released on Monday in Chad.
The girls are alive and “in good condition and unharmed,” Ahmadu said.
Posted: at 18-10-2014 08:43 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac
marybenson at 18-10-2014 09:20 AM (10 years ago) (m)
Hmmmm sometin is smelling nd fishy here.who can sence dat?
Posted: at 18-10-2014 09:20 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming
I understand that Islamic terrorists are afraid of being killed by female members in the army. They have the belief thst if killed by a women they will go to hell. Maybe we should send in our females in the Nigeria army to kill them off!
And by the wsy, which Monday? There are lots of Monday's?
Posted: at 18-10-2014 09:52 AM (10 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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