Showing posts with label Dapchi Missing School Girls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dapchi Missing School Girls. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 March 2018

Dapchi Schoolgirls: Yobe Students Fumes At The School Attacks By Boko Haram

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Dapchi Schoolgirls: Yobe Students Fumes At The School Attacks By Boko Haram
 
The National Union of Yobe State Students (NUYOSS) has called on the federal government to stop the attacks on educational institutions in the state.
The President of the Union, Comrade Hassan Musa El-badawi, told a press conference yesterday in Damaturu, that attacks on Yobe schools since the beginning of insurgency had claimed the lives of over 100 students in five schools.
He said, “We remember in sorrow our brothers and sisters who lost their lives tragically as a result of continuous attacks by the Boko Haram militants in FGC Buni-Yadi, College of Agric Gujba, GGSS Mamudo, GGSS Damaturu and GGSTC Dapchi. The recent Dapchi attack saga has further reawakened us that if adequate measures are not taken, more schools can be attacked.
He said NUYOSS was making it clear that Dapchi attack should be the last and effort must be intensified for the return of “our sister Leah Sharibu who is still in the hand of Boko Haram.”
He commended President Muhammadu Buhari and Governor Ibrahim Gaidam for their efforts in securing the release of the abducted schoolgirls but urged them to deploy more security personnel to protect all the schools across the state.

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Sunday, 25 March 2018

Real Shake-Up In Army As New Acting Provost, DMI, Chief Of Defence Logistic Appointed

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Real Shake-Up In Army As New Acting Provost, DMI, Chief Of Defence Logistic Appointed
A major shake-up has taken place in the Nigerian Army with the appointment of a new Director, Military Intelligence and an Acting Provost Marshall.
With the new appointment, Major-General S.A Adebayo, is now the new Director Military Intelligence (DMI), while Brigadier-General H. Ahmed, is Acting Provost Marshal (Army).
The redeployment is contained in a document of posting and appointment/amendment of Nigerian Army officers, signed by Major-General F. Yamaha, Military Secretary (Army).
The adjustment included Majors-General H. Garba, who is now Chief of Defence Logistics, K I Abdulkareem, Nigerian Army Resource Centre, A. A. Tarfa, former DMI, to Nigerian Army Corp of Artillery as Corps Commander and A. M. Dikko, to Defence Headquarters.
Others are I O Rabiu, J B Olawunmi, Corp Commander Nigerian Army Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, G Oyefosobi, Commander, NATRAC, KAY Isiyaku, A T Haman, former Provost Marshall is to move to the DHQ, as Director Peace Keeping Operations, M O Uzoh, DHQ, AM Aliyu, to Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA), and HTZ Vintinaba, to DHQ.
Also affected were Brigadiers-General FOE Pearce, NAWC, S. Mohammed, Acting Director DMPIA, and A A Aribiyi.

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Dapchi Schoolgirls: US Speaks On The Release Of The Girls By Boko Haram

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Dapchi Schoolgirls: US Speaks On The Release Of The Girls By Boko Haram
The United States Government has reacted to the releaseof the Dapchi schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram.
The world power noted that there still remained enormous challenges in Nigeria which would require the attention of the United Nations and other international players.
This is part of remarks by the American Deputy Secretary of State, John Sullivan, during the International Advisory Council’s closing luncheon held at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington.
His words: “It’s a whole-of-government effort. It sounds trite to say, but it’s certainly true. We work closely with our colleagues at the Department of Defence, USAID, and the State Department. I was in Abuja, Nigeria a few months ago, and the challenges are enormous.
“The threat from Boko Haram and ISIS West Africa, particularly in north-western Nigeria, is very serious, as we’ve seen just in the last few weeks with the kidnapping of another 110 schoolgirls, most of who have been released, but only on the condition that they are not  allowed to go back to school, which is astounding on its face. But we’re thankful that at least most of those young girls have been released. But we’ve got to address the security situation.
“But there are deeper problems – economic and social – that require not just U.S. Government’s assistance but assistance from a wide array of private organisations, other countries, and the United Nations. So that’s what we’re looking to mobilise to address the causes of the refugee flows out of that area and prevent these crises from developing,” the American diplomat stated.
Sullivan added that the problems of illegal migration and terrorism facing Nigeria and few other African countries would require more efforts and global cooperation to solve.
He disclosed that the US would work more closely with the G5 countries and national governments to tackle the issues.
“Looking at what we do in the U.S. Government, I’d focus, for example, on Africa, particularly in countries like Nigeria, the countries in the Sahel and Northern Africa, the tragic scenes that we have seen of refugees and migrants leaving Libya, Tunisia, Algeria for southern Europe.
“And those people are coming from countries farther south in Africa, where there is conflict, poverty, et cetera. So we’ve got to have – from the U.S. Government’s perspective, it requires an integrated strategy with our colleagues at the Department of Defence to partner host governments.
“For example, the countries in the Sahel, the so-called G5 – working with them to address the terrorism problems that are presented in the region, to establish a baseline of security so that humanitarian assistance, development assistance can flow into the region, and remove the causes of people who are fleeing those countries, risking their lives to cross the Mediterranean to get to hope for a better future in Europe.”

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Dapch Missing Schoolgirls: Boko Haram Will Release The Christian Girl Today - Police IG

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Dapch Missing Schoolgirls: Boko Haram Will Release The Christian Girl Today - Police IG
The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Ibrahim Idris, on Saturday confirmed that the Boko Haram terrorists was set to release Leah Sharibu, the only Christian Schoolgirl still in captivity.
IGP Idris made the revelation while speaking to reporters in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital.
“I was suppose to be in Dapchi today but I couldn’t go because l learnt that Leah Sharibu may be released today by the Boko Haram terrorists.
“I would have gone to Dapchi today but by the time I fly in with a helicopter and police escort, they(terrorists) may think I’m trying to break the arrangement”.
Meanwhile residents of Dapchi are excited over the news that the insurgents have agreed to free Leah Sharibu.
“We are very happy about this development but for now we are waiting patiently to receive Leah Sharibu” a resident told Aledeh.com
“Some residents have ran out of Dapchi for fear of the unknown by the time the insurgents bring Leah Sharibu back,” Kachalla Bukar, Secretary of Association of Parents of Dapchi missing school girls also stated.

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Wednesday, 21 March 2018

BREAKING NEWS Boko Haram Returns The Abducted Dapchi Schoolgirls, 5 Missing

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Boko Haram Returns The Abducted Dapchi Schoolgirls, 5 Missing
Boko Haram on Wednesday returned the abducted Dapchi schoolgirls kidnapped from the Government Girls School in Yobe.
NAIJA VOICE  is informed that the insurgents group returned the girls in nine vehicles, an episode similar to how they were taken away.
Our Correspondent gathered that there was confusion in the area as members of the community scampered upon sighting the vehicles.
From the sketchy details, we gathered that five of the girls may have died while in custody of the insurgents.
The Minister of Defence, last Saturday had assured Nigerians that all the Dapchi schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram terrorists would regain their freedom.
We will bring you the detail shortly...

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