Upon interrogation, the terrorists revealed that the 234 girls abducted from Chibok were still in Sambisa forest and that they had been divided into three groups. They describe the camps in Sambisa as very large. They said they were sent by their leader to get items including clothes for the girls.
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Upon interrogation, the terrorists revealed that the 234 girls abducted from Chibok were still in Sambisa forest and that they had been divided into three groups. They describe the camps in Sambisa as very large. They said they were sent by their leader to get items including clothes for the girls.
At a press conference for the Regional Security Summit that held in
France today, President Jonathan explained why he hasn't visited the
Chibok community, the school or parents of the missing girls...
"The school is owned by the State Government but it is the commitment of the Federal government to rebuild the school, build walls to protect it and provide facilities since it is predominantly a school that takes care of girls education so that the girls would be protected. Yes I will visit Chibok, no doubt about that but what we are anxious about now is to locate the girls. These girls are not held in Chibok. If the President goes to Chibok today, does that solve any problem? Maybe psychological problem or for media relevance but you have not solved the problem. The problem facing the President and indeed the Nigerian government is to get these girls from wherever they are" he saidSee pics of President Jonathan at the summit
The Principal of Government College, Makurdi, Godfrey Ugudu,
on Saturday said the school had received letter from Boko Haram sect
threatening to attack the school.
Ugudu, who announced this at a news conference in Makurdi on
Saturday, added that the school received two letters which had the same content
on 14 May.
“It is true that we saw two letters informing us of the
intention of the sect to invade our school on Friday or Monday by Boko Haram.
“The letters were dated May 14, 2014, stating that they were
coming either of the two days to abduct our boys whom they would marry to the
secondary school girls abducted in Chibok.


I am still single because I have lost all interest in
marriage and I don’t believe in the institution any more. Nigerian men are too
controlling and overbearing for me and I am already set in my ways. Besides, I
have been on my own for too long. My major concern is training my daughter.
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