BBOG urges FG to be more proactive on missing Chibok girls
By Channels TV
30 March 2016 |
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Why is their where about is still a mystery after the army had claimed that they had taken over Sambisa forest and that the forest is no more Boko haram’s den. The military are still claiming that boko haram members are still being kill everyday and their camps destroyed, so in which place? Is it old story being circulated by media? Or are the military telling us lies? The truth and the mystery behind the veil should have been started to unfold by now that the military had claimed that there is no place of hiding for boko haram members in North east that could have accommodated up to eighty girls. If all the people fled by The military in sambisa forest does not include any of these girls then we should ask ourselves questions that can only be answered by ourselves if at all we can reason.
Nwanne,d deal has bn done abt d chibok girls fake saga…
Theres nuthin like chibok girls..The northern cabals sponsoring BH did a perfect job to grab power bck n gullible Nigerians fall “yakataa” ,to their plans…It worked for them,after they used it to oust d last fed.govt..U understand? ..Some pple were used to achieve d plans too,eg Oby gorrilla Ezekwesili n co..They dumped her now…Hehehehe ?
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