To free Chibok girls, Buhari wants United Nations as intermediary with Boko Haram
The girls were kidnapped from a government-owned school in 2014.
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The girls were kidnapped from a government-owned school in 2014.
"Again Mr. President gave his assent believing that the overall release of these girls remains paramount and sacrosanct."
"No Nigerian law makes it a crime to demonstrate in any part of the country."
"Peaceful Public protest/procession is an integral part of democratic norms in as much as it conforms with the rule of ...
The parents want the government to take over the education of the girls.
Since their lucky escape, all the 24 have been on the University’s scholarship.
"Sambisa is 67,000 sq kilometre. Even if you deploy one million troops there, it's not enough."
"The faster we can recover them and hand them over to their parents, the better for us.’’
Abu Qaqa cried. I put my hand on his head, this is what I normally do as a mother and ...
Angry parents say the president has abandoned them and their daughters.
Boko Haram abducted the girls on April 14, 2014 sparking a global campaign for their rescue.
The former head of state asks Nigerians to be patient with the government.
The government says it is still in talks with the sect.
"We shall press these demands with a march to the Villa in the next few days."
Boko Haram had said in a video released Sunday that it would only negotiate with the Nigerian government through journalists ...
Boko Haram had accused the military of killing some of the abducted girls
Video ends with a flying jet and then some female bodies lying on the ground.
The Panel suggests options available to government in rescuing the missing girls.
The president says the safe return of the girls would be one of his greatest fulfillment.
Mr. Ogebe describes the Buhari government as that of photography and press statement.
The government says the girls must not be exposed to further suffering.
One of the girls, Amina Nkeki, was recently found in a village near Sambisa forest with a four-month old baby.
Amina, who was one of over 200 girls abducted by Boko Haram in 2014, was rescued Tuesday after two years ...
The army says it would not join issues with those who have clear “political agenda”.
Mrs. Buhari joined in receiving Amina Nkeki, the Chibok girl rescued Tuesday.
