Two of the abducted girls who later escaped from Boko Haram men recently spoke with Channels TV crew where they recounted what happened when they were kidnapped and how they escaped. The girls who were writing WAEC examinations spoke in the local Hausa dialect.
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The two girls who claim the have escaped from BH where writing WAEC Exams. Why cant they speak english language to News Crew. Are you sure they are not playing games that they were part ot the kidnapped girls?
ReplyDeleteThe North is deceiving us, they should tell what the are doing with those girls
ReplyDeleteThe way the girls recount the ordeal seems too well rehearsed. The second girl says "we showed them the food store". She's telling a story she's been briefed on. Was she part of the captured girls who showed the captors where the food store was or was she made to say so?
ReplyDeleteA big pity! people writing waec exams cannot speak English. The North is damn backward and shekau is not helping them at all.
ReplyDeleteThe northern elites have seen their shame in the public yesterday. Who have they been fighting for all these while, Senior secondary school students that couldn't communicate well. I laughed when watching them on channel television. Students writing WAEC could not speak a tinge of quack English. Sorry for them. Even Saudi/Dubai girls can express themselves in a simple plain global language.
ReplyDeleteThe girls were speaking to their audience in their hometown. Are you saying if a yoruba girl is speaking to her Yoruba community in her hometown she must speak in English instead of Yoruba. You guys don't have common sense.
ReplyDeleteguy log out, u no make sense @alll
DeleteNawaaooo,sometin is fishy here,alots of untold stories.ss3 n waec students cnt speak english.smetin is wrong smewhr bt soon d truth will b out.God help us
ReplyDeleteA school wher ss3 students cnt speak english still had over 200 writing physics. Wetin dem c write?
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