A Civil Society Organization, Africa Arise for Change Network, has asked ex-president Goodluck Jonathan and Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, to apologize to Nigerians for not believing that over 200 girls were kidnapped from their school in Chibok, Borno State, in 2014.
Jonathan and Fayose, both of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had said the girls’ abduction was a hoax designed by the then opposition party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) to destabilize the government.
The group blamed the long captivity of the girls on the failure of Jonathan’s government to take immediate action after the girls were abducted from their school.
Addressing journalists in Abuja on Friday, the National Coordinator of the group, Nkechi Odoma, commended the present administration and the military for the sustained onslaught on the insurgents and the rescue of two Chibok girls.
She expressed confidence that the military would rescue more Chibok girls from their Boko Haram captors in the days ahead.
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Your mumu rakumi president never apologise for all promises cancelled, u're telling a gentle and honest former president to apologise for what never happened. Don't be fooled by this story of a rescued girl with three different surnames. Mumu.
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DeleteNo girls were abducted it was scam to unseat jonathan,buhari can.decieve their aboki not all nigerian can be decieve the game buhari is playing will not favour,mr president should face the economical challenge..apc and buhari should stop calling jonathan into their failure...nigeria were not good when jonathan came into power,he strive to fix things to normalcy.jonathan did mention obasanjo,so apc and buhari fix things in the country stop decieve yourself jonathan this and that.
ReplyDeleteSo GEJ is a gentle person just because he had to go when he was defeated through election. Through which means did he get to that power in the first place? Is it not through the same election? Is that the reason why he constitute a new militant group called NDA to disrupt this government? We shall see the end.
ReplyDeleteA waec candidate should be able to speak English. Abi do they write waec in hausa now?
ReplyDeleteshame on you. you have the gut to call that jonathan a gentle man. the man that plunge our country into crisis. shame on you again
ReplyDeleteThey are bringing them out from where they kept them. Act1 scene2.
ReplyDeleteApologize what? Does any of the so called chibok girls in the purported video recently released by their alleged boko haram look like somebody who has been in captivity in the forest for a week or two, let alone two years now. In the said video, you can even detect hidden smiles on some of their faces.
ReplyDeleteNigeria an its issues. Na only God fit redeem us. Corruption has been on going and it will take Gods mercy to redeem us. Jonathan bad, jonathan. I still like e regime. Suffer nor plenty like. Na so buhari go say change, na were matter dey, e still day. Nigerian students suffering abroad cos parents that suffered to send dem there, find it difficult to send money across to pay their tuition. When jonathan dey, we nor suffer like dis. Buhari cant do any thing. Una just dey wate una time. D only solution to this problem is what ghana did dat time. I hope una code watin I mean. Lol
ReplyDeleteD so called chibok girls na scam. Abi buhari don turn some of una as malam ram too. Shuooo, wake up nigerians. Its all politics
ReplyDeleteJonathan is a gentle man, make una leave. If u were to be in his position, u go do worse.
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