SeverusSnape:

Exactly. They don't want to disgrace the dullard further, knowing full well he hasn't fulfilled any campaign promise.

texazzpete:
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/13/africa/chibok-girls-new-proof-of-life-video/index.html




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Maiduguri, Nigeria (CNN)They were stolen from their beds in a school dormitory: hundreds of teenage girls kidnapped by gunmen.

A few dozen escaped to tell of the night Boko Haram militants brought terror to a Nigerian girls' school.
From the rest, silence. No sign of where they had been taken or what could have happened to them for almost two years, even as the world screamed #BringBackOurGirls.

Hundreds of parents left, day after day, night after night, and then months with no information.

Until now.

CNN obtained a video of some of the "Chibok Girls" sent to negotiators by their captors as a "proof of life."

The video had been seen by negotiators and some members of the government.

But no one had shown the parents. Until now.

Rifkatu Ayuba catches sight of her long-lost, desperately missed, now 17-year-old. "My Saratu!" she wails, reaching out to a laptop screen, the closest she's been to her child in two years. She is desperate to comfort her little girl, but helpless.

Saratu Ayuba is one of 15 girls seen in the recording shown to some of the families for the first time at an emotional meeting this week. Wearing a purple abaya, with a patterned brown scarf covering her hair, Saratu stares directly into the camera.

"I felt like removing her from the screen," Ayuba tells us, desperate to pluck Saratu from the mysterious location where she is being held and bring her home. "If I could, I would have removed her from the screen."
The video is believed to have been made last December as part of negotiations between the government and Boko Haram.

It was released by someone keen to give the girls' parents hope that some of their daughters are still alive, and to motivate the government to help release them.

The girls, their hair covered and wearing long, flowing robes, line up against a dirty yellow wall. They show no obvious signs of maltreatment.
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In summary, there's a video of 15 of the Chibok girls the Government has had since December 2015, which CNN has now shown to the parents.

With the girls identified by the parents and some of their fellow classmates, I hope nobody is still out there calling this a scam.

babestella:
That Borno governor Mordu Sherrif is behind the missing Chibok girls and he knows where they are. The truth is unfolding and they'll wish they had released all of them at once, but they can't because their lies will definitely be busted by these girls who will come out and tell different conflicting stories. But we are waiting and watching.

You can argue with yourself.

Bobbysworld28:

I dont knw when u became this daft. Dem do u? Ur hero lost those girls and many others. U really shouldn't be talking abt this. Well sha, u all r pathetic.
Any parent will welcome d rescue but u clowns with no conscience will always be in denial dt d disaster called GEJ was ready to lose Nigeria to BH

BushidoBlue:
It had to take BBC to reset the skulls of zombies to reason objectively

EMMAUGOH:
Thank God, someone has agreed with my thought yet unspoken..

The only thing I know by intuition and what surfaced the Internet without any future knowledge is

1. The acclaimed rescued Chibok girl was never rescued by any combat...

2. The girl countenance in some of the pics shows she is under duress to express herself as a freed prisoner.. Yet her skin tone doesn't show she has been living in the acclaimed desert

3. Remember how diffrent name surfaced the Net... It show some media group had no time to verify the girls name but instead they was interested in the hype.

4. Her husband in the pics explained everything... Pls explain to me how can a whole Nigeria army with their rude attitude see a BOKO Haram responsible for acclaimed kidnap and allows him to look fresh in the pics I saw.. He must have been separated and forced to produce more information for other release.


In all I pity the Man... Pity some gullible Nigerians beclouded by tribal and religious sentiments......


BBC said what is exactly what I think...

That girl has been living happily with her cute husband... Discovered or personally returned home and people who noticed her.. Took the news up and Nigerian army desperate for new news for Baba 29 day speech cooked a story immediately without knowing other body already knows the true version of the story..

TonyeBarcanista:
That's why they are zombies

EasternActivist:


Exactly

TheGoodJoe:


Official statements said the freed Chibok Girl had been rescued in a military operation. But a source told the BBC she said she was found by a vigilante group in a village where she had sought refuge from Boko Haram... BBC

"Troops of 25 Brigade Damboa in conjunction with Civilian JTF deployed in one of the blocking positions at Baale, near Damboa rescued one Miss Amina Ali and a suspected Boko Haram terrorist, Mohammed Hayatu, who claimed to be her husband," according to a military statement.
She was nursing a 4-month-old girl the military said was named Safiya... Military Statement to CNN.
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/05/18/africa/nigeria-chibok-girl-found/

It is sad that people are ready to go all length to discredit the Nigerian Military from the rescue of Amina Ali and play down the rescue of Sarah Luka.

The Civilian JTF was posted in that region by the Army. The Civilian JTF are under the protection of the Army. They have never denied they are not working with the Army and that is why the Civilian JTF handed Amina Ali to the custody of the Army.

Amina Ali would not walk free from Sambisa Forest to be found if not the operation of our Military.

So it is pathetic people are disrespecting our Soldiers who have sacrificed much, liberated towns, rescued hundreds of people and saved lives.

God Bless Our Military Officers.

DanielPop:
Why are u celebrating a lie? Oya, who rescued Amina Ali or Amina Mbalala or whatever her name is assuming they have reached consensus on what name she should bear! Also, who is Sarah Luka and how is she a final year student and a JSS student at the same time? .

Bobbysworld28:


Pls make up ur mind where u stand.
Do u now agree dt there were kidnappings?
Yes or no will do

oloriooko:
The NA has turned political and embarrassing itself in the name of fulfilling PMB pre election promise

MUVA:
Radicallyblunt kindly mention me when you get this.

EMMAUGOH:
@thegoodjoe the way u refute any statement that is in doubt of Nigeria army press news of Amina Ali makes we wonder if u are paid to see Nigerians on Nairaland don't see another verse other than that in circulation by NA. The truth is that major international community didn't take the news serious cause of there is some shade to it that's is apparent to any discerning mind.....

The attention given to the girls also show reckless abandon by the president and his desperate search for recommendation.....

I think NA claiming the girls was rescued in a joint operation in sambisa is the only reason CNN has to trow more shades on it....

Also know the main media that has been propaganding for the rescue of Chibok Girls is same CNN u are calling names...

Lets call a spade a spade..

RadicallyBlunt:

Hi MUVA sorry I got this late. Had a busy day


The present nigerian government has a lot of misfortune to tackle. Those chibok girls are far gone. The epilleptic pace of naija investigation couldn't rescue d gals when they were kidnapped afresh let alone now that they're far gone and some dead with bombs

PMB himself couldn't face d crowd and tell d blunt truth how she was found instead of wrapping it up in a lie of being rescued by NA troops. She wasn't even recognized as one of d school gals kidnapped. How could she when there's poor record of students' biodata in sch.

Indeed nigeria is a fantastically corrupt country.

innocent1:
I wish am a movie producer, I don't need to crack my brain thinking of what script to write, APC government is a good script to make a good movie. ACTION!

TheGoodJoe:


This is not about Politics and I will never stand against our gallant soldiers who put their bodies in front of the bullets to protect us.

This is not about supporting APC or PDP. This is about people's children who are in war to bring back people from captivity and save lives.

victorels:
I THINK BBC IS PRAISING THE NA. They are only blasting the Nigerian media for making Chibok girls a priority.