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Reminder: “Chibok girls are alive” – journalist

Reminder: “Chibok girls are alive” – journalist

A Chibok parent weeps for her missing girl. At least 17 of those parents have died probably due to the trauma of waiting for a daughter who may never return home.
A Chibok parent weeps for her missing girl. At least 17 of those parents have died probably due to the trauma of waiting for a daughter who may never return home.

President Muhammadu Buhari may not be sure if the kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls are alive, but we know someone who is.

Journalist, Ahmed Salkida, claims to have access to the leadership of Boko Haram.

Here’s what he said about the girls Boko Haram kidnapped from Borno State in April of 2014:

Most of the Chibok girls, whether they are split into groups or not, are alive, multiple credible sources have told me, and if a deal to release them will weaken national security and endanger the entire country, then the federal government shouldn’t make a deal.

I am confident that Chibok girls and other captives can return to their families if the government is half as strong-willed as some of the girls in captivity that have refused to be married out or give up their faith.

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The girls would have never backed out of any process, no matter how irritating it is. They would stay on and negotiate hard until they get a deal that will earn them their freedom and stop such abductions so that no one else can ever witness their woeful plight.

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