Thursday, 26 June 2014

BREAKING NEWS: KIDNAP OF 60 WOMEN AND THE 200+ GIRLS ARE ALL LIES - FEDERAL GOVERNMENT #TheElitePartyInJuly #IRepEntertain9jarBlog via @myentertain9jar

The Federal Government has said that it has
yet to confirm the latest kidnap of 60 women
in Chibok and Damboa localgovernment areas
of Borno State.
The Chairman of the National Information
Centre, Mr. Mike Omeri, who stated this in a
telephone interview with
The 1960NG in Abuja on Tuesday, also
commented on statements attributed to a
lawyer close to Boko Haram, Hajia Aisha
Wakil.
He said that government could not act on
claims in the media.
Wakil, had on Al-Jazeera on Monday, said that
the sect was demanding amnesty and
rehabilitation.

She had said, “They want to be given
amnesty, rehabilitated and allowed to come
back home and move freely. I told them not
to hold the girls as ransom and to give me
the sick ones, and that was where we ended.The girls are a growing burden to them.”
Reacting to the statements, Omeri said that
he was not aware that Boko Haram had
appointed Wakil as its spokesperson.
He said, “I have not heard it (the interview on
Al-Jazerra). Secondly, the lady knows where
to present the views of Boko Haram. If she
has been appointed by Boko Haram, we
would have known.
“Did you hear them say they have appointed
her as their spokesperson? Boko Haram has
not told us specifically whothey have
appointed. We cannot act on spurious claims
on pages of newspapers or on Al-Jazeera.”
On the abduction of 60 women in Boron on
Monday, he said he had not confirmed the
kidnap.
He said, “Everybody I checked with said he
heard from someone.
“Nobody has confirmed the abduction of 60
women including people from Damboa. I
have spoken to quite a number of people; I
have asked from the media that reported it.
They said they heard from somebody.
“I checked from the local government
Information officer. He said that he heard
from somebody.
“For me, up till now, I have not confirmed.
Everybody I spoke with said he heard from
somebody, including the sources the
newspapers have quoted.”
Asked whether it was convenient to say that
the government had not confirmed the
kidnap of the women, he said,
“Yes,because
all the sources claimed they heard from
somebody and that somebody is not
identified by anybody.”
No fewer than 60 women and children were
reported to have been kidnapped in Damboa
and Chibok local government areas of Borno
State on Monday.
The sect, which attacked the local
government areas, was said to have killed 30
people.

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