Give Us Updates On Our Children Chibok Parents Tells FG
who are unyielding in their hopes for the
return of their daughters yesterday asked
government and Nigeria security forces to
tell them how far they have gone in the
search of their girls.
Bulama Jonah, the father of one of the 219
abducted schoolgirls who are still under the
captivity of the Boko Haram in a telephone
interview yesterday requested to be briefed
on the extent government and Nigerian
military had gone in trying to rescue the
girls.
"Days have crept into weeks and weeks now
to months and by the 14th of this month,
our daughters would be spending nine full
months in the hands of the terrorists, yet
government is not telling us anything about
them," said Jonah who mourned the
absence of his eldest daughter, Amina.
He worried further that, "it is sad that these
girls would be spending nine months in the
hands of Boko Haram and no one is telling
us anything, not even how far they have
gone and where they have stopped. They
should know that these are girls and even a
woman that is pregnant would by now be
thinking of delivering a child but even before
that time of delivery, the husband and
parents of the woman must have
information about her progress.
"It is sad that our government has gradually
abandoned us and our missing daughters
but as citizens of this country, we deserve to
be informed about what is happening to our
daughters. For God sake, the government of
Nigeria has no right whatsoever to
discountenance our plights because in the
first place, it is her duty to protect the
children who were taken into captivity from
the school which is supposed to be
government premises."
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