Tag: chibok
Mark Amaza: 9 questions we should be asking about Chibok (#YIssueOfTheWeek)
by Mark Amaza In the almost four years of the insurgency waged by the Boko Haram terrorist group, there has ...
Simon Kolawole: How did Boko Haram become so powerful?
by Simon Kolawole How did Boko Haram become so powerful that the state is becoming powerless? You hear the proverb ...
YNaija Editorial: Mr. President, we’re going to need you to resign
The fact that Nigerians (not even those who like him or feel sorry for him) cannot trust this president, ...
Opinion: The truth about the 234 kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls
by Niran Adedokun That aside, it is shocking that the First Lady, Mrs. Patience Jonathan, has not found her voice ...
Opinion: Pres. Jonathan, there is still no trace of our abducted girls
by Kingsley Ahanonu Mr. President, no doubt, needs our prayers and support; and yes, we’ve being praying. He shouldn’t make the ...
Opinion: Why the government is not responding to missing Chibok girls
by Afolabi Opanubi Military interventions to save abducted Boko Haram victims have proved fatal, with victims being killed in the ...
#BringBackOurGirls: Chris Brown calls on Nigerian govt. to rescue abducted schoolgirls (TWEETS)
by Akan Ido Jailed American music superstar, Chris Brown has joined thousands of others all over the world to demand ...
Hannatu Musawa: The failure of a people
by Hannatu Musawa There is not one of us out there; not one, that is not someone’s parent or someone’s ...
Opinion: These kidnapped schoolgirls must not die
by Zainab Suleiman Okino And it is absurd to know that Abuja is sitting pretty while Chibok is mourning. This ...
Garba Shehu: A government’s cluelessness, information blackout and our missing girls
by Garba Shehu From every indication, the search for these Nigerian schoolgirls will probably be the most difficult search in ...
Elnathan John: A story of April and HIV test results
by Elnathan John You think of the families of the more than 70 persons bombed out of existence. And of ...
Jude Egbas: It’s time to bring down Sambisa forest #BringBackOurGirls
by Jude Egbas The military is aware that the insurgents are indeed in this particular space; with the girls tending ...
Soyombo Ayomikun: Please bring back our girls (Poetry)
by Soyombo Ayomikun From the jaws of hideous monsters. From the very gates of hell. Before their voices get silenced forever. Please bring ...
Tunde Leye: We have failed in humanizing our tragedy victims (Y! FrontPage)
by Tunde Leye There were military men guarding Chibok school who were outgunned and murdered by the Boko Haram fighters. ...
Sonala Olumhense: How Nigeria defines citizenship
by Sonala Olumhense Predictably, when Mr. Jonathan’s meeting was over last Thursday, the government vowed to find the girls, as ...
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YMonitor
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- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
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- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
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