Escaped Chibok Girl Explains Why She Wants To Come Back Home

Today is the sad one-year anniversary since the abduction of over 200 school girls in Chibok, Borno state.

While the majority of the victims are still missing, some of them managed to escape from Boko Haram captors who claimed responsibility for the act.

Al Jazeera spoke with three girls that jumped off the moving trucks transporting them to the unknown location.

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Atiku Tasks APC’S Governors-Elect

Following the victory secured by some All Progressive Congress (APC) candidates in the just concluded general elections, former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar has tasked the governors-elect on the platform of the party.

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Ahmad Salkida: Chibok Girls Are Alive, Closely Protected

A journalist Ahmad Salkida, who is known for close relationship and ties with terror Boko Haram sect leaders, claims that the Chibok girls, kidnapped a year ago by terrorists are still alive and in good health.

Salkida gave rare and exclusive interview to the BBC Hausa Service.

He said the girls are valuable to the group, because they’ve comprised the group’s ideology and are closely protected by the leadership of the group.

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We ​can’t c​ancel Rivers, A/Ibom ​e​lections – INEC

The Independent National Electoral Commission has said it will not cancel the results of the governorship and House of Assembly election in Rivers and Akwa Ibom State because it does not have the power to do so. 

The European Union Election Observation Mission to Nigeria had called for a probe into the “severe problems” that characterised the polls in the two South- South states, where the governorship election were won by the Peoples Democratic Party.

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The “First Female Governor” yet to be enmege as INEC declares Taraba governorship poll inconclusive

The Independent National Electoral Commission has declared Saturday’s governorship election in Taraba state inconclusive.

INEC Returning Officer for the election, Professor Muhammad Kariey, said there has to be a supplementary election because the total number of votes rejected and cancelled were more than the total votes with which the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Darius Ishaku, led the runner-up, the All Progressives Congress’ Aisha Al-Hasan.

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