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Dead or Alive: 7yrs after, over 20 parents dead, as 112 Chibok Girls remain unaccounted for — Manasseh

Vanguard News Translate Home » News » Dead or Alive: 7yrs after, over 20 parents dead, as 112 Chibok Girls remain unaccounted for Manasseh Dead or Alive: 7yrs after, over 20 parents dead, as 112 Chibok Girls remain unaccounted for Manasseh On By Omeiza Ajayi, ABUJA Seven years after their wards were kidnapped from the Government Secondary School Chibok in Borno state, no fewer than 20 parents of the affected students have died as a result of trauma while many others are now living with terminal ailments. Director of Media and Communication of the Kibaku (Chibok) Area Development Association KADA, Dr Allen Manasseh disclosed this at a solemn event Wednesday in Abuja to mark the seventh year of the kidnap of the students.

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Breaking News | Dead or Alive: 7yrs after, over 20 parents dead, as 112 Chibok Girls remain unaccounted for — Manasseh

Breaking News | Dead or Alive: 7yrs after, over 20 parents dead, as 112 Chibok Girls remain unaccounted for — Manasseh
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Women Participation in Politics: On a Slow March

In commemoration of 2021 International women’s Day, Udora Orizu writes that the Federal Government should ensure inclusion of more women in leadership positions, towards attainment of the 35 percent affirmative action Yearly on March 8, the International Women’s Day is celebrated globally and this year is no different. The annual celebration is marked today, Monday March 8, with the theme, ‘Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world.’ The theme for this year is apt and timely as it shines the spotlight on the barriers women are often faced with numerous challenges from sexism to prejudice, stereotype, bias and discrimination, when it comes to occupying leadership positions.

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Your Words Mean Nothing – Aisha Yesufu Slams Buhari

Aisha Yesufu, a human rights activist, says the words of President Muhammadu Buhari “mean nothing”.

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Herdsmen: All States must have Ruga - Matawalle says after chat with Buhari

Herdsmen: All States must have Ruga - Matawalle says after chat with Buhari
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