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An image from the book Bring Back Our Girls. The families of these missing girls sent photos of them to photographer Glenna Gordon. Glenna Gordon Seven years ago this April 14, armed Boko Haram terrorists kidnapped 276 school girls in the remote Nigerian town of Chibok. Fifty-seven of them managed to escape by jumping onto the highway as the trucks into which they'd been forced were driving away. The Boko Haram convoy continued on, taking the remaining 219 hostages to a destination, and a fate, unknown. In , Wall Street Journal reporters Joe Parkinson and Drew Hinshaw, who we...

Seven years ago this April 14, armed Boko Haram terrorists kidnapped 276 school girls in the remote Nigerian town of Chibok. Fifty-seven of them managed to

Robert Lawson announces candidacy for Harrisburg City Council Updated Mar 01, 2021; Facebook Share A real-estate professional and lifelong Harrisburg resident has announced his candidacy for city council. Robert Lawson, 48, has thrown his hat in the ring to run for Harrisburg City Council in the May Primary. Lawson, a Democrat, said he takes pride in his home city, but noted he is disheartened by a decline over the past decade. “As a member of Harrisburg City Council, my goals include reimagining a Harrisburg that works for all citizens, reconnecting our neighborhoods and rebuilding our ci...

Nigerian flag / Labrador Photo Video / Shutterstock. CNA Staff, Jan 11, 2021 / 05:27 pm (CNA).- The kidnappings of Catholic priests and others in Nigeria must end, Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama of Abuja said this week. He spoke during his visit to a church whose priest was abducted and released just weeks before Christmas. Kaigama had repeatedly appealed for prayers for the safe release of Father Matthew Dajo and for others also held captive. “We thank God that despite his travails in the hands of his abductors, he remains generally well, apart from the psychological trauma he still suffers,�...

Vanguard News From Chibok to Kankara By Yinka Odumakin IT took a six years trip from Chibok to Kankara for those who aid terror in Nigeria to have their disgrace in full. When the Chibok girls were abducted in broad daylight and driven through military check points with attendant ochestrated international wailings to boot, only a few Nigerians could see through the whole drama that was unfolding at the time. In no time the park in Abuja became a gathering point for their girls and other misaplied ladies to showcase their skills on televised indignation of “Bring Back Our Girls”. Intellige...