New reports suggest 2nd girl rescued is not one of the missing 218 Chibok school girls

The 2nd girl, Serah Luka, who was rescued by the Nigeria Military yesterday, is not one of the 218 students of the Government Girls College Chibok who were abducted by Boko Haram members on April 14th 2014, the Associated Press reports. Army spokesman Col. Sani Kukasheka Usman in a statement he released yesterday announcing her rescue, said Sarah is number 157 on the list of 218 missing Chibok school girls.

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Army spokesman says 200 girls rescued yesterday are not Chibok girls?

The army tweeted that they can't confirm if Chibok girls were among the 200 girls they rescued from Sambisa forest yesterday, that they will know after they screen and profile the rescued girls. But now Reuters, AP and Al-Jazeera are reporting that an Army Spokesperson has confirmed Chibok girls are not among the 293 girls and women rescued yesterday.

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Pics: Oby Ezekwesili leads BBOG group to visit OBJ, Wole Soyinka

Members of Bring Back Our Girls group led by Dr. Mrs Oby Ezekwesili visited Former President Olusegun Obasanjo at his home in Abeokuta in Ogun state this morning and also paid a visit to Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka at his home. The group said they are visiting them to intervene in the crisis in North east Nigeria. More pics after the cut...

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Photos: 13 year old girl arrested in Kano wearing explosive vest

The Kano state Police command today Dec. 24th arrested a 13 year old girl identified as Zahra'u Babban Gida who was found with explosives strapped on her body opposite the Kantin-Kwari textile market, same place where two female suicide bombers detonated bombs two weeks ago killing many.

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US Surveillance Drone Locates Abducted CHIBOK GIRLS

 A United States surveillance flights over north-eastern Nigeria have shown what appeared to be large groups of girls held together in remote locations, US and Nigerian officials have said.

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President Jonathan didn’t give Chibok parents N100m - Doyin Okupe

Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs Doyin Okupe has denied that President Jonathan gave any money to Chibok parents. Who do you believe?

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Looks like presidency may have given money to Chibok parents

There are reports that the presidency gave Chibok parents N100million after they met with him last week, a report that they've since denied. But from this tweet above from #bringbackourgirls convener, Mrs Oby Ezekwesili, it looks like it may be true.

So the money was given to them for what? Is it okay to give them money?

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