Boko Haram Orders Chibok Indigenes To Vacate Home

(Female members of Boko Haram)

Senator Iroegbu and     Adedayo Akinwale  in Abuja

Chibok indigenes in Borno State under the auspices of Kibaku Area Development Association friday alerted the federal government to a quit notice served on the community by the terrorist Boko Haram group.

Also friday, the military announced the arrest of three suspected female terrorists “who have been secretly recruiting ladies into Boko Haram’s female wing.”

The Chairman of the Chibok nation, Dr. Pogu Bitrus who spoke at a press conference in Abuja said that residents of Kautikari and Kaya town had received what the Boko Haram sect termed final notice to attack the towns again and ordered the residents to vacate the village or face total annihilation on their next visit.

SAD: Boko Haram kills Eight Teachers in Borno School

The outlawed Boko  Haram sect launched attacks on troubled Borno town Thursday   killing  8 teachers

The sect in the latest attacks on Thursday evening invaded three towns of Borno; Dikwa (in the central), Gwoza and Kalahgde (both in South).

Academic Staff Union of Polytechnic Strike: FG Insists on No Work, No Pay

                                     Supervising Minister of Education, Chief Nyesom Wike

 

The Federal Government has insisted that it would not be blackmailed into stopping the 'no work, no pay' policy against striking workers of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnic (ASUP) and the Colleges of Education Staff Union (COESU).

This is as the Committee of Provosts of Colleges of Education appealed to the government to intensify efforts to resolve the five months strike by the academic and non academic staff of the CoEs.