Ransom payment would have increased Boko Haram attacks – Senator Shehu Sani, mediator
I have no relationship with the Swiss government other than to approach them and they came in and they did not participate in the negotiation, but they facilitated the negotiation and they also provided training for the negotiator
PDP knocks prisoner swap for 82 Chibok girls
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Sunday hailed the release of 82 abducted Chibok school girls on Saturday, but expressed concern over the “price” reportedly paid for their freedom.
Millions face hunger in wasteland recaptured from Boko Haram
When he heard that the Nigerian army had declared his family’s home town of Banki free from Boko Haram militants and safe to return, Bukar Abdulkadir did all he could to bring his family back to the place they had fled three years ago.
Boko Haram planning foreign kidnaps in NE Nigeria
Britain and the United States on Friday said Boko Haram was preparing to kidnap foreigners in remote northeast Nigeria, which is in the grip of a food crisis caused by the conflict.
CLARK TO OBJ: You did nothing to stop Boko Haram as President
Ijaw national leader, Chief Edwin Clark, yesterday continued to flay comments by former President Olusegun Obasanjo on the reasons Dr. Goodluck Jonathan lost re-election as president saying that Obasanjo’s comments were framed to show his disdain for his successors and position himself as Nigeria’s best ruler ever.
Two jailed for selling aid meant for Boko Haram homeless
Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency has secured its first publicised conviction in relation to the relief effort for victims of Boko Haram, as two men were jailed for stealing food aid.
