This week, Enough is Enough Nigerias Ijeoma Mba keeps us informed on the situation on the ground, regarding the missing girls of Chibok on Day 115. She writes: Unfortunately, we are still hearing reports of violence and attacks on communities. Reports of female suicide bombings have been on the rise mainly in the city of Kano. ... 8 June: A middle-aged woman arrives on a motorcycle at a military barracks in Gombe, detonating an explosive that kills herself and a policeman. •27 July: A teenager with an explosive device concealed under her veil blows herself up at a university campus in Kano, injuring five police officers. •28 July: A young woman joins a kerosene queue at a filling station in Kano before her bomb detonates, killing three people and wounding 16 others. •28 July: A teenager injures six people, after exploding her device at a shopping centre in Kano. •30 July: A teenager within a crowd of students at a college campus in Kano blows herself up, killing six people. But there is good news too: A U.S. aircraft spotted hundreds of girls! Read the rest here:
Posted on: Fri, 08 Aug 2014 15:52:31 +0000
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