7 Parents of Abducted Chibok Schoolgirls have Died – KADA

The Kibaku Area Development Association (KADA) has said that 7 parents of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls have died since the kidnap of the girls on14 April.

The National Chairman of KADA, Dr Pogus Bitrus, who made the disclosure today at a press conference organized by the association, said “while this unfortunate situation persists, many distressed parents are dying of heart attack and frustration as their dejection has become unbearable. On record, seven (7) parents have lost their lives due to the trauma of the situation" 

Dr Bitrus noted that after 81 days since the abduction of the girls, rescue efforts by government is yet to yield any result.

“With this development,” he said, “the Chibok (Kibaku) nation wishes to categorically state that the inability or unwillingness of the federal government to provide adequate security to Chibok (Kibaku) nation following the abduction of the girls leaves us with no option than to call on the United Nations to use its apparatus to come to our aid and protect us from the imminent annihilation as a people.”