Nigeria Denies Chibok Girls Ransom Report

 
Nigeria's data pastor is denying media reports the Islamist aggressor bunch Boko Haram is requesting $50 million from the legislature as payment before discharging the snatched Chibok schoolgirls.

President Muhammadu Buhari guaranteed to do everything he can to guarantee the arrival of the school young ladies, taking after his late meeting with folks of the stole young ladies at the presidential estate in the capital, Abuja.

Data Minister Lai Mohammed said pay-off reports are not new.

"It shows up we have a few variants of this report. The one that we heard was from a source that [Boko Haram] needs to discharge 10 of these young ladies for 1 million euros," Mohammed said.

'Experienced this' some time recently

"However, the most critical thing is that we've experienced this course some time recently, and until and when we build up the believability of this source and reality behind it, the administration won't be in a rush to create an impression. Be that as it may, government is utilizing its own particular channels to verify the believability of this source," he said.

Mohammed said allegations the Buhari organization shows up not to be doing what's necessary to secure the arrival of the more than 200 Chibok young ladies is not reasonable.

"No day goes without the issue of the seized young ladies not being at the front burner. Yet, these are profoundly security and knowledge issues, which can't generally be talked about transparently," he said. "Be that as it may, I can guarantee you that for this administration, the arrival of these young ladies is what is going to bring the last conclusion on the Boko Haram terrorism and we are working hard, day by day on it."

Mohammed's comments came after the administration reported it has gained noteworthy ground in the battle against Boko Haram.

The organization said it has "in fact" crushed Boko Haram. Be that as it may, commentators say the aggressors proceeded with assaults unarmed regular folks, including the utilization of suicide aircraft, indicates Boko Haram stays strong, in spite of the administration's reports.

"The individuals who say that are by and large exceptionally out of line to us," Mohammed said.

"We acquired an awful circumstance where the trail had gone cool, regardless of that each day we convey reports, we get [information] some of them are fake some of them are only there to abrade government.

Day by day reports

"In any case, the reality of the situation is that it's not a matter that the legislature is taking softly. The individuals who need a day by day report on what we are doing, obviously in security that does not happen. Be that as it may, we have diverts of data in which we make accessible on a need to know premise," he said.

Mohammed said Nigeria's military has possessed the capacity to wrestle control of regions beforehand under the control of the Boko Haram activists. He likewise said the activists have been removed from their strongholds, including their primary operation focus in the Sambisa Forest.

"What we have today is apprehensive assaults on easy objectives. ... Also, Nigeria has proceeded onward from that and we are currently focusing especially on the restoration, resettlement of the individuals who are uprooted. Also, I think the way that a standout amongst the most needed persons everywhere throughout the world was caught without discharging a shot a week ago. ... I believe, is confirmation so far of Nigeria's achievement in managing terrorism," he said.Continue Reading