FG SACKS CHIBOK GIRLS GUARDIAN

                                           



The Federal Government of Nigeria has sacked Chibok Girls guardian based in US. According to the FG they got the information that the girls were being used as tools for making money – not prostitution – but in the sense that they will be taken here and there where they go and relay their experiences during the insurgency, especially the invasion of Chibok town by Boko Haram and how they were abducted.


After that, people used them to ask for donations; by so doing they make money out of it. So the girls became fed up; and started complaining that they were taken to U.S. on an arrangement that they were going to send them to school and that they were going to pay for their school. But unfortunately they said they were not allowed to remain in school.



In a reaction to this development, their guardian, Emmanuel Ogebe, a U.S.-based Nigerian lawyer and social welfare campaigner, slammed a $5 million libel lawsuit against the Nigerian government, court filings showed. Recall that Mr. Ogebe, who took 10 rescued Chibok girls to study in the United States in 2014, he has since gone ahead to  file the lawsuit at the Federal High Court of Abuja on January 27 against the Minister of Women Affairs, Aisha Alhassan. Mr. Ogebe also joined the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation in the suit.