PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN:WHERE ARE THIS MISSING 100 SCHOOL GIRLS?

The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) admitted yesterday that troops were still looking for the 100 out of the 129 girls abducted by Boko Haram at the Government Girls’ Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State.

Defence Information Director, Major-General Chris Olukolade, made the clarifications in a statement said: “The controversy that has been generated around the efforts at securing the lives of the abducted students of Government Girls’ Secondary School, Chibok is unfortunate.

“The ongoing frantic efforts of security forces along with vigilante groups, including, hunters working to locate and free the abducted students have continued to be keenly monitored at the Operation Centre of the Defence and Army Headquarters as regular progress reports are being received from troops on the ground.

 ”In this regard, a report was filed in from the field indicating that a major breakthrough had been recorded in the search.  There was no reason to doubt this official channel; hence the information was released to the public immediately.

“Surprisingly however, the school principal, one of the sources quoted in the report, has denied all that was attributed to her – for whatever reasons.

“This is an unfortunate development, indeed, yet the Defence Headquarters would not want to join issues with anyone.

”It has to be reaffirmed however, that the report forwarded to the public on this issue was in good principal and government of Borno State.

“Like all other citizens, the military is deeply concerned to ensure that the students are safe and freed alive.  There is indeed no reason to play politics with the precious lives of the students.  The number of those still missing is not the issue now as the life of every Nigerian is very precious.

”In the light of the denial by the principal of the school, the Defence Headquarters wishes to defer to the school principal and governor’s statement on the number of students still missing and retract that aspect of earlier statement while the search continues.”

The statement of Major-General Chris Olukolade, is very interesting, a two-star general, released a vital information to the whole world without confirming its authenticity, very interesting indeed! The information is misleading and it’s hurt the parents and genera public concerned. Is this another government propaganda or abracadabra to cover something up?

The security operatives need to look, search and rescue these kids, had it been that President Jonathan’s daughter is among these missing kids, would Major-General Olukolade made such false propaganda statement?