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See Names Of 112 Chibok Girls In Boko Haram’s Captivity Finally Released

The Bring Back Our Girls Movement (BBOG) have released a long list of names of the 112 schoolgirls abducted on April 14, 2014.

There were about 276 schoolgirls who were kidnapped during time as they prepared towards their final year examination. Leah Sharibu was among the abducted schoolgirls.

The Lagos chapter of BBOG published the list during a sit-out in the Ikoyi to celebrate the seventh anniversary of the abduction.

164 schoolgirls have been released after seven years of abduction.

The names are listed below:

Aisha Lawan
Hauwa Mutah
Falta Lawan
Hajara Isa
Kabu Mala
Maryam Abba
Hannatu Musa
Laraba John
Deborah Nuhu
Saratu Dauda
Aisha Grema
Asabe Ali
Margret Shettima
Yana Yidau
Hauwa Kwakwi
Hauwa Musa
Saraya Musa
Hauwa Joseph
Yana Pogu
Jinkal Yama
Eli Ibrahim
Rifkatu Yakubu
Hannatu Nuhu
Maryamu Abubakar
Hamsatu Abubakar
Deborah Abbas
Rhoda Haruna
Hauwa Wuleh
Hauwa Nkeki
Christiana Yusuf
Raklya Kwamta
Christiana Yusuf
Halima Gambo
Rhoda John
Hassana Adamu
Ruth Ngiladar
Safiya Abdu
Serah Luka
Aishatu Musa
Hauwa Peter
Ruth Bitrus
Hanatu Ishaku
Mary Amos
Victoria Dauda
Saratu Thuji
Mary Dauda
Saratu Iliya
Halima Ali
Bilkisu Abdullahi
Rebecca Ibrahim
Zainab Yaga
Awa Ali
Hanatu Madu
Sarah Samuel
Mary Nkeki
Hauwa Isuwa
Godiya Bitrus
Awa Sasa
Hauwa Balte
Glory Yaga
Mary Paul
Ladi Paul
Ruth Lawan
Laraba Mallum
Ruth Wavi
Rahila Yohanna
Ihyi Abudu
Lydia Simon
Zara Ishaku
Rejoice Sanki
Deborah Abari
Sikta Abudu
Saraya Ali
Maryamu Lawan
Esther John
Ladi Joel
Lydia Emmar
Rose Daniel
Hauwa Abdu
Laraba Paul
Esther Ayuba
Mary Dauda
Margret Watsal
Miriam Jafaru
Kuma Solomon
Agnes Dauda
Mary Dama
Patience Jacob
Tabi Thomas
Hauwa Tella
Maryamu Yahaya
Saraya Stover
Jummal Aboku
Elizabeth Job
Suzana Yakubu
Mary Sule
Saratu Thauji
Ladi Wadal
Yayi Abana
Kwamta Kabu
Grace Amadu
Saraya Paul
Esther Markus
Rifatu Amos
Nguba Bura
Monica Enoch
Sarah Enoch
Rifkatu Galang
Dorcas Yakubu
Deborah Solomon
Solomon Pona
Saraya Amos

Source: Ghgossip.com

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AFRIMA President speaks on fostering collaboration within African music community as BridgeAfric launches in Malawi |

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The President/Executive Producer, All Africa Music Awards, AFRIMA, Mike Dada, would be sharing his thought at the BridgeAfric’s Southern Africa launch in Malawi on March 23, 2024.

It is in continuation of promoting and showcasing African artistes, providing them with platforms to reach a global audience beyond their home countries,

BridgeAfric is a revolutionary initiative aimed at connecting African artistes and industry professionals across the continent led by the dynamic Victoria Nkong.

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With the theme; importance of fostering collaboration within the African music community, Dada would be speaking on the significance of working together in promoting African music on a global scale.

In his statement, the AFRIMA President noted that there are potential for growth and success that come from uniting artistes, producers, and other stakeholders in the industry.

Dada, who lauded BridgAfric for its efforts in connecting Malawians artistes with industry professionals, helping them to build their careers and reach a wider audience, said he is committed to supporting initiatives like BridgAfric that empower African artists and promote the rich diversity of African music. He believes that by working together, they can create a more vibrant and inclusive music industry that celebrates the talent and creativity of artists from across the continent.

“This is very significant for the growth, development and promotion of the arts and music industry in Africa, especially when you look at it from the point of view of collaborations, the Malawi music industry and connecting to the center of the journey of the ongoing movements and the development of the African industry to the global audience,” Dada submitted.

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South African billionaire commits suicide

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A South African billionaire, Markus Jooste has committed suicide as he was found dead with a gunshot wound near Cape Town.

It was reported that the billionaire shot himself in the head while taking a walk just few minutes from his Stellenbosch home.

The former Steinhoff CEO had been involved in an accounting fraud scandal as he got a hefty fine on Wednesday.

Police are investigating, stating that no foul play is suspected.

“It is alleged that the victim sustained a gunshot wound at around 1520 (local time) at Kwaaiwater and succumbed to death on his way to hospital,” Western Cape police spokesperson Colonel Andre Traut said in a statement.

Jooste’s death comes after a fine from the Financial Sector Conduct Authority for false financial statements linked to Steinhoff’s near-collapse in 2017 due to accounting irregularities. 

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El-Rufai Speaks On Dumping APC For SDP

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A former Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai, has denied rumours of his planned defection of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to the Social Democratic Party (SDP).

El-Rufai made an unexpected appearance at the SDP National Secretariat in Abuja on Wednesday.

The National Chairman of the SDP, Shehu Musa Gabam, and other chieftains of the party received the former Kaduna governor.

Reacting in a statement on Thursday issued by his spokesman, Muyiwa Adekeye, El-Rufai said he only visited the SDP headquarters to return a visit to the party’s chairman.

The former Minister said Gabam was among his friends who took part in the break of the Ramadan fast (Iftar) at his house in Abuja on Tuesday.

El-Rufai said he is known for being open and forthright, adding that his political decisions would not be subjected to speculation.

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