Chibok Girls: Nigerian Govt Invites #BringBackOurGirls For Sambisa Search

The Federal Government has welcomed individuals from the Bring Our Girls Back gathering to a short stumble into Sambisa timberland looking for the missing Chibok young ladies.

The welcome stretched out to individuals from the BBOG, a backing bunch for the arrival of the missing school young ladies from Chibok, Borno, was contained in a letter dated January 11.

The letter, marked by the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, and tended to Oby Ezekwesili, the convener of the gathering, was made accessible to the media on Saturday.

In the letter, the legislature solicited the BBOG to select three from its individuals to join on the guided stumble on January 16 in acknowledgment of the steady responsibility of the gathering to the arrival of the young ladies.

"The excursion being arranged by the military will see the pastors of protection and data, the Chief of Air Staff and Chief of Army Staff joining the welcomed BBOG individuals and a select gathering of columnists.

"They will first go to the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Command Center in Yola to witness firsthand the endeavors being made to scan for the young ladies by NAF and after that join the day and night fights with the BAF to the Sambisa Forest.

"If it's not too much trouble take note of that because of restricted seats on the inquiry plane, just two of the welcomed BBOG individuals will join the NAF forays.

"After the fights, the group will come back to Yola for offering by the NAF on their day by day look for the young ladies and in addition each one of the individuals who have been stole by Boko Haram.

"Takeoff is booked for 8.30a.m. at the Air Force wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport on Monday the Jan. 17, 2017," the letter peruses to some extent.

The legislature expressed that the trek would benefit the BBOG the chance to witness and better comprehend the endeavors being made to secure the opportunity of the young ladies and different casualties of Book Haram psychological oppressors. (NAN)