Chibok under Boko Haram state of emergency, not FG’s - community




Members of the Chibok community have said with the turn of event, their community and the whole of Borno State have been placed under a state of emergency by the Boko Haram sect and not the federal government.
They said that they do not see how the federal government can claim to be in control of the state and have it under a state of emergency when the insurgents continue to prove to the people that they are more powerful than the federal government.

According to an elder from Chibok, Ayuba Alamson, the community is tired of believing in the government and have handed their situation to God because He alone can deliver them from all their pains and suffering.
He stated this yesterday, in a telephone conversation where he said that only God can save them since the president that promised to protect them when they visited him has failed in his promise.
According to him, “If they can capture this amount of communities in Borno State that is under the state of emergency, they are simply telling us that they are more powerful than the federal governmentý.
“As long as we can see, it is Boko Haram and not the federal government that have placed us on a state of emergency right now which is quite unfortunate.
“With the look of things right now, we can now only depend on God and ask him to come and deliver us, that is all I can sayý, for long, we had been crying and asking the government for protection but they have been unable to do anything. We are completely frustrated, we have been neglected for long and I pray God, the owner of life will do something because with him all things are possible, that is our only hope now.
“We are now leaving our faith to God because we are tired of complaining to a government that ignores our cries.”
He also said, “Ever since the kidnap of our daughters, we have been living in fear, after the event many of us migrated to Maiduguri, Mubi and other parts around but most of our people returned back to Chibok after Mubi fell since at that time Chibok was relatively safe.
“Some tried to return to their normal life of farming and some people have even begun harvesting their hard worký but now, Boko Haram returned and everybody fled into bushes and caves, some might have died in the process, some may be haunted by wild animals, some might die of hypertension.”
“Now all of us from Chibok are frustrated, Boko Haram had already kidnapped our girls for long and have killed some, we expected the government to give us the protection it promised us when we visited Mr. President but now they have allowed Boko Haram to come back and capture the whole area.”

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