‘Bringing them back is like importing vampires,’ Boko Haram victim says

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February 8, 2016 12:58 PM

The woman, identified simply as Hajiya Aishatu, said further that the girls’ return is not in Nigeria’s interest.

Parents of abducted Chibok girls weeping

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The woman, identified simply as Hajiya Aishatu, said further that the girls’ return is not in Nigeria’s interest, The Nation reports.

“Bringing back chibok girls would amount to importing Vampires into the Country, the campaign for Chibok girls is not in the interest of this country,” she said during an interview in Jos, Plateau State.

“Chibok girls are not existing anywhere in the world, most of them had been used as suicide bombers by those who abducted them.

“Young girls involved in suicide attacks in the last two years till date were the Chibok girls, it will be a waste of time for anyone to be talking of rescuing Chibok girls.”

“If at all Chibok girls exist anywhere, bringing them back to Nigeria will even spell doom for this country because they have been trained to see the country as the land of evil men,” she added.

Her warning comes after former president, Olusegun Obasanjo said, on Friday, February 5, 2016, that anyone promising the girls’ return is telling lies.

The over 200 girls were abducted by Boko Haram in April 2014 and most of them remain in captivity.

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