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Posted on: 05:58 Sun, 03 Jul 2016
Mrs Aisha Buhari, the Wife of the President, on Sunday presented about N30 million cash support to parents of the abducted Government Secondary School (GSS) Chibok students in Borno.
Buhari, represented by Hajiya Nana Shettima, the wife of the Borno governor presented the cash to the parents at a ceremony in Maiduguri.
She explained that the gesture was aimed at assisting the parents with some financial support towards alleviating their sufferings.
Buhari pointed out that the presentation was in fulfillment of her promise to assist the less privileged and victims of insurgency in the North East.
“Today’s presentation was in fulfillment of the promise I made earlier in the year during my book launch in Abuja.
“I made a promise that the proceeds will be use to better the lives of women and victims of insurgency in the North East,†she said.
She urged the beneficiaries to invest the
money in productive ventures, so it can better their living conditions.
“This money is not a sort of compensation, but a kind of support for those in need.
“Our immediate prayer is for God to help trace and rescue the abducted girls so that they can be safely re-united with their families,†Buhari said.
She commended the military for their efforts in
fighting the Boko Haram terrorists and
expressed optimism that the search for the
abducted girls would soon yield dividends.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), reports
that each of the 215 parent was given a cash
of N139,000 during the event.
Also speaking, Mrs Pauline Taline, a former
deputy governor of Plateau said that the
gesture was goodwill from the wife of the
president to the parents.
“This is a goodwill support from Her Excellency
Mrs Muhammadu Buhari to the parents of the
abducted girls.
“We appeal to them to put the money into
proper usage, either by investing it in farming
or any other business venture,†Taline said.
NAN recalls that 219 GSS Chibok were
abducted on April 14 by suspected Boko Haram
terrorists, while writing their SSCE at the
school.(NAN)
Mrs Aisha Buhari, the Wife of the President, on Sunday presented about N30 million cash support to parents of the abducted Government Secondary School (GSS) Chibok students in Borno.
Buhari, represented by Hajiya Nana Shettima, the wife of the Borno governor presented the cash to the parents at a ceremony in Maiduguri.
She explained that the gesture was aimed at assisting the parents with some financial support towards alleviating their sufferings.
Buhari pointed out that the presentation was in fulfillment of her promise to assist the less privileged and victims of insurgency in the North East.
“Today’s presentation was in fulfillment of the promise I made earlier in the year during my book launch in Abuja.
“I made a promise that the proceeds will be use to better the lives of women and victims of insurgency in the North East,†she said.
She urged the beneficiaries to invest the
money in productive ventures, so it can better their living conditions.
“This money is not a sort of compensation, but a kind of support for those in need.
“Our immediate prayer is for God to help trace and rescue the abducted girls so that they can be safely re-united with their families,†Buhari said.
She commended the military for their efforts in
fighting the Boko Haram terrorists and
expressed optimism that the search for the
abducted girls would soon yield dividends.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), reports
that each of the 215 parent was given a cash
of N139,000 during the event.
Also speaking, Mrs Pauline Taline, a former
deputy governor of Plateau said that the
gesture was goodwill from the wife of the
president to the parents.
“This is a goodwill support from Her Excellency
Mrs Muhammadu Buhari to the parents of the
abducted girls.
“We appeal to them to put the money into
proper usage, either by investing it in farming
or any other business venture,†Taline said.
NAN recalls that 219 GSS Chibok were
abducted on April 14 by suspected Boko Haram
terrorists, while writing their SSCE at the
school.(NAN)
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