A TIME FOR MERCY OR VENGEANCE?

By Vera Aigbonoga

Boka haram has killed many people, brought untold pains and tears to many families. Now their unborn babies are here. UNFPA says they should be killed (aborted),many in the western world are in full support. Apart from GOD, Nigerians have the final say, because we experienced the horror of these terrorist. kindly leave your answer YES OR NO, after reading the story below. And please do tell us if you will be interested in adopting one of these babies, if their lives are spared, as their mothers are too poor to bring them up…. of course you know where their fathers are; doing what they know how to do best.

Note: this polls is highly needed to save the lives of these unborn babies.

Obianuju Wrote…….

When I was growing up in the South-Eastern Nigerian city of Owerri, I remember once when unspeakable crimes was committed, a poor boy was kidnapped, killed for ritual, and cut up like an animal. These acts signified a very dark time for my people. Eventually a group of men were arrested in connection with the crimes, they were swiftly charged, judged, convicted and sentenced to death by firing squad. I remember, albeit with the immature mind of a teenager, that many people accepted and even welcomed this verdict because of the gravity of the crimes the men were convicted of.

Boko Haram Kidnap Victim: Stigmatized For Carrying Captor's Baby

According to CNN News

Um Haleema was just 16 years old when she was kidnapped. Her first few months in captivity, at the hands of militant group Boko Haram, were enough to break anyone's spirit -- let alone that of a teenage girl so far from home.

She was captured trying to escape, along with three of her friends, as Boko Haram burned and ransacked her village.

During her captivity, Um Haleema was forced to watch men, women and children slaughtered. She was forced into marriage. Forced to wait on a "husband" she hated. But while she watched, she says she was also waiting -- for a chance to break free. And after six long months, it finally came.

"I had planned my escape from the beginning," she says. "There was a time my husband spent two weeks away, so I attempted to escape but guards returned me and beat me."

US provides $10.5m Grant For Internally Displaced People in NorthEeast Nigeria

The US government has provided a $10.5 million grant for the rehabilitation of the internally displaced persons in Northeast Nigeria. The grant was announced in a statement released by the USAID today June 11th.

The statement in part reads;