Bring Back Our Girls Campaign: President Buhari rewards Founder...

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Finally, President Buhari rewards the founder of Bring Back Our Girls Campaign BBOG with an appointment as head of Nigeria Ports Authority NPA effectively putting an end to the story of Chibok girls.

 
Now that the founder has been compensated for a job well done, the question is what becomes of the campaign and members of her team, may be they will start submitting their curriculum vitae for job vacancies at the ports.    
So many had believed that the Chibok girls story was a hogwash, a media manipulated story created to dent the image of the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan. The new APC administration of President Buhari had promised to rescue the girls and the Bring Back Our Girls campaigners led by #Hadiza Bala Usman and others like #Oby Ezekwesili had once in a while protested for the rescue of the girls until now.

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