From Chibok to Dapchi: An end to this madness

It is cheering however that the Jama’atuNasril Islam (JNI), the Muslim umbrella body, had expressed deep concern over the abduction of the Dapchi school girls, insisting that the continuous abduction of school girls is a potent attempt to frustrate girl child education in Northern Nigeria.
The organisation in a statement lamented that despite the many enrolment campaign efforts for female education in the north, parents, particularly in the North East are worried about allowing their daughters go to school.
Well said. But the pertinent rhetoric is: It was Chibok; then Dapchi, where next? The reality of the manner of women being brazenly denigrated in the North East came to the fore on Tuesday 27th of February, 2018 when Hon. Justice Clara Bata Ogunbiyi, from Pilachiroma in Hawul Local Government of Borno State retired as a justice of the Supreme Court having attained the constitutional retirement age of 70. It was AbubakarMahmuod (SAN), President, Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) who raised the heavy question? He asked thetorically: how many Justice Ogunbiyis were among those girls that have been taken over time?
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