Two days after the Federal Government declared two men and a woman wanted in connection with their alleged links with the Boko Haram terrorist group, indications emerged that the three persons could play crucial roles in freeing the remaining Chibok school girls.
A source, which is familiar with the Boko Haram leadership, told Vanguard Monday night that it was counterproductive for the Nigerian Army to declare Ahmad Salkida, Aisha Wakil and Ahmad Bolori wanted many years after they have been working with the Nigerian Government to secure freedom for the Chibok girls.
The source, which has been part of previous botched federal government bids to secure the release of the Chibok girls and end terrorism in the Northeast, described the three persons now being declared wanted, as ‘people who are well known by the authorities’ as having access to some of associates of slain Boko Haram leader, Mohammed.
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