President Buhari Invites UN Chibok Girls Negotiator

As a show of duty to swapping the kidnapped schoolgirls from Chibok with Boko Haram warriors in care, President Buhari told the United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, that Nigeria would welcome middle people from the worldwide body.

Talking amid a two-sided meeting with the UN recorder at the sidelines of the 71st UN General Assembly in New York, President Buhari said the Nigerian government was willing to twist around in reverse, to get the Chibok young ladies discharged from bondage.

"The test is in getting valid and genuine administration of Boko Haram to talk about with," the President said, including that, "The split in the guerilla gathering is not improving the situation. Government had connected, prepared to arrange, however it got to be hard to recognize dependable pioneers. We will welcome go-betweens, for example, UN outfits, to venture in." The President repeated that the lessons of Boko Haram were a long way from being Islamic, as neither Islam, nor some other religion, advocates harming the powerless and guiltless. "The way that they execute men, ladies, youngsters, and other individuals wantonly, and yell Allahu Akbar (God is incredible) demonstrates that they don't have the foggiest idea about that Allah by any means. In the event that they did, they would not shed pure blood," President Buhari said. He expressed gratitude toward Ban Ki-moon for the good and material bolster given to Nigeria, which has empowered the nation surmount a large portion of the difficulties confronting her. In his reaction, the UN Secretary General praised President Buhari on the counter debasement war, pronouncing: "You are exceedingly regarded by world pioneers, including myself. Your persona has given your nation a constructive picture." He said the UN perceived the accomplishments of the Buhari organization against Boko Haram, asking that human rights be maintained dependably, to keep a rehash of the situation being seen in Syria. Boycott Ki-moon likewise expressed gratitude toward the Nigerian pioneer for his dedication to issues on environmental change, including that the legislature ought to "possess the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)," for the benefit of its residents.