Chibok: Mothers Storm Maiduguri Hospital Over Reports Of Girls' Release

Mothers of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls on Tuesday stormed General Muhammadu Shuwa Specialist Hospital in Maiduguri, Borno State following reports that the state government ordered more than 200 mattresses allegedly for the girls.

Monica Stover, mother of one of the girls abducted by Boko Haram in the remote village of Chibok, speaks during a news conference in Lagos on June 5. Photo: Reuters Read

A nurse at the hospital told Nigerian Tribune that the women heard a rumour that government was bringing the girls to the hospital for medication. "But no girl was brought from among those abducted in Chibok," the nurse disclosed.
It was previously reported that most of the kidnapped girls are facing health challenges, while some are said to be pregnant.
The nurse said the women came to hospital at 9am and left after 3pm. She said she wouldn't be surprised if the women came back the next day as they were "not convinced with whatever we told them".

Keshi may drop Osaze

Super eagles coach, Stephen Keshi may drop Stoke City striker Osaze Odemwingie over him not playing to instruction when brought in the second half against Iran.

Following the goalless match, it would be recalled that Stephen Keshi had blamed Osaze who he introduced until the 69th minute for the team's failure.
He said: "The Osaze you are talking about didn’t do well. Osaze did not play to instructions and that affected the team."