Governor
of Lagos State, Babatunde Fashola, urged everyone including protesters,
Nollywood stars and volunteers to assist security agents with
information that can lead to the rescue of the abducted Chibok female
students in Borno, on Saturday, May 10.
The governor speaking with the protesters, led by the organiser of The Future Project, Mr. Adebola Williams, at the State House in Marina noted that even talks with the Northeast residents and those who have friends or relations there could be useful.
Fashola advised Nigerians to provide any useful information to his office or the offices of the security agencies. He added that Lagos State is providing tight security for the lives and property of the residents.
Fashola stated that to avoid the security tension in the land, the residents shouldn't send panic messages to fellow residents.
During the meeting at the State House, the protesters promised not stop their peaceful rallies until the missing schoolgirls are reunited with their families, and urged Fashola to put pressure on the Federal Government to bring back the abducted Chibok girls.
However, Babatunde Fashola assured that security agencies and the Federal Government were sharing information at their disposal with the public on the missing girls.
The governor speaking with the protesters, led by the organiser of The Future Project, Mr. Adebola Williams, at the State House in Marina noted that even talks with the Northeast residents and those who have friends or relations there could be useful.
Fashola advised Nigerians to provide any useful information to his office or the offices of the security agencies. He added that Lagos State is providing tight security for the lives and property of the residents.
Fashola stated that to avoid the security tension in the land, the residents shouldn't send panic messages to fellow residents.
During the meeting at the State House, the protesters promised not stop their peaceful rallies until the missing schoolgirls are reunited with their families, and urged Fashola to put pressure on the Federal Government to bring back the abducted Chibok girls.
However, Babatunde Fashola assured that security agencies and the Federal Government were sharing information at their disposal with the public on the missing girls.
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