4 yrs after, Cleric demands release of Leah Shuaibu

The co-Chair, Interfaith Dialogue Forum for Peace, Bishop Sunday Onuoha, has called for the release of Miss Leah Shuaibu, who has spent four years in captivity with her abductors.

Onuoha made the call on Wednesday in a keynote address at a one-day National Security Sensitisation and Re-orientation Campaign in Umuahia.

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The theme of the campaign, organised by the National Orientation Agency (NOA), was “Building a people of peace: Towards Enhancing National Security”.

Fresh reporters reports that Shuaibu was among the 110 students abducted on February 19, 2018 by the Boko Haram insurgents at the Government Girls’ Science Technical College, Dapchi.

Some girls were released later by the insurgents but Shuaibu and a few others are still in captivity.

Onuoha, who is the President of Vision Africa Radio, Umuahia, described Shuaibu as “an image becoming increasingly difficult to explain to the young generation, the youths and international friends.

“Why has Leah remained in the hands of her abductors for four years now?

“The truth remains that as long as Leah and others remain captives we all are in captivity,” he said.