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exclusive: leah sharibu speaks from captivity, asks buhari to pity her (audio) leah sharibu, the only christian among theabducted 119 students of government gi*ls secondary school, dapchi, yobe state, has asked president muhammadu buhari to save her from captivity. continue reading →. we were there for the vulnerable, but today we are the vulnerable” cry humanitarian workers abducted by iswap. mohammed liman (midwife) and saifura husseini ahmed (midwife) have been in captivity since 1st march, 2018. they are aide workers linked to two international aid organizations, united nations children’s fund, unicef and the international committee of the red cross, icrc respectively. the three aide workers were abducted the same night at a military facility in rann, kala balge, borno state when forces of the islamic state west africa province, iswap, a breakaway faction of boko haram terror group overran the facility, killing and injuring scores of service men and some aid workers, forcing other military officials to escape into neighbouring cameroon.. exclusive on fulani herdsmen: “we have machine guns, bombs and military uniforms,” jauro buba. contrary to recent claims by president muhammadu buhari that fulani herdsmen only “carry sticks,” an insight that gives a lie to this has been obtained exclusively by this reporter. in recorded audio and video materials docu*ented by one of the leaders of the fulani herders’ militia, who gave his name only as sarkin yaki, the group has owned up to the systemic killings in the north east and north. exclusive: ‘please hear our cry for mercy’ — nurse, midwives abducted by iswap write buhari. “our dear childrens, husbands, relations and the entire nation need us back home. to our able organisations please hear our cry for mercy. we are really helpless and hopeless, please rescue us and vindicate us, our families need us back and the entire nation at large,” they said in a handwritten note deliberately unedited by saharareporters, which was pas*ed on through a secondary source to ahmad salkida, the