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Foreign Affairs committee  Absolutely, sir. Let me point out that in our efforts to bring Saa and others here, we had Muslim girls, ladies from the south of Nigeria who contributed towards making their passports and so forth. We want to see a groundswell of Muslims. In the same way that we have foreign fi

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  Right now, in East Africa, we have al-Shabaab which has already overrun the country and is expanding into Kenya, with the mall killings in Kenya last year that were so appalling. In northern Mali, we have MUJAO which successfully captured the north for a long time before they wer

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  Yes. The north faces greater risk academically than the south. The south has always been more advanced, largely because we're on the coast and there was more access to the missionaries when they first came. It was more difficult for the missionaries to go up north, and even the c

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  Yes, clearly it would be the north of the country. For example, I should let you know that right now there are thousands of Nigerian refugees in camps in Cameroon. When I visited the camps there, in one camp they had not been fed for 49 days. This is a UN camp. There are people

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  That's a very good question. The endgame is total global domination. Ironically, we thought this was just the stuff of movies, but we are seeing in real life that this is their objective. That's why Boko Haram has evolved into a global terrorist group with transnational activity.

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  I was actually excited to hear just yesterday that Nigeria's top Muslim leader has apparently come out strongly and condemned Boko Haram, which is an improvement because for a long time, Muslim leaders have said that it was Christians who were blowing up churches and killing them

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  Yes, we do have a high incidence of male enrolment versus female enrolment in many parts of northern Nigeria. We also have a crisis in northen Nigeria where there are about 10 million children who are not in school. We have a government policy in which primary school is compulsor

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  Yes, absolutely. Boko Haram is a real global terrorist group. It's networked and linked into al-Qaeda, al-Shabaab, and a lot of other bad fellows. Boko Haram has actually trained in Somalia and they've trained in northern Mali. The weapons that flowed out of Libya came into the

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  It's allegedly in the millions of dollars. They have abducted over a dozen French citizens in the last three years. Those kinds of numbers really add up to a lot of weapons.

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  Yes, if I may respond to that, last week I saw a very heartening thing in Nigeria, which was a bunch of churches and professionals coming together to try to care for the thousands of refugees who are now in Jos. We had Anglicans and others literally across the spectrum coming out

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  Well, we have tried to reach out to different stakeholders to assist these girls. We were told that the United Nations was helping the Chibok girls. When we asked them what they were doing, they said they were providing hygiene packages to them. When we talked to USAID, they said

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  Frankly, no I haven't, but I'm hoping that when I arrive in Canada in a few hours, through Voice of the Martyrs we may be able to begin to reach out to groups in Canada.

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  Very frankly, no, I'm afraid not.

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

Foreign Affairs committee  Yes. Now, let me say that the NEED strategy you mentioned was crafted by an earlier administration, and as with all things Nigerian, the next government that comes in pretty much kicks it aside and starts doing their own thing. We have a problem with policy inconsistency. Again,

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe

November 25th, 2014Committee meeting

Emmanuel Ogebe