CHEI....Boko Haram executes another aide worker, Hauwa Leman, reveals what will happen to Leah

Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), a faction of Boko Haram, has executed Hauwa Leman, an aide worker with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).

TheCable reports that the terrorists also promised to keep Leah Sharibu, one of the Dapchi schoolgirls who is currently in their custofy, as “a slave for life.”

Boko Haram has executed Hauwa Leman, an aide worker with the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Leman alongside two of her colleagues, Safiru Khorsa and Alice Loksha , were abducted by the sect members in March this year. On September 16th, the sect members executed Saifura Khorsa.

The Cable reports that a video seen by one of its reporters, showed Leman was forced to kneel down, with her hands tied inside a white hijab which has a crest symbol, and then shot at a close range.

The killing of Leman comes after the expiration of the deadline given to the Federal Government by the terrorist organisation to free Boko Haram prisoners. 

The Islamic West Africa Province, ISWAP, in a short statement, said

“We have kept our word exactly as we said, by killing another humanitarian worker, Hauwa Leman, who is working with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) that were abducted during a raid on a military facility in Rann, Kala Balge in March 2018. Saifura and Hauwa were killed because they are considered as Murtads (apostates) by the group because they were once Muslims that have abandoned their Islam, the moment they chose to work with the Red Cross, and for us, there is no difference between Red Cross and UNICEF. If we see them, we will kill the apostates among them, men or women, and chose to kill or keep the infidels as slaves, men or women.”

Meanwhile, ISWAP in its statement said it would keep Leah Sharibu as its slave. Leah is the only Dapchi school girl that is still in the sect's captivity following her refusal to convert from Christianity to Islam. The group said in the statement that Alice Ngaddah, a Christian who works with UNICEF, will also be kept as a slave.

“From today”, ISWAP said, Sharibu, 15, and Ngaddah, a mother of two, “are now our slaves. Based on our doctrines, it is now lawful for us to do whatever we want to do with them,” the group said

The Federal Government has said it is shocked and saddened at the killing of another aid worker by Boko Haram on Monday, despite the actions taken by the government and the widespread appeal to save the young woman.

In a statement issued in London on Monday, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, described the killing as dastardly, inhuman and ungodly, saying nothing can justify the shedding of the blood of innocent people.

He commiserated with the family of the aid worker, and said the Federal Government did all within its powers to save her life.

''It is very unfortunate that it has come to this. Before and after the deadline issued by her abductors, the Federal Government did everything any responsible government should do to save the aid worker. As we have been doing since these young women were abducted, we kept the line of negotiations open all through. In all the negotiations, we acted in the best interest of the women and the country as a whole. We are deeply pained by this killing, just like we were by the recent killing of the first aid worker. However, we will keep the negotiations open and continue to work to free the innocent women who remain in the custody of their abductors,'' the Minister said.

He thanked all the friendly governments that have continued to work with Nigeria for the safe release of the abducted women, and the clerics across religious lines who have been pleading for their release.