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President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday told world leaders that his heart was heavy-laden as the country celebrated its centenary because of the gruesome activities of the Boko Haram sect, the latest being the killing of about 43 junior secondary school students in Yobe State.
“But as I address you today, I have a heavy heart. Two days ago, terrorists invaded a secondary school and murdered innocent children in Yobe State, while they slept. The children, the hopes of their parents and the future leaders of our dear nation, had their hopes and dreams snuffed out, leaving behind grieving families, schoolmates, communities and a sad nation,” he stated.
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“But as I address you today, I have a heavy heart. Two days ago, terrorists invaded a secondary school and murdered innocent children in Yobe State, while they slept. The children, the hopes of their parents and the future leaders of our dear nation, had their hopes and dreams snuffed out, leaving behind grieving families, schoolmates, communities and a sad nation,” he stated.
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