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"Madam President, we are talking here about Africa’s largest economy; it is a country that is major provider of peace-keeping forces within Africa. As people have been saying, we know it is grossly unequal; we know about the corruption; we know that a lot of the money does not reach the grass roots; we know that there is still a high level of poverty, inequality, children who do not get educated. I think that makes the attacks on the schools – the misogynistic attacks on girls – even more distressing.
There has also been a lot of criticism in Nigeria about the current President’s response: he has sent condolences to Paris but he has said nothing on Baga. We know that it is difficult to get information; we know that Boko Haram have taken out communications systems, but nevertheless we would also hope that the government of Nigeria also steps up and really takes this seriously and openly.
There are many people who will not be able to vote in the elections on 14 February – I was an observer last time – because they are displaced, they are refugees. We really need international support and action to change this."@en1
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