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Bring
Back Our Girls
Two hundred ABUJA Nigerian girls kidnapped
After about fourteen days of abduction, an angry mob of
Nigeria took to the streets demanding the rescue of their girls. This become a
touching issue to Michelle Obama (the wife of the president of the united
states of America Barack Obama) and the international actress Angelina Jolie
showed their support to the movement and then became known as “Bring back our
girls” and other countries around the world offered their help.
It has been more than hundred days since the ABUJA girls
have been kidnapped and kept away from their families’, to serve a culture they
do not even know off. Rallies are still continuing every day around the world.
This matter has touched everyone one especially all women, girls, sister and
wives around the world and resulted to them pleading for release of these
girls.
Imagine how hard it is for a mother to wake up every
morning to do breakfast not even knowing whether her child ate wherever she is.
It is really hard to bear a pain of a family not knowing the whereabouts of
their family member. They end up asking themselves certain questions such as is
their daughter still alive or not, does she even take a bath or are there any
wash blankets for her to warm her up at night.
This issue has gone out of hand because there have been
several means done to try and solve the matter but there is no luck even the
government of Nigeria tried and other countries offered their help but there
seems to be no light at all. The question now is the girls ever going to be
found and brought back to their families’’ safe and sound. All that is done
know is to cross the fingers and hope for positive results of the release of
these girls soon.
Have you done your part in bringing back our girls?
I won't I didn't know what to do with this matter at hand.
ReplyDeleteI have done my part by praying for those girls. It is a shame what happened to these girls.
ReplyDeleteYou should have gone to a rally that was held at Johannesburg, in the help of bringing back the girls.
ReplyDeleteAmen to that Nomalungelo, a prayer is an answer to everything. it is just the matter of time they will come back.
ReplyDeleteWell I wish there was something I could physically do, at the moment all I i can do is pray and keep in hope that the girls will be brought home safe and sound.
ReplyDeleteall i have done is to cross my fingers and hope for good results on this matter.
ReplyDeleteI wish there was something that physically do like going straight there to take the girls and bring them back home.
ReplyDeleteLehlogonolo mine are crossed too but hopefully there will be light to this matter.
ReplyDeleteunfortunately there isn't anything I could do physically, but I can only hope and pray that those girls are safe, and that they bring them back to their families.
ReplyDeleteI attended the rally that was held in JHB and I pray for them and their families everyday.
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