Please join in the Campaign to cry out for the return of the little girls abducted by Boko Haram in Chibok.
keeping quiet and folding our arms waiting for a miracle is delaying the process to finding them and we all know that delay is dangerous!
#BringBackOurGirls is the twitter hashtag you need to mention in your tweets or repost.
Please use your social network handle to repost the hashtag
Please do so at once...please!
I will be dedicating one post to this campaign everyday till the girls are returned safely home to their parents.
Okay!!...
ReplyDeleteWhr are those pastors dat are always seeing visions can't theey tell us whr d girls are and also the witches and wizards and strong babalawos' wat r dey using their powers for'pls they shld help this girls
DeleteNice move,i really pray dose gals are ok and still intact'.
ReplyDeleteStella, I have been doing that on my TL since dawn...ranting like a rabid Dog....for the next few days it would be #bringbackourgirls
ReplyDeleteLord we need ur intervention_hope they haven't molested abi it's raped the girls sef? Cos I don't get why it had to be only girls_d 7 abi 100virgins dem go give 'em for d other side no do 'em ni?
ReplyDeleteGEJ tighten security in our borders,even within d North,all those senior Custom Officers esp in d North should be sacked cos dey allow certain containers of certain people pass without being opened n scrutinised n any junior who insists to open 'em gets transferred, start investing in satellite n cctv, our Defence officers need rebranding, and most esp those sponsors who am sure u guys know should be brought to book. Keep selfishness aside n do what's right.
The people of bornu state needs to wake up and realize its their brothers,fathers,friends that are perpetrating these acts of wickedness....and they bear the major brunt.
ReplyDeleteIt's time for them to be responsible and fish them out from their midst...
They are there,they know them...
First,their sons were killed while sleeping in the hostel...now their daughters have been kidnapped and the president is too busy with campaign.
They should help themselves before Bornu state becomes History.
Marching to twitter for my first twitt ever.
ReplyDeleteAll I can think of is these hoodlums sexually assaulting these kids with no protection.I say bring in the west to collaborate with the military and invade their territory.what in heavens name have these kids done to desrve this rubbish. «««MON AMI»»»
Delete#BringBackOurGirls Nigerian Government bikonu ooooooo
ReplyDeleteIndividually and as a family please let us genuinely say a word of prayer for these girls. Ki Olorun gba agbara lowo awon alagbara. We can use our prayers to fight the philistines (Boko idiots)
ReplyDeleteTo Mum,she's an Angel! To Dad, a Princess! To Brothers, a Priceless Jewel,To Sisters, a Best Friend! To Aunties and Uncles an Adorable Sweet Child!!!
ReplyDeleteI am certain everyone reading this has one! A girl child, a joy to the world! To be pampered, protected and loved! Over 200 of thess precious ones abducted and taken away from their loved ones, forced to become Sex Slaves,Cooks, Maids, and every unimaginable thing to Dark, Evil, Demented, Dirty TERRORISTS! What a Tragedy!
I am a girl child and I know exactly how those girls are feeling, the least of all is FEAR!
Yes, they seem far away in Borno State, born to Poor Ordinary People BUT just like you, to them, these girls are Princesses, Angels, Priceless Jewels and Sweet Adorable Nieces! Don't be numb to the Pain. 7days and counting and still no word! No Daily Progress Report or any kind of info from the Government! This is Unacceptable!
I cannot launch a Rescue Mission and neither can You but Our Government can! The bucks stops at their table! Let's come together and demand Action.
Please re-broadcast and mount the pressure. It works! Say a prayer and keep talking about it until the Federal Government takes action and brings them home!
Don't do it for me, do it for the Girl Child in your life!
Point of correction! 'Our brothers bring back our girls' not Nigerian government because you guys are the same. I guess aka nsi abago unu onu. I'm just feeling for the poor innocent girls if that is true oh........mummy Ada
ReplyDeletePlease dear God let all the girls come back home safely.
ReplyDeleteI don't do twitter, buh I'm going to reactivate my twitter account cos of this. Thanks Aunt Stella.
ReplyDeleteAeegurl...
#bringourgirlsback#imagine the horror of having a loved one in a den of book haram.Government, these ones should be rescued, no more politics with innocent lives. #bringourgirlsback.Thanks Stella,u said you'll do this and you kept to ur word.God bless and protect us all
ReplyDelete#bringourgirlsback#imagine the horror of having a loved one in a den of book haram.Government, these ones should be rescued, no more politics with innocent lives. #bringourgirlsback.Thanks Stella,u said you'll do this and you kept to ur word.God bless and protect us all
ReplyDeleteThanks, Fearless. I don't have twitter but I will support any cause that I can to rescue these girls and the 20 that were taken before.
ReplyDeleteWho is really fooling who?
ReplyDeleteWe should be asking some very pertinent questions now:
1. How many students are in that village school that 230 of them were
kidnapped in just one night raid? Ask urself how many students are in ur village school that is peaceful?
2. Are they all boarding students?
3. Why did it take the school authorities/Borno State government almost
one week to realize that the figure of the supposedly abducted students
was no longer 124?
4. Is it that easy to escape from Boko Haram that almost 40 of the
girls were able to flee?
5. How did they find their way home from the supposed forest that they
were taken to?
6. Why did the Principal of the school recant after giving information
to the military authorities that soldiers rescued some of the girls?
I'm seriously persuaded that the Principal has not told the whole
truth. She just might be under some kind of pressure or influence.
The Borno State governor (and by extension his Adamawa counterpart,
Murtala Nyako) must come clean on this abduction saga. It could have
been stage-managed.
I have a strong conviction that the scenario was created to achieve a
predetermined end. That is why nobody is blaming the DPO, Area
Commissioner, Army Commander, Field Commander, SSS State Director, the
state governor, the CDS, the NSA or the security agencies. Rather, all
accusing fingers are pointing at the President.
What is the motive?
- Make the President look insensitive, bad, wicked, callous... and
indeed unelectable again
- Make it look the emergency rule in the states has not worked
- Stop the President from extending the emergency rule any further
- Pollute the minds of Nigerians so that the President cannot impose
total emergency rule that will see to the suspension of all democratic
structures in those states (constitutional or unconstitutional). The
plan is to cry wolf where there is none, and they have succeeded in
doing that in order to get sympathy.
The bottomline dis jst feels like politics.