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#BringBackOurGirls: Tears flow as Mothers protest abduction of 234 school girls



Aggrieved mothers and other indigenes of Chibok, Borno State, today in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, staged a protest to demand the immediate rescue or release of the more than 200 secondary school girls abducted by suspected Boko Haram insurgents on April 14.



The protesters, most of them members of the Kibaku Development Association, Chibok, converged at Eagle Square in Nigeria’s capital. From there, they marched to the National Assembly to submit a protest letter. The women were led into the premises of the national legislature by a group of senior female police officers.

Senators Barnabas Gemade and Helen Esuene received the protesters, telling them that the Senate was considering a motion in relation to the abducted girls. The two senators assured that the content of the Senate’s resolution would be communicated to the women later today. The senators appealed to the protesters to calm down and show restraint, pledging that everything would be done to secure the release of the girls in due course.

Some of the protesting women, who were all dressed in black, seemed unimpressed by the senators’ tepid words. A number of the women betrayed their emotion and wept profusely, a few of them rolling on the ground.

Some sources in the state have told the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) that some of the abducted girls had been ferried across into Chad where they were being married off for 2000 naira per girl



Tears, pain, agony
more and more tears

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13 comments

  1. I am also crying. May Jehova the mighty man in battle send down Angle Micheal to rescue his children from satan just like what he did in heaven.....in JESUS name Amen!!!

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  2. Lord have MERCY !

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  3. IN A COUNTRY WIT A LEADER, 234 OR MORE GIRLS (STUDENTS 4 DAT MATA) ARE KIDNAPED AT A TYM!!! SORRY 4 DIS COUNTRY.

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  4. Dear Lord,please miraculously release these girls.Can't control my tears

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  5. all these pain tears and sorrows are caused by Allah's boys

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  6. Stil feels like a dream,Lord pls be merciful...

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  7. God have mercy on nigeria

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  8. God can not come down himself to rescue these kids... unfortunately those in power re d ones causing manice to the society

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  9. The senate is considering a motion after 2 weeks. Useless people, they don't feel the pain because they haven't lost a chid. God please blind the eyes of anyone who wants to harm those kids or take advantage of them. Father Lord protect those girls, let us testify when they are all brought home safe and sound. Show yourself oh God I beg of you!

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  10. If they go to abuja for protest what about the governors office or governor house borno so u are telling me the Governor also wl not be probe for the incident?

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  11. my heart pains me 4 d horror and frightening scene dat dis girls have bin exposed to,i can imagine having to be disvirgined by one dirty,uncircumcised guy,and being passed around to other guys to fk without condoms,my God.i blame d parents especially for still leaving dis kids #in this school even after all they've heard.nigerian are really funny because I'm sure some parents still have dia kids in some school over there now even after all dis too.Foolish parents of unfortunate kids

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  12. It does seem there is a consensus agreement to exonerate the Borno State Government from all these. Why is everybody accusing GEJ? Let the State Governor tell us the much he has done towards rescuing those girls. Primarily, their security lies in his hands before Abuja.

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