What really happened to the #BringBackOurGirls campaign? Y'all will agree with me that since the defeat of PDP in the last presidential election, this #BringBackOurGirls campaign has suddenly grown cold. The campaign was supposed to end after the girls are back. Is it that the campaign was just a gimmick applied in unseating the then ruling party and go into oblivion afterwards?? Where are those placards?? Bring them out!!!


#BringBackOurGirls!!

In recess
In terminator's voice "they'll be back "

They have finished their assignment and now waiting appointments from their party.

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They on Twitter, holding meetings every weekend in Abuja and Lagos. You can join them @ www.bringbackourgirls.ng
Your contribution is highly appreciated

Obiagelli:
They on Twitter, holding meetings every weekend in Abuja and Lagos. You can join them @ www.bringbackourgirls.ng
Your contribution is highly appreciated

the girls are no longer needed back.
indeed holding meetings every weekend in Abuja and Lagos
looking for position
nonsense.

Ploutos:
What really happened to the #BringBackOurGirls campaign? Y'all will agree with me that since the defeat of PDP in the last presidential election, this #BringBackOurGirls campaign has suddenly grown cold. The campaign was supposed to end after the girls are back. Is it that the campaign was just a gimmick applied in unseating the then ruling party and go into oblivion afterwards?? Where are those placards?? Bring them out!!!


#BringBackOurGirls!!

Don't you watch the news...it was recently president muhammadu buhari visited the chibok girls parents........
Oponu jati jati

"Nigeria" is a fraud Lord lugard f up big time He for live us alone Instead of joining us wif dem

tucky200:

Don't you watch the news...it was recently president muhammadu buhari visited the chibok girls parents........
Oponu jati jati

Which version of brain u dhe use sef?
D tin don wack gan

Obiagelli Ezekwesili ..we need you on the streets not on twitter ..

The blood of the girls cry vengeance on the land and whoever started it must complete it ..

#BBOG

OREMUSSANCTUS:

Which version of brain u dhe use sef?
D tin don wack gan

Useless. being/bin

Obiagelli:
They on Twitter, holding meetings every weekend in Abuja and Lagos. You can join them @ www.bringbackourgirls.ng
Your contribution is highly appreciated

Still trending on Twitter?? I don't think so.
What meetings are they holding? With Mr President?? As it is now, they have stayed their voices and are not giving the heat to the present government like the did with the previous.

Ofcourse busy scrambling for political positions from, the Daura President they helped to put in govt.

tucky200:

Don't you watch the news...it was recently president muhammadu buhari visited the chibok girls parents........
Oponu jati jati

You obviously aren't worth an argument. I'm not here to throw tantrums. If you don't have any sensible thing to say, kindly swerve.

Ploutos:
Still trending on Twitter?? I don't think so.
What meetings are they holding? With Mr President?? As it is now, they have stayed their voices and are not giving the heat to the present government like the did with the previous.

Why should they hold meetings with the president? The essence of their weekly meeting is to keep the campaign alive. You can visit their website if you want more information.
Besides what do you mean by "heat" on the present government? The Jonathan government chose to see them as enemies rather than partners. We would have thought they shared a common goal that is to bring the girls back.

Ploutos:
Still trending on Twitter?? I don't think so.
What meetings are they holding? With Mr President?? As it is now, they have stayed their voices and are not giving the heat to the present government like the did with the previous.

While opinionated thumb-twiddlers continue casting aspersions all over blogosphere, those at the coalface of the campaign remain as committed as ever.

Nigeria's Bring Back Our Girls Group to Meet with President Buhari

June 16, 2015 4:19 AM



ABUJA—
As Nigeria and neighboring countries debate the leadership of a military task force and how to fight Boko Haram, Bring Back Our Girls campaigners are pressing Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari to rescue girls kidnapped by the group and end the insurgency.

The cry rings out at the Unity Fountain Park in central Abuja. The cry of Nigerian parents, relatives and campaigners of the Chibok girls who were kidnapped by Boko Haram more than a year ago.

More than 100 people met to discuss issues surrounding the kidnapping of the 219 girls.

They have met in this park for more than a year.

The group's leaders say President Muhammadu Buhari has responded to a letter they sent last week and he will be meeting them soon.

Bring Back Our Girls campaigner Hadiza Bala Usman said there are several issues to address.

“One being the status and rescue of the girls, making inquiries about ending the insurgency, where we are in terms of accountability and security spending. We have a document called the citizens solutions to end terrorism which is a collection of information that was drawn across the citizens, which we will present to him,” said Usman.

Nigerian media report President Buhari met with 10 parents of the missing girls last week before he left for African Union Summit in South Africa.

Nigeria, Chad, Benin, Niger and Cameroon have called for a united effort to defeat Boko Haram. The militants have been launching attacks in and near northeastern Nigeria since 2009.

Amnesty International says Boko Haram has abducted at least 2,000 women in Nigeria since the start of 2014, forcing many into sexual slavery and armed combat. Amnesty says men and boys are regularly conscripted or executed.

Reverend Mark Enoch had his biological and adopted daughters kidnapped in Chibok. He fled when Boko Haram threatened him.

“Really life has been so bad, life has been so bad, I lost my daughter, I lost my office, I lost my properties ... and really the former northeast is not steady, the university has been closed, all schools have been closed and we are forced to leave our own motherland. We are now refugees in Abuja,” said Enoch.

Dr. Peregrino Brimah recently joined the group in the park for the first time. He said it is good for people to be involved.

“As a physician it is only healing one broken limp at a time, but there is somebody on this other side bombing and breaking hundred limbs at a time. So at a point you have to look at it, and each one of us have a unique skill, and I believe we should never just be fixing to our little profession, we should be involved at some level in government,” said Brimah.

Usman said the meeting with President Buhari will mean little if it does not result in action.

“What matters to me is the outcome of the discussion what matters to me its if it translates into actionable activity where girls are rescued, where insurgency brought to an end. Meeting would reiterate the fact that the citizens are agitating for an end of the insurgency,” said Usman.

In April, President Buhari said he could not promise authorities will find the 219 kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls.

But for more than 420 days the voices of Chibok girls parents and campaigners have been raised. Their persistence and determination has given them a chance to pass their message to the president in the hope the girls and others in the hands of Boko Haram will be rescued.

Source: http://www.voanews.com/content/nigeria-bring-back-our-girls-group-to-meet-with-president-buhari/2824266.html

Obiagelli:


Why should they hold meetings with the president? The essence of their weekly meeting is to keep the campaign alive. You can visit their website if you want more information.
Besides what do you mean by "heat" on the present government? The Jonathan government chose to see them as enemies rather than partners. We would have thought they shared a common goal that is to bring the girls back.

No! The campaign is no longer alive. Or do you have another meaning of alive?? They are no longer alive on Twitter and other social media. We no longer see them on TV. They are not on the streets with the placards any longer. The movement is in utter obscurity. Hence, my question: what happened to the campaign?

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Ploutos:
No! The campaign is no longer alive. Or do you have another meaning of alive?? They are no longer alive on Twitter and other social media. We no longer see them on TV. They are not on the streets with the placards any longer. The movement is in utter obscurity. Hence, my question: what happened to the campaign?

Ok

Nigeria and there Hypocrisy..... Work don end nw.... This one way them they yarn say PMB meet with the parent.... My question is how many parent show up? Why didn't they show it live on TV.... All Na arrange Jare....