Bring Back Our Girls
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Ten years ago Susan Minot
wrote an article, “This We Came to Know Afterwards” which later evolved into her
novel, “Thirty Girls” which shares the story of thirty girls abducted and kept captive
by Joseph Kony leader of the Lord’s Resistance Army in Uganda. The girls endured rape, torture and inhumane
atrocities before being returned to their families. On April 20th according to The Guardian, Boko
Haram, the extremist al-Qaida-linked jihadi group abducted over 200 young girls
from a school physics test in Chibok, Nigeria. Boko Haram means, "Western education is sinful." While Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan prepares to host the World Economic Forum
on May 7-9, 2014 in Abuja to quote “We
need to adequately educate our people, as it is through education that we can
unlock the potential of our youth to enable Africa to compete globally and
create jobs in the new knowledge economy.” His priority should be unfolding tragedy and returning
the schoolgirls to safety. There is a Change.org petition, “Over 200 Girls are Missing in Nigeria. Why doesn’t anyone care?” The White House has a petition, “Bring Home the Girls”
addressed to the UN and President Obama. Help the families bring action by the Nigerian
government to save our daughters.
Update :
I have added a campaign at GoFundMe to raise money for the Chibok School
Bring Back Our Girls
I have added a campaign at GoFundMe to raise money for the Chibok School
Bring Back Our Girls