Top Tweets for #BringBackOURGirls
@Voiceofigbos @BarackObama guy how far,so this how black you are in your heart,#bringbackourgirls
So it was all you and APC all these while,you will be rememoby nigeria children as the messager of darkness.
@GEJonathan you still have not told nigerians all you know and those behind it sir.
Mrs. Obama, on April 14, 2014, the terrorist organization Boko Haram kidnapped 276 schoolgirls from Government Girls Secondary School in Chibok, Nigeria. Just 3 weeks later, on May 7 of that same year, you posted this photo holding the #BringBackOurGirls sign. Today, unfortunately, we mark a tragic date: 3 years, NOT 3 weeks, since October 7. So I have one question for you: can you brag about having a similar photo showing your support for and defense of Jewish Israeli women, either now or at any point during 3 three years?
I sincerely hope you will consider this question worthy of a public answer.
@TheAdam027 @BarackObama Michelle #bringbackourgirls Obama, never said a word about women and children hostages being held by Hamas.
@Dare_7581 @ZariyiYusufu @baikie179 "15 of of the #ChibokGirls who escaped have been admitted into AUN Academy on a scholarship,” Mr. Atiku tweeted.
“My sincere thanks to the good spirited individuals and friends who raised funds for this worthy cause. #BringBackOurGirls”
https://t.co/lMB1bAkdkH
They're now women. Their stories made the news, but have slowly become forgotten in our hearts.
4,557 days in captivity.
Have we forgotten them?
We must keep remembering. We must keep asking.
#ChibokGirls #BringBackOurGirls
For the 5th episode of SAI DA KU..., I interviewed Hajiya @AishaYesufu , one of Nigeria's most prominent female activists for decades and co-founder of the #BringBackOurGirls movement, which drew global attention to the abduction of over 200 schoolgirls from Chibok in 2014. She has also been prominently involved in the EndSARS movement against police brutality in Nigeria.
We discussed her life as an activist, now as a politician, and her early years as a young girl born in Kano State.
Hajiya Aisha stated that she would campaign for NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi, as she believes he is the best choice for Nigerians in 2027.
You can watch the interview here: https://t.co/BqezGSC8Kn
Can the social media really lead to a real change, reference to the #EndSARSMovement or #bringbackourgirls
At what point will Nigerians say enough is enough and stop falling for obvious U.S psy-ops.
In 2014/15, you people fell for the #bringbackourgirls psy-op, which led to APC coming into power.
Fast forward to 2025/26, you still went and fell for the #christiangenocide psy-op.....
@bardidynasty People forgot about the disaster #bringbackourgirls campaign.
I would focus only the country I reside in.
@DrewPavlou @abcnews please help us #BringBackOurGirls. Use your influence with the daughter of the war criminal you keep giving free publicity to reveal what her dad shared about the many horrible crimes he was involved in.
@DrewPavlou Links to #BringBackOurGirls but in the bad way. This is getting worse. Why would she think the world could forget?
Well played Pak women and congrats SriLanka for victory…. gap between facilities given to SL and Pak women is huge but gap in class isn’t that huge. Just give Pak women 20% of Lanka’s facilities and they’ll show you how they can rule world cricket. #BringBackOurGirls
@Bloodraven____ Say where this happens in the greatest numbers, UN, so the world can begin to fix this! Bring as many cases as you know about, not empty slogans!
#BringBackOurgirls has not brought one girl back! Hashtag campaigns are at best feel-good and photo ops.
It’s always easy when it’s not our home. When we do not know any of the people whose life have been affected by this killings.
When Chibok girls happened this present government even went to the then Obama White House and gave a copy of the #bringbackourgirls card to the First Lady of America.
They organized a national protest. But now they are saying doing the same thing they did is now bad.
@winningatmylife @dustopian Bring back our frequently used gifs! (there used to be a gif of her holding up a sign #BringBackOurGirls)
PART 1: When Patriotism Dies, National Sabotage Becomes Political Strategy: “We commend the #BringBackOurGirls Movement led by members of this party”_ Audu Ogbeh
APC politicians, Batists, and supporters are blaming the opposition for exposing Bola Tinubu over his allegations of drug trafficking. They think we have forgotten that they used the foreign media, Michelle Obama, and other American celebrities to push their agenda. The same APC supporters and politicians said GEJ is using Boko Haram to kill Northerners. Now the tables have turned and they are preaching about patriotism. Under Jonathan, they didn't know what patriotism meant.
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PART 1: When Patriotism Dies, National Sabotage Becomes Political Strategy: “We commend the #BringBackOurGirls Movement led by members of this party”_ Audu Ogbeh
APC politicians, Batists, and supporters are blaming the opposition for exposing Bola Tinubu over his allegations of drug trafficking. They think we have forgotten that they used the foreign media, Michelle Obama, and other American celebrities to push their agenda. The same APC supporters and politicians said GEJ is using Boko Haram to kill Northerners. Now the tables have turned and they are preaching about patriotism. Under Jonathan, they didn't know what patriotism meant.
Thanks
Dos Santos Politico
Record Keeper🫵
When Patriotism Dies, National Sabotage Becomes Political Strategy.
It is becoming painfully obvious that critical elements of Nigeria’s strategic state infrastructure are either asleep, compromised, or grossly inadequate for the responsibilities of a sovereign nation. There is no serious country on earth that would casually tolerate the spectacle of its own citizens, particularly individuals seeking the nation’s highest office, roaming foreign capitals attempting to weaponize foreign institutions against their own country and its elected leadership over allegations, rumours, and recycled narratives that have been in the public domain for over three decades.
This is not opposition. It is not patriotism. It is not democratic engagement. It is the elevation of personal political ambition above national interest.
What exactly is the objective? To persuade foreign governments that Nigeria’s President is illegitimate? To encourage external interference in Nigeria’s domestic affairs? To reduce Africa’s largest nation to a subject of endless international ridicule because some politicians cannot win the confidence of their own people at home?
No nation worthy of the name behaves this way. Americans do not travel abroad seeking foreign intervention against their country. The Chinese do not. The Indians do not. The Russians do not. Even nations with far deeper political divisions understand that there is a line beyond which domestic politics becomes national sabotage.
The most disturbing aspect is not even the conduct of these political actors. It is the weakness of the Nigerian state in responding to it. A nation that cannot defend its reputation, protect its institutions, and aggressively counter hostile narratives against its leadership projects weakness to the world. It invites further attacks. It signals that there are no consequences for conduct that diminishes national prestige.
Whether one likes Pre. @officialABAT or not is completely irrelevant. Tomorrow it may be another President. The principle remains the same. Once foreign actors begin to believe they can be recruited into Nigeria’s domestic political battles, the sovereignty of the nation itself becomes the casualty.
The damage from these reckless campaigns extends far beyond politics. Investors watch. Diplomatic partners watch. International institutions watch. Global media watches. Long after the political actors have moved on to their next conspiracy theory, the stain on Nigeria’s image remains. It affects confidence, perception, influence, and ultimately national interest.
The Nigerian state must therefore undertake a complete overhaul of its intelligence, diplomatic, strategic communications, and reputation-management architecture. The era of treating these matters as harmless political drama must end. Nations that survive and prosper are those that understand that information warfare, reputation warfare, and political warfare are real.
Most importantly, there must be a clear national understanding that patriotism has limits on disagreement but no limits on loyalty to country. Citizens are free to oppose governments. They are free to criticize policies. They are free to seek power through democratic means. What they should never be free to do is deliberately drag their nation through the mud before foreign audiences in pursuit of personal political objectives.
Nigeria is not a conquered territory. It is not a protectorate. It is not a playground for disgruntled politicians seeking validation from foreign powers. It is a sovereign republic, and it is long overdue for the state to demonstrate that it possesses both the will and the capacity to defend its dignity.
History is unforgiving toward nations that fail to distinguish between opposition and sabotage. Equally, history is unforgiving toward states that lack the courage to protect themselves from those who mistake national tolerance for national weakness.
This nonsense must be punished in due season.
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