Please help us give Lauretta the chance to complete her treatment.
She has already gone through 9 rounds of chemotherapy. The last session was so painful and the side effects has been a lot on her but she’s still fighting and refusing to give up.
Please don’t give up on her either.
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It’s been 66 days since 42 students, young children full of dreams for the future, were abducted from their school in Askira-Uba, Borno state. We continue to call on the government and security forces to intensify efforts to safely rescue them from their abductors!
THIS ARE THE KIDNAPPED VICTIMS FROM ARIKO, KACHIA LGA.
Who have spent 106 days in captivity Today. In the red circles you can see children among them enduring captivity.
The magnitude of psychological distress and physical hardship these minors have undergone is unimaginable.
It’s been 65 days since 42 students, young children full of dreams for the future, were abducted from their school in Askira-Uba, Borno state. The silence surrounding the case is a painful slap on all our faces. We demand to know what their situation (and that of many others) is!
Started typing so many times today about the abducted school children of Borno; each time I didn’t know what to write. What can I say when their governor who should be pressurizing the president and armed forces would rather go to say thank you for a vp candidacy renewal? Sucks!
63 days on and we’re still waiting for word on 42 schools children abducted in Borno state. We refuse to allow this to just die down and we refuse to let those innocent children become another set of numbers on Nigeria’s insecurity statistics! Enough is enough @officialABAT !!!
It’s been 61 days since 42 students, young children full of dreams for the future, were abducted from their school in Askira-Uba, Borno state. The silence surrounding the situation they’re in and the progress made in rescuing them has been deafening. We want our children back!