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Chibok Parents Appeal To First Lady for Assistance In Returning Missing Girls
Chibok Parents Appeal To First Lady for Assistance In Returning Missing Girls
In a heartfelt plea addressed to First Lady Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu, parents of the 91 missing girls from the 2014 school abduction in Chibok, Borno State, have urged for continued advocacy and support in securing the safe return of their daughters……READ ALSO Seven Whole Years Have Gone, We Want To See Our Daughters Before We Die – Chibok Girls’ Parents
Through an open letter titled “A Plea for Justice and Remembering the Chibok Girls,” the parents shared their enduring anguish and steadfast hope for the reunion with their missing children.
Signed by Yana Galang and Mallam Zanna on behalf of the Chibok Parents Association and those whose daughters remain unaccounted for, the letter conveyed the profound sorrow and trauma endured over the past decade since the abduction. While some of the Chibok girls have been reunited with their families, the fate of 91 others remains uncertain, perpetuating the families’ anguish and longing for closure.
Expressing their ongoing pain and unwavering hope for justice, the parents implored Mrs. Tinubu to utilize her influence and platform to ensure the enduring plight of the Chibok girls is never forgotten. They emphasized the importance of accountability for those responsible for the abduction and urged for solidarity in their quest for truth and closure.
Specifically requesting Mrs. Tinubu’s support in maintaining attention on the Chibok girls and their families, the parents sought her compassion and commitment to advocating for their safe return. Despite the passage of ten years marked by uncertainty, the parents remain resolute in their belief that justice will prevail, and those accountable will face consequences for their actions.
The letter concluded with a humble request for an opportunity to meet with Mrs. Tinubu to seek her assistance in their advocacy efforts. They appealed for her empathy, understanding, and unwavering commitment to standing alongside them in their pursuit of justice and the safe return of their beloved daughters.
As the Chibok parents continue their tireless efforts to secure the release of the missing girls, their plea to Mrs. Tinubu underscores the enduring pain and resilience of a community determined to see their daughters safely reunited with their families.
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