Wednesday 16 July 2014

Lets rub our mind: Chibok girls’ parents shun meeting with Jonathan. (do we still believe that the girls are missing?)


Is too annoying the way we bring politics in everything we do in this country. Sorry to say this, i still doubt the truth behind the missing girls. when our first lady cried there is God, people made jest of her. I remembered vividly that she tried to reach out to the parents of the abducted girls but politics did not allow them to show up. this women made themselves available to a Malala on Monday and on Wednesday they refused to see the president of Nigeria. 

What is really going on in this country? I would love to know if the parents of Chibok abducted girls now reside in Abuja.
how come that they are willing to identify with foreign body and not with the Government of this country?
What is the brain behind the #bringbackourgirls group opening a bank account? 
   
Report has it, that meeting scheduled between President Goodluck Jonathan and the parents of abducted girls in Chibok, Tuesday, could not hold as the parents shunned the meeting.
The meeting was arranged after education activist, Malala Yousofazai met with President
Jonathan on Monday and pleaded with the him to meet with the parents of the abducted girls.
President Jonathan in a statement delivered by his Senior Special Assistant on Public Affairs, Dr Doyin Okupe accused the #Bringbackourgirl activists of politicising the planned meeting by ferrying the parents out of Abuja before the meeting could hold.
The statement reads: “It now appears that our fight to get the girls of Chibok back is not only a fight against a terrorist insurgency, but also against a political opposition.
“It is with great regret that I announce the cancellation of the meeting with 12 parents of the abducted Chibock children, as well as five of the brave girls who escaped from the terrorist organization Boko Haram. I scheduled this meeting, which was to be open to the media for coverage by Nigerian and international press; to listen to their stories and to privately brief the parents and the girls on our efforts to rescue the abducted girls.
“My priority is not politics. My priority is the return of these girls.
“Unfortunately, political forces within the Nigerian chapter of #BringBackOurGirls have decided to take this opportunity to play politics with the situation and the grief of the parents and the girls. They should be ashamed of their actions.
“Those who would manipulate the victims of terrorism for their own benefit, are engaging in a similar kind of evil: psychological terrorism.
“I want to be clear, this government stands with complete solidarity with the girls and their parents. We are doing everything in our power to bring back our girls. Despite the shameful and disgusting games being played by the Nigerian chapter of Bring Back Our Girls, as a father of girls, I stand ready to meet with the parents of our abducted children and the truly brave girls that have escaped this nightmare through the grace of God.” 

Nigerians we need to open our eyes

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