On April 30th, 2020, Leah Sharibu spent 800 days in Boko Haram captivity. The whole world is on full or partial lockdown right now because of COVID -19. Not many people like this new reality and new normal of abnormality. However, Leah Sharibu would be spending 814 days in lockdown as she celebrates her 17th
The whole world is on full or partial lockdown right now because of COVID -19. Not many people like this new reality and new normal of abnormality.
How the President Buhari manages to go to sleep beats my imagination. Mr. President, please listen to the appeals of Mr. Nathan Sharibu, Mrs Rebecca Sharibu and Donald; the younger brother of Leah.If you do not act decisively to bring Leah out of captivity who else would do this? Leah Sharibu was born on May 14, 2003. She was among 109 Dapchi school girls that were kidnapped in Dapchi, Yobe State, Nigeria on February 19th, 2018.
Her parents are traumatized beyond words. Each time I discuss on phone with her parents this reality comes through. At 17, this teenage girl child is painfully seeing her dreams of entering the university forcibly delayed and halted by the forces of terror; and those who are unable to end such impunity.
Otherwise, how could one explain the seeming non-concrete action on the part of the international community in compelling the Nigerian government to free this innocent teenage girl, kidnapped at the young age of 14?I believe we should make our voices heard and count.
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