sharonscott

In 2014, we all mourned the heartbreaking abduction of the Chibok girls. Well-meaning Nigerians took to the internet to voice their outrage, and the hashtag #bringbackourgirls💔 trended worldwide. Now, after 11 years, we find ourselves once again confronting a similar tragedy with the abduction of 25 girls in Kebbi State, while our sitting president has yet to address these serious concerns. Within just one month, we’ve experienced devastating events that expose a troubling failure of leadership and a lack of empathy from the government elected to serve us. @officialABAT, how can you remain comfortable in Aso Rock while the country suffers so much? From the brutal murder of a brigadier general, to the terrorist attack on a church in Kwara State & the abduction of the 25 girls in Kebbi, these tragedies weigh heavily on our hearts💔💔💔 It’s painful to see ongoing bad news become a regular headline, and it’s hard not to feel troubled and hurt by this constant cycle of crisis. You were elected to serve and protect us; instead, many of us feel our suffering has worsened under your administration. We’re exhausted by the endless cycle of insecurity, economic hardship, and sorrow. Once again, we raise our voices to say #BringBackOurGirls💔💔💔. We are tired of trending sad hashtags—we want a Nigeria where every citizen feels safe and united. @officialABAT, we sincerely seek answers and real solutions. This shameful display of leadership must end now, for the sake of our nation and its people.