I Almost Have No Hope For Nigeria On Leah Sharibu's Abduction, Says Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde

The Nigerian actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde expressed dissatisfaction with the federal prison for a continuing stay at Leah Sharibu at Boko Haram.

In a punch interview on Saturday, an actress who recently won the African Magic Audience Choice Award asked the government how they fell asleep, and won the Best Actress award in drama / TV. is not it? "

According to her words, "This is particularly sad, especially when I read her recently, I do not know if it is true, but the President's people say that only God can help her Of course, there are also false coverage on the Internet, so if so, it is very sad for this country Girls are actually children of Nigeria, she is It is innocent.

"They are now about to begin life Today, there is nothing wrong with Nigeria's achievement Imagine a child under the age of 18 faced with such things Nigeria protects children I do not know how to investigate Nigeria, I do not think that finding her is so difficult, I think that people are careless.

"There is little hope in Nigeria because I think there is no protest against her abduction, but if you believe in God by existence, if you do not exist you need to know that there are children. They do not know when they will come for them, they should find a girl and take it back to her house. "

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ISWAP said the third woman captured in March, a married woman with two children Alice Loksha is a Christian. She is a 16 year old Leah Sharibu, the only Christian who is kidnapped at the school of Dapchi in February, is the only girl who still has custody. ISWAP has decided to keep alive Christians' women from the first agenda to the killing of all Christians. When Al-Barnawi was appointed as a guard or governor of the organization from the Islamic country, he swore that the action of that sect is "to kill everyone we have found from the citizens of the cross". Like the former leaders abducted Tiboku girls in 2014, ISWAP may wish to allow most of the world, especially the Christian society, to focus on women and return attention to jihadian groups. not.

"There is little hope in Nigeria because I think there is no protest against her abduction, so if you trust God in existence, you should know that there are children if they do not exist.They know when they are I do not know whether they will come because of them, they should find a girl to take her home. "

Nigerian actress, singer, philanthropist and former model Omotola Jalade has served as Ambassador of the United Nations World Food Program and Amnesty International since 2005 and has been working on eradicating female maternal mortality. She is already married to a child, but Omotola is still looking for space in her mind to give less privilege. The actress supports her social career through her Omotola Youth Empowerment Initiative project, which helps young people plan lectures and projects. A very famous project of the program is the renovation of twenty widows who are working in commemoration of her deceased mother.