As the #BringBackOurGirls campaign hit a million tweets online, more international Gospel icons have joined the campaign lending their voice to identify with the plight of the secondary school girls who were abducted by the terrorist sect raging in the North of Nigeria.
Mike Murdock visited David Ibiyeomie Nigerian Private School.
James Fortune, Kierra Sheard, Mike Murdock and Author Stacey Speller have all in more ways than one, helped in bringing the campaign to the eyes of the world and the center of the media joining Tasha Cobbs and Erica Campbell who led the social media campaign for the international Gospel community.
“@CNN is talking about 50,000 gallons of missing crude oil but still nothing about the 234 girls missing in Nigeria! #bringbackourgirls.” — James Fortune
Meanwhile CNN’s Isha Sesay has been in the country digging for facts and interviewing girls from the North, including key players just to rationalize and help bring and end to the insurgency.
Outside the Gospel community, more awareness continues to grow for the campaign as European students members voted to join and support the cry to find 234 girls kidnapped in Chibok during the statutory board meeting in Vienna.
European Students
While the insurgents continues to make threat and become bolder in defying the securities, it is alleged that Nigeria has employed the support of US and UK in tackling the issue. SelahAfrik pray this brings an end to the torment of these girls and end the terrorism of this radical sect in Jesus name. Amen.
