Onaiyekan said this on Tuesday during a solidarity march organised by the #BringBackOurGirls coalition as part of its Global Week of Action to mark the third anniversary of the abduction and to press home its demand for the release of the girls. The cardinal along with the Chief Imam of the National Assembly quarters mosque, Sheik Nura Khalid, had joined other BBOG members to walk from the Unity fountain, Maitama to the State House junction where they addressed newsmen. The cleric said, “The families of the girls are still languishing and we think there is need to bring attention to that. We are told that the Sambisa forest has been cleared totally. So the question we are asking today is, where are our girls? “Government should do more to release the girls and to also address the issue of kidnapping in our country.” Khalid said the nation cannot afford to allow the Boko Haram insurgents to have their way, stressing the need for the rescue of the schoolgirls and other kidnapped citizens. “We can never allow the terrorists to have their way. If they get free with those girls, then they have relatively won the war. We want more actions from our government. The soul of all Nigerians are important,” he noted.]]>
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