Nigerians should not relent in their campaign for the release of the over 200 girls abducted at Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Bornu State by Boko Haram on April 14, Mustapha Benjamin, Resurrection Praise Ministries International General Overseer, has advised.
Benjamin, who has been in the forefront of campaign against terrorism in Africa for years, expressed hope that the girls will be freed soon because of the support of the international community.
“With Britain, France, America and other countries and our collective effort, you can see for the first time the villagers have decided to join hands and fight this people. It is not only the parents who are feeling the pain, it is the pain of everybody.
“Watch out in the next few weeks some things are going to happen in this country and Nigerians and all of us will be very happy. So the mothers of the abducted girls should stop crying. We feel your pain we feel the way you feel but we want you to know that we will take actions that will not be detrimental to the girls.
“There is hope to save the girls, the foreign aid will put these insurgents to an end which I know it will happen very soon, I will assure everyone that all we have to do is to have collective effort against this terrorist and get them out,” he said.
