400 Days in Captivity: Sai Ijege Movement(SIM) Remembers the Chibok Girls;
charges the incoming government to find the girls

Today is the four hundredth day that our sisters and daughters were kidnapped from the Secondary School in Chibok by Boko Haram. Four hundred days after their abduction, we are still clueless about their whereabouts. Our persistent inability to find them has, indeed worsened the grief of their family members and friends, who placed high hopes on government to find their loved ones. It is shameful that we continue to fail them.

As a Movement, we are least impressed by the actions of government towards finding the girls, and ensuring that they return home safe and strong. The army although busy routing the terrorist, seem to have left the Chibok girls to their fate. We are not blind to the recent success the army is recording against the terrorists; we just want them to crown that success with the rescue of our girls. Its failure to find the abducted girls places a big question mark on its capability and integrity.

We are repulsed by the outgoing government's failure to find the abducted girls, we find it irresponsible and unappealing. The incoming President has been making statement about the kidnapped girls. Therefore, we safely conclude that he is in the know of what the conditions of these girls have been for the past four hundred days. Thus, we expect him to rescue the girls as soon as he is sworn in. As a Movement, we are giving the incoming Buhari administration 60 days to ‪#‎Bringbackourgirls‬ failing which we will tackle him.
Signed
SIM

I am sure Obiagelli is not part of this.

Which gals?

Very silly movement. The girls have been missing for more than a year now and you are giving Buhari 60 days to find them. What if they are dead by now, then you expect Buhari to bring back to live, because he is Jesus Christ of Nazareth, right?