Alicia Keys has lent her voice to calls for the
over 200 abducted Chibok girls to be rescued
from their captors they were kidnapped on
April 14,6 months ago.
The singer led a protest at the Consulate
General of Nigeria in New York with 30 other
people holding signs that read “Bring Back
Our Girls”, "We Are Here" and "Safe Schools
Now!"
The protesters are also said to have chanted
"Bring back our girls" and "When do we want
them? Now! Now! Alive!"
The pregnant singer, who already has a 4-
year-old child with music producer Swizz
Beatz, said in an interview:
"Today is my son's birthday and it is also
making me stand in solidarity with all the
mothers of the Chibok girls who have been
abducted for six months and are still
missing. And it is just outrageous that that's
going on,"
"Some people have even told me they've
heard things about `there's been progress,'
but there hasn't been progress because the
girls aren't back," Keys said. "So I think that
we get mixed information. We don't know, so
we just have to keep being made aware of
what's happening."
The #BringBackOurGirls group in Nigeria also
held a protest at the Presidential Villa in
Abuja today to demand the girls’ rescue.

We still pray for the chibok girls, we here choose that than to protest.