Nigeria: 500 Days - Chibok Parents continue search for Daughters

The girls were kidnapped by the extremist group Boko Haram at the Chibok government secondary school on 14 April 2014.

Professor Hauwa Abdu Biu, spokesperson of the BAOBAB For Women's Human Rights, indicated that the Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari and the Borno State Governor Kashim Shettima may be invited to Chibok to show their sympathy with the abducted schoolgirls' parents.

EI: safe teaching and learning environments

Education International (EI) urges the Nigerian public authorities to work toward the safe return of these girls.

With 10.5 million children remaining out of school in Nigeria, EI echoes the importance of every child being afforded the opportunity of education in a safe learning environment.

Sign the petition #bringbackourgirls

Education International also invites all concerned citizens to sign a petition calling on all World Leaders and enabled parties to rescue these girls.

By signing this petition, you can express solidarity with the kidnapped girls and implore the world not to forget them, support all efforts to ensure their safe return, and that efforts are made to ensure all schools are safe places to learn.

You can sign the petition here

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