BEVERLY HILLS, March 09, (THEWILL) – Parents of the 110 abducted Dapchi schoolgirls have called on the Federal Government to rescue their daughters abducted by Boko Haram terrorists penultimate week.
They made the call as they marched to the National Assembly to register their pains with the federal lawmakers in continuation of their clamour for the release of the pupils.
Wearing swollen faces that bore marks of pain and agony, some of the parents recounted their ordeals since the abduction of their daughters, saying that it had been a heartbreaking experience and nightmare since their daughters went missing.
The parents, who were adorned in black shirts with inscription, “We are Dapchi People”, said that they had not come to criticise and attack the government but to demand the rescue of their daughters.
A father of three of the abducted girls, Mr. Yahaya Taributu told Vanguard that his entire household has been traumatised since the abduction occurred.
“Each time my wife looks upon the bed our daughters lie at night, she breaks down in tears and weep profusely,” he said.
“Nobody in my entire household has experienced joy since the girls went missing. Happiness has deserted my home.
“Government should go and bring back our daughters. We cannot, and will not rest over this matter, until we meet four eyes with our daughters.”
They urged the National Assembly to show leadership and take actions that can spur the executive arm of government in speedy action necessary to ensure the rescue of the abducted girls.
They also urged the National Assembly to conduct a powerful investigation into the conspiracies that have been alleged so far, and the circumstances surrounding how the Dapchi school girls were abducted.
