Post by Miebaka Emmanuel Ikiriko (@miebaka86)

2 WEEKS.
2 weeks since our children were ripped from their classrooms by bandits. 2 weeks of silence from those sworn to protect them. 2 weeks of mothers crying themselves to sleep, fathers breaking under the weight of helplessness.
Children are a nation's greatest treasure. Every responsible leader knows this. But not Nigeria's leaders.
While our kids remain in the hands of ruthless criminals, those in power carry on like nothing happened.
This isn't just a tragedy. It's a governance failure. A national disgrace. A generation held hostage not just by bandits, but by a state that has repeatedly failed its most vulnerable.
How many more children? How many more weeks?
#BringBackOurChildren #NigeriaFailedUs #ProtectOurChildren #EndInsecurity

2 WEEKS.
2 weeks since our children were ripped from their classrooms by bandits. 2 weeks of silence...

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Gladden Ngozi: This is disheartening
Two whole weeks! And the silence from leadership is not just neglect — it's betrayal. These children are not statistics. They are dreams, futures, laughter, and innocence. And every day nothing is done, the wound deepens for every Nigerian who believes that government should...
Justina Esomchi: Oh my goodness God have mercy on your children
Henry Emeka: Greetings @miebaka86 when Nigerian government past & present can sleep comfortably in their cozy luxury homes free light/security rent free while our children are kidnapped/killed since 1999 until now 2026 that means whomever Nigerians elect for president in 2027 will never do anything to stop the k...
Miebaka Emmanuel Ikiriko: This happened when you have unserious personality in Government.