Distressed mother
Distressed relatives of the abducted Nigerian school girls joined together in anguish as they await the liberation of their daughters.
Speaking with a national television in Lagos, one of the girl’s mothers, Esther, said that her suffering was intense.
“My daughter was kidnapped. I just feel like killing myself or just disappear from the world. It would be better for me. Honestly, I miss my daughter very much. But I pray that one day Almighty will open heaven and send out his glory upon them. Then one day, maybe I will see her. And I have that hope that I will see her one day,” she said.
More than 20 of the parents of the girls alongside some of the girls who escaped from their abductors listened to speakers attempting to comfort them as the hunt for the girls continues reports UK’s Telegraph..
“Some woman is having psychological problems, calling her daughter at night that her daughter is coming. Unfortunately, her daughter is not with her. But it affects her internally, and even physically. Some of them don’t eat because they don’t go to school, you know, they are living in the village, close to us. They want their daughters back. No assistance from anywhere. The government say that they are working. Today, Monday, is the seventh week. If really they are working, we should have at least one or two girls,” Esther said.
