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Reflect Nigeria… Revisited
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Reflect Nigeria Tragic Fiction 5 – Prayer Of An Abducted Chibok And Now Dapchi Girl
I am weary of this horrendous and feigned existence that I am forced to live
And seek complete deliverance, like some of my comrades in chains before me,
Fortunate to be relieved eternally, from the atrocities of oppression that are
Conjoined with the degradation and unveiled brutality of sexual bondage,
Into the embrace of death, from this unbearable agony that ceases not.
For I understand, that it is a transition through redemption, to eternal peace.
Which is what I seek, like some of us, who have since had the tragic fortune
To escape, from this realm, like birds from the captor’s grip, but forever free.
That respite, is what I urgently need from the endless lashing of the torture,
From the shackles of despair, as all innocence is lost from these forsaken woods
Where neither normalcy nor joy nor hope abound, and evil reigns supreme.
I said my prayers silently, the prayers of my own faith, to remove me swiftly
And instantly, from this place, and for this, I now without patience await.
YemilBenjoy ©
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Reflect Nigeria – Abduction of Girls – Questions To Be Answered
When did the government know that the girls were kidnapped? Did the government know about the kidnapping 4 hours before the kidnapping occurred or after the girls had been kidnapped?
What was the action plan developed by the government to prevent the kidnapping if they were forewarned about the kidnapping?
What was the action plan developed by the government immediately after receiving news of the kidnapping? If an action plan was developed, when was it developed?
Why was there communication soon after the kidnapping conveying that the girls had been found?
When was the mission to rescue the girls activated by the government?
Did the government wait for the offer of assistance from other nations or immediately request assistance?
Did the gender of the kidnapped children play a role in the handling of the national calamity?
Are there men and women willing to resign in light of the handling of the national calamity?
Is the welfare of Nigerians important?
For the abducted girls, the inconsolable families and the distraught nation – somebody please answer these questions.
YemilBenjoy ©
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