by Benson Agoha
The Twitter message shared by US first lady Michelle Obama in support of the international solidarity to recover about 200 school Children kidnapped by Boko Haram, nearly a month ago is being mocked by a sickening jocker.
The US First Lady backed protests under Twitter hashtag "#BringBackOurGirls" which has led to international rallies to rescue the girls the terror group is threatening to sell into slavery.
The tweet may not be as virile as Holloway may have thought although, it has been retweeted 553 times and favourited 200 times.
Kai Holloway who says he is "now soldier for all people and advocate of real news," may make better headlines for supporting a better cause.
Meanwhile, neighbouring countries bordering Nigeria's northeast are all targets for airial sattelites searching for whereabouts of the missing girls.
* Twitter: @woolwichonline.
* Photo Credit: Kai Holloway.
The Twitter message shared by US first lady Michelle Obama in support of the international solidarity to recover about 200 school Children kidnapped by Boko Haram, nearly a month ago is being mocked by a sickening jocker.
The US First Lady backed protests under Twitter hashtag "#BringBackOurGirls" which has led to international rallies to rescue the girls the terror group is threatening to sell into slavery.
* The mocking creation that makes a witty but sobering point.
But Twitter user Kai Holloway, who describes himself as an ex-military and family man, apparently sees things differently, when he inverted the message accompanied by "sorry but this should be viral...", in which Mrs. Obama carried a poster message saying "Nothing will bring back the children murdered by my husband's drone strikes."The tweet may not be as virile as Holloway may have thought although, it has been retweeted 553 times and favourited 200 times.
Kai Holloway who says he is "now soldier for all people and advocate of real news," may make better headlines for supporting a better cause.
Meanwhile, neighbouring countries bordering Nigeria's northeast are all targets for airial sattelites searching for whereabouts of the missing girls.
And as efforts to rescue the girl gets underway, 'Goge Afrika' presenters, Nneka Moses and husband have introduced a new variance to the hashtag campaign with different messages as shown above.
While Mr. Moses carries a poster that read "REAL MEN DON'T BUY GIRLS", Nneka's urges the terror group to Release Our Girls.
Let's hope that Boko Haram's leader, Abubarkar Shekau and his evil group are reading.
* Twitter: @woolwichonline.
* Photo Credit: Kai Holloway.
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