Nigerians are reacting to the reported death of kidnapped Dapchi school girl, Leah Sharibu, who was kliodnapped on February 19, 2018 alongside 105 other school girls of Dapchi High school.
Following the release of others, Miss Sharibu was left behind for failing to renounce her Christain faith and covert to Islam.
Since her kidnap, the Federal Government has been making empty promises regarding her release and all their lame efforts proved abortive.
She has been in captivity of a faction of Islamist terrorists group, West African Province of the Islamic State, until today when a video surfaced of another captive of the sect, Grace Taku, who is an aide worker with Red Cross, who called out for help and revealed that Leah has been killed.
According to Grace Taku, Miss Sharibu alongside another girl named Alice were killed by the sect due to government’s inability to swiftly negotiate their release.
Mrs Taku used the medium to call on the Christian Association of Nigeria, the government of Borno state and all concerned bodies to quickly come to their aid.
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