A former Mayor of Blanco, Texas, United States, Mike Arnold, has condemned the assault on Authorities Women Complete Secondary College, Maga, in Kebbi State, the place gunmen killed the Vice Principal, Hassan Yakubu Makuku, and kidnapped 25 feminine college students.
Reacting to the incident through his X deal with on Tuesday, Arnold wrote: “11 years after Chibok, 25 extra women stolen from college in Kebbi. #BringBackOurGirls2025 demands: Speedy rescue operations, armed college safety, and 0 tolerance for ransoms. Who’s with me?”
Arnold, who has been actively utilizing the #BringBackOurGirls2025 hashtag, has since generated widespread dialogue on social media, with Nigerians sharing posts that includes the hashtag and calling for urgent authorities motion.
The assault, which occurred in Danko-Wasagu Native Authorities Space, left a number of different pupils and workers severely injured. The gunmen reportedly stormed the college on Sunday evening, firing sporadically earlier than abducting the scholars. The incident has renewed considerations over college safety, notably in rural communities susceptible to bandit assaults.
Federal authorities have deployed safety companies, together with the Nigerian Military, to Kebbi State to rescue the kidnapped pupils.
The #BringBackOurGirls2025 motion, revived by the most recent assault, continues to development on social media as Nigerians demand the secure return of the scholars and stronger measures to guard colleges nationwide.
