The African National Congress Women's League, under the leadership of our President, Angie Motshekga will provide a platform for all interested parties and women's NGO's to come together and discuss what actions we, as South African women can undertake to bring back the kidnapped Nigerian Schools girls.
We have reached one thousand signatures on this petition. I am now formalizing a proposal to submit to the office of the President to initiate the coordinated meeting of NGOs.
Reached 1,000 supporters
May 27, 2014
May 26, 2014
We are approaching the one thousand signature threshold which will trigger a formal request for a meeting with the Nigerian High Commission. Please forward the petition link to your networks immediately so we have this additional leverage before our scheduled briefing with the NGO coalition.
Reached 100 supporters
May 18, 2014
May 15, 2014
We are approaching the one hundred signature mark which serves as the threshold for our formal request to the Ministry. Please direct this link to at least two contacts to ensure we reach that benchmark by the end of the day. Achieving this volume is necessary to secure our meeting with the NGO coalition.
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Ntseiseng Pinda
12 years ago
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They are innocent, they have nothing to do with whatever you are fighting for, they are not politicians. What justification do you have for kidnapping these young girls? In 1976, it was young children of South Africa being mercilessly gunned down by apartheid military forces. June 16, let's dedicate it to our Nigerian, African girls, little sisters. Let it be a day in SA where each rally to be held will dedicate a few minutes of silence in prayer of these African Children, let the rallies main theme be #bringbackourgirls, let us make more noise about their unconditional release, let us all join together to call for AU to take a more active and leading role in support of #bringbackourgirls, in providing technical intelligence support to Nigeria.
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Makhosini Cwele
11 years ago
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we must not rest up until the Nigerian little girls are freed by these criminals
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Themba Mtshali
12 years ago
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They are not just the girls, but the best flowers of the nations. We will never allow the people to use our women for their personal vendettas.
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Sekelwa Nkubungu
12 years ago
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#bring back our girls
As a mother to a girl child, my heart breaks for the mother's of those young girls! Some MEN need to be educated on how precious girls and women are!!!!! This has gone too far.... We need stand up and DO SOMETHING...
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Sinah Moruane
12 years ago
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Today is Nigerian girls but tomorrow might be yours or niece. Let's without any judgements, rally behind Nigeria
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victor pillay
12 years ago
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Great iidea on the petition. We will circulate to ithe ANC Interfsith Dialogue forum for the signatures. Well done to the women's league. Viva AnC, bring back our girls home safely.
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Scelo Nzimande
11 years ago
They have a right to live free. "Freedom delayed is freedom denied"
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Godfrey Peter Ngubeni
12 years ago
Bring back our Girls, you have strike a Woman! you have strike a rock! you will die!
The African National Congress Women's League, under the leadership of our President, Angie Motshekga will provide a platform for all interested parties and women's NGO's to come together and discuss what actions we, as South African women can undertake to bring back the kidnapped Nigerian Schools girls.
We have reached one thousand signatures on this petition. I am now formalizing a proposal to submit to the office of the President to initiate the coordinated meeting of NGOs.
Reached 1,000 supporters
May 27, 2014
May 26, 2014
We are approaching the one thousand signature threshold which will trigger a formal request for a meeting with the Nigerian High Commission. Please forward the petition link to your networks immediately so we have this additional leverage before our scheduled briefing with the NGO coalition.
Reached 100 supporters
May 18, 2014
May 15, 2014
We are approaching the one hundred signature mark which serves as the threshold for our formal request to the Ministry. Please direct this link to at least two contacts to ensure we reach that benchmark by the end of the day. Achieving this volume is necessary to secure our meeting with the NGO coalition.
11 Comments
N
Ntseiseng Pinda
12 years ago
Featured
They are innocent, they have nothing to do with whatever you are fighting for, they are not politicians. What justification do you have for kidnapping these young girls? In 1976, it was young children of South Africa being mercilessly gunned down by apartheid military forces. June 16, let's dedicate it to our Nigerian, African girls, little sisters. Let it be a day in SA where each rally to be held will dedicate a few minutes of silence in prayer of these African Children, let the rallies main theme be #bringbackourgirls, let us make more noise about their unconditional release, let us all join together to call for AU to take a more active and leading role in support of #bringbackourgirls, in providing technical intelligence support to Nigeria.
M
Makhosini Cwele
11 years ago
Featured
we must not rest up until the Nigerian little girls are freed by these criminals
T
Themba Mtshali
12 years ago
Featured
They are not just the girls, but the best flowers of the nations. We will never allow the people to use our women for their personal vendettas.
S
Sekelwa Nkubungu
12 years ago
Featured
#bring back our girls
As a mother to a girl child, my heart breaks for the mother's of those young girls! Some MEN need to be educated on how precious girls and women are!!!!! This has gone too far.... We need stand up and DO SOMETHING...
S
Sinah Moruane
12 years ago
Featured
Today is Nigerian girls but tomorrow might be yours or niece. Let's without any judgements, rally behind Nigeria
V
victor pillay
12 years ago
Featured
Great iidea on the petition. We will circulate to ithe ANC Interfsith Dialogue forum for the signatures. Well done to the women's league. Viva AnC, bring back our girls home safely.
S
Scelo Nzimande
11 years ago
They have a right to live free. "Freedom delayed is freedom denied"
G
Godfrey Peter Ngubeni
12 years ago
Bring back our Girls, you have strike a Woman! you have strike a rock! you will die!
They are innocent, they have nothing to do with whatever you are fighting for, they are not politicians. What justification do you have for kidnapping these young girls? In 1976, it was young children of South Africa being mercilessly gunned down by apartheid military forces. June 16, let's dedicate it to our Nigerian, African girls, little sisters. Let it be a day in SA where each rally to be held will dedicate a few minutes of silence in prayer of these African Children, let the rallies main theme be #bringbackourgirls, let us make more noise about their unconditional release, let us all join together to call for AU to take a more active and leading role in support of #bringbackourgirls, in providing technical intelligence support to Nigeria.