We Can’t Give Up Now – Alicia Keys Campaigns For Chibok Girls Release

American R&B singer Alicia Keys has also lend her voice.

Here is what she said during an interview on CNN.
Thank you Alicia!

“Putting the spotlight on these girls is very, very important to me and I thought that it is my job to help shine the light on what is going on and show people: this is still happening and we must not forget and it is going on for six months.”“Six months and nobody is back and the girls are just there because of the need of education and they are abducted?

So that is why we must say that we are not allowing this to dissipate, no, we are going to continue to say we are not standing for this, it is not okay,”she said.

Location: Abeokuta, Abeokuta

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