
Following the abduction of school girls at Chibok, Borno state, many celebrities have expressed their grief by lending their voice. Afrocandy has joined the long list of celebrities that have condemned the abduction of schoolgirls in Chibok, Borno State. Here's what the soft-porn actress shared on her Facebook page:
“BRING OUR GIRLS BACK……I am watching CNN now in New York and Nigeria has been on the News since the Kidnapping of the Innocent Young Girls. From what I can see, the Days of the Boko Haram is coming to an End since their madness drove them as far as hurting Children, USA May just step in and trust me, only One Drone, they are Done. So My point is, The Nigerian Government (President) should just give the USA a go ahead to help. The media over here reports that the Nigerian president does not want any interference from any International societies and I don't know why. Even though I Sang/Supported him during his election, it is now obvious that the Northerners will do everything possible to frustrate his Government, so I would say Mr. President, I love you, still support you, I also understand your plight but it is time to Give it Up and Step Down” Since you cannot single handedly do anything about the Boko Haram and general Security of the Country, people are dyeing everyday and it's not Funny anymore. Pls give it back to the Malams, let them eat it, let's divide Nigeria so they can Kill themselves if they so desire or better still let other Capable Countries come in and Help you. Enough is Enough. and after all said and done, I am a Single mother of 2 young girls and I Feel the pains of the parents of those innocent young girls and I pray for their Safe Returns…… PLEASE BRING OUR GIRLS BACK! “



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