Buhari's Media Aide open letter to #BBOG co-covener, Aisha

Lauretta Onochie.

Aisha Yesufu, co-convener of the Back Our Girls Group (BBOG) has been issued an open letter by Lauretta Onochie, Social Media aide to Mr. President as a result of the video she posted online last week calling on President Buhari to resign.


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Lauretta Onochie, Personal Assistant to the President on Social Media, in an open letter via her twitter handle has asked Aisha to stop throwing Childish tantrums. According to Onochie, Aisha is afraid that the campaign for the girls is coming to an end and so she might have nothing else to do with her life and asked Aisha to immediately seek help.

Read excerpt from the letter below:

Dear Aisha Yesufu,

I do hope you are feeling a bit better than you did at the point you had a meltdown or better still, a recorded video nervous breakdown, over a government Nigerians say is serving them better.

Most Nigerians were shocked and are still confused at your tantrum. Nigerians understood and identified with your frustration at not being able to get the government of Pres. Jonathan to take responsibilities for the missing girls.

Nigerians and the whole world were with you and the rest of the #BBOG campaign team. I joined in the UK, helping to drum up support internationally, for the campaign to free our girls.

But your childish tantrum and incoherent ranting at Pres. Buhari were totally uncalled for especially as it is less than two weeks since 83 of the Chibok girls, gained their freedom, under the government of Muhammadu Buhari and yes, Acting President Osinbajo.

Howbeit, Our prayers have been that all the girls are recovered and brought home safely.

Once you have repented of your machinations and attention-seeking tantrums, in addition to running the campaign, you’ll need to find something else to engage yourself. As they say, “An idle mind is the devils workshop”.

#BBOG was doing a fantastic job of advocacy for the return of the missing girls. So is the Murtala Mohammed Foundation, the wife of the President, Mrs Aisha Buhari and millions of other individuals across the world.

The recovered girls are being given the best of all round care, as enumerated by the Hon. Minister of Women Affairs, Hajia Aisha Al-Hassan.

Advocacy for the return of our Chibok girls doesn’t have to be a one-size-fit-all. It’s not the exclusive right of any group or persons. The important thing is that we all want our girls home and alive. The goal is the same.

And that goal is being achieved in the midst of President Buhari giving further assurances that all will continue to be done to find the remaining girls and bring them home to their families. That’s our focus. That should be yours too. Repent and quit throwing childish tantrums!

Sincerely,

Lauretta Onochie; @Laurestar