The #BringBackOurGirls coalition will on Wednesday meet with President Muhammadu Buhari to express their disappointment over the failure of the Federal Government to rescue the 219 Chbok girls abducted by Boko Haram in April, 2014.

The #BBOG said it had secured an appointment with the President where the issue of the abducted schoolgirls would be discussed.

It stated that it would demand a specific timeline for rescuing the missing girls from the government.

The group at its sit-out on Monday in Abuja, called on the President to address Nigerians on the effort made so far in rescuing the girls.

A member, Sesugh Akumen, who spoke for the group, said it was over 428 days since the advocacy for the Chibok girls started, noting that it was time for action, stressing that the rescue of the 219 girls is long over due.

He said, “During this meeting, we shall not only convey our deep anxieties at the failure of the Federal Government to successfully rescue and bring back our 219 Chibok girls after 443 days, but will demand a specific timeline that the new administration may have for bringing back our girls and other abducted citizens and ending the insurgency.

“We shall also use this meeting as a citizens’ movement to understand, and contribute to the strategy for countering terrorism, ensuring post-insurgency recovery, and other related issues.”