US First Lady, Michelle Obama Joins Campaign

09:00 - 08 May 2014

<a href="http://pulse.ng/community/icarepulsecares-bringbackourgirls-genevieve-nnaji-chris-brown-keri-hilson-waje-others-speak-out-id2828171.html" id="aee62ed5-b227-596e-aca4-930b017edbbc">As Nigerians and the world in general unite in one voice with the #BringBackOurGirls campaign</a>, the powerful <a href="http://pulse.ng/lifestyle/fashion/spotted-michelle-obama-in-naeem-khan-id2836177.html" id="7034c655-4fd9-5a19-87d0-a48077697376">First Lady of the United States of America</a>, Michelle O...

The US First Lady, herself a mother of two daughters, says she is heartbroken at the callousness of the Boko Haram insurgents in abducting innocent school girls of Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, some of them as young as 14 years old.

Michelle Obama who has supported her husband, Barack Obama's bid to send American troops to Nigeria to help fish out the insurgents as well as rescue the girls, says she will do everything possible to whip up support for the rescue operation.

Remember that Nigeria's First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, had shown her own support by publicly crying and vowing to lead the rescue operations herself.

This is a case of two caring First Ladies and how would you compare Dame Jonathan to Mrs. Obama?