The Digest:
American legislator Riley Moore has called for global prayers following the abduction of 25 schoolgirls and the killing of their vice principal in Nigeria's Kebbi State, urging decisive action from Nigerian authorities amid worsening regional insecurity.
Key Points:
- U.S. Representative Riley Moore appealed for prayers for the kidnapped students and slain educator.
- He described the violence as "far too common" and demanded urgent government intervention.
- The lawmaker noted the attack occurred in a Christian enclave, raising a religious dimension.
- Moore emphasized that full details remain unclear but condemned the deteriorating security situation.
- His statement adds an international voice to growing outrage over the school attack.
- The appeal highlights global attention on Nigeria's persistent school abduction crisis.
- Nigerian authorities continue rescue operations amid community anguish.
Sources: Linda Ikeji Blog, U.S. Congressional Record
