For the second week in a row, concerned Torontonians lent their voices to the growing protest to bring back a group of more than 300 Nigerian school girls kidnapped by Islamic extremists almost a month ago.
by News Staff
Posted May 10, 2014 6:41 pm EDT
For the second week in a row, concerned Torontonians lent their voices to the growing protest to bring back a group of more than 300 Nigerian school girls kidnapped by Islamic extremists almost a month ago.
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