Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has said that the Chibok girls’ abduction remains one of the darkest moments of his time in office. Speaking during an event, Jonathan admitted that the tragedy left an emotional scar that will stay with him for the rest of his life. He stressed that the kidnapping of the schoolgirls in 2014 was a painful national experience that should never be forgotten.

Jonathan explained that while his administration made efforts to rescue the girls and secure their release, the incident still stands as a reminder of the threats Nigeria faces from terrorism. He expressed sympathy for the families of the victims, acknowledging their continued pain and struggle over the years.

The former president also called on current leaders to learn from the tragedy and strengthen security measures to protect children and communities. He urged Nigerians to remain united and committed to peace to ensure such heartbreaking events never happen again.