The Jesuit provincial of East Africa, himself a Nigerian, writes an open letter of criticism to his country’s president about the plight of the girls abducted by Boko Haram President Goodluck Jonathan, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Aso Rock, Abuja, NigeriaDear mr president, Greetings of Peace!It is now over one month since more than 200 young schoolgirls were abducted by an extremist group in Chibok village, Borno State, Nigeria. By any standard, the abduction and continued inhuman detention of these innocent Nigerians counts as a national disaster. It took you three weeks to make a public pronouncement on this calamity and four weeks to announce, and promptly cancel, a visit to Chibok. Even your wife, First Lady Patience Jonathan, tried to hush the lamentations and