pIn this edition: online campaigning to rescue the abducted school girls in Nigeria; web users baffled by an online video mystery; and a thrilling ride on a fighter jet…pbr NIGERIA: ONLINE CAMPAIGN TO SAVE ABDUCTED SCHOOL GIRLS br The families of over 200 high school girls kidnapped by armed members of the Islamist terror organization Boko Haram on April 14 are appealing to the Nigerian authorities to rescue them. Protesters have taken to the streets carrying posters reading “bring back our girls”. This rally, staged April 30, saw crowds march up to the National Assembly demanding the public authorities take action.br The story has sparked worldwide outrage with protests being organized across the globe, as we can see from these photos taken over the weekend in London, Dublin, Washington, New York and also Philadelphia, with demonstrators showing solidarity for the families of the missing Nigerian school girls.br And campaigning for their release is also well underway on social networks under the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls. The movement is gaining ground on Twitter and also on Facebook where the purpose built page has over 24,000 likes.br Some 210,000 people have signed this online petition slamming the Nigerian government`s inaction. The document calls on the president Goodluck Jonathan to implement all means necessary to secure the release of these innocent victims, amid growing questions over where they are being held, and in what conditions.br Singer Billy Taio echoes these fears in music in this track which has been named the official song for the “bring back our girls” online campaign.br  br WEB USERS BAFFLED BY ONLINE VIDEO MYSTERYbr An 11 second sequence of red and blue rectangles and a computer generated tone... Go on reading on our web site.