Kidnapped girls: Frustration over lack of progress

Kidnapped girls: Frustration over lack of progress; NIGERIA: Abuja: EXT Police officers standing behind group of 'Bring Back Our Girls' protesters Police officers, some armed, next to police van Police officer speaking to reporter SOT - They say we should not allow anybody to enter / it's unlawful, why are you covering? / this is unlawful gathering / why are you covering me, why? CUTAWAY Wide shot police vans and police officers at scene Group of protesters (family members of adbucted girls and their supporters) Demonstrators sitting Woman addressing crowd with loudspeaker (not heard) Woman sitting Man wearing T-shirt with slogan 'I love my country, it's the government I'm afraid of!' Obe Ezekweli (Leader, #BringBackOurGirls campaign) interview SOT - They said we couldn't have this meeting / they were stopping us but we resisted them / they are saying that we have no right to have our meeting here / but I simply think our government could have been much more responsive, faster and focussed on the issue of the girls / we lost time / it was because we lost time that three weeks and many days after we still don't know where our girls are Angry protester shouting SOT Protesters chanting SOT - All we are saying, bring back our girls Group of police officers INT People attending prayer meeting Wide shot American preacher Kristopher J Keating (Director, Hillside Missions) addressing prayer group (not heard) Men listening Kristopher J Keating (Director, Hillside Missions) speaking SOT - I came because I'm a father / we want to pray for the safe return of those girls who have been abducted over the last many months Various shots of people praying Kristopher J Keating leading prayers SOT