Ora in Rete si sta diffondendo una campagna nata per aiutare la società e la popolazione a preservare la memoria, e innanzitutto, più concretamente, a riconoscere le vittime della strage. Ripresa da Buzzfeed e aggiornata su Twitter attraverso la chiave "147notjustanumber", riporta in primo piano i sorrisi delle giovani, le foto dei ragazzi così simili a noi, ammazzati solo per le loro speranze, o la loro fede, dalla follia jihadista.
Su Allafrica viene aggiornato l'elenco dei nomi. Qui alcuni dei loro volti. Per non dimenticare.
Mary Muchiri Shee, Miss Garissa University #147notjustanumber We will name them one by one. pic.twitter.com/WuUBOkBsye
— Tom Vandenbosch (@TVandenbosch) April 5, 2015
Alex an only child 19.Killed under a hail of bullets. #GarissaAttack #147NotJustANumber pic.twitter.com/2PcZzgRAJN
— Muthoni? (@MsoMuthoni) April 5, 2015
LRT Angela Kimata was a friend, one of the most beautiful humans you'll ever meet. R.I.P Kajojo, #147NotJustANumber pic.twitter.com/W5GzA0Mkar
— feathers and hearts (@Mekatilili_) April 5, 2015
Yvonne Makori, a friend, a sister, a daughter, a family's only hope #TheyHaveNames #147notjustanumber pic.twitter.com/StbDrWz7bt
— Auntie Mimi (@amoitmiriam) April 5, 2015
#147notjustanumber #GarissaAttack RISPER MAGGIE. You're NOT forgotten. RIP <pic.twitter.com/2UXs4yHPAB> 0 retweets 0 favorites
— Nyakio (@GhekoLishous) April 5, 2015
RIP Laban Kumba, a talented student leader. A brave man, he actually fought with the terrorists!
#147notjustanumber pic.twitter.com/pKoEas6nxJ
— Tom Vandenbosch (@TVandenbosch) April 8, 2015
This KDF Soldier Solomon Oludo was someone I knew personally. We honor your life & sacrifice. #147NotJustANumber pic.twitter.com/h7Kx92tdi8
— Prime Mate (@mycallmichael) April 4, 2015
R.I.P Ruth Esiromo she was killed by the terrorists according to her boyfriend. Indeed #147notjustanumber pic.twitter.com/b1aUvipFZk
— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@C_NyaKundiH) April 4, 2015
Jeff Macharia #147notjustanumber #TheyHaveNames pic.twitter.com/1Svey5LFQU
— Maskani Ya Taifa (@Maskani254) April 5, 2015
@JudyKosgei @C_NyaKundiH @bonifacemwangi....she was full of life...a dear to all... R.I.P #147notjustanumber pic.twitter.com/pHM6pUIB4U
— Kimeli alex (@AlexKimeli) April 5, 2015
#GarissaAttack Lives snuffed out too soon #147notjustanumber pic.twitter.com/rJ6GUgYAzz #KenyaAttack
— Nazia Memon (@NaziaMemon01) April 8, 2015
#147notjustanumber pic.twitter.com/TWECjeNqNU via Maskani254 @RebelMouse via @RebelMouse http://t.co/535wjbuDhp
— AfriCOG (@AfriCOG) April 8, 2015
The painful text JANET AKINYI wrote to her boyfriend before her death at #GarissaAttack university #TheyHaveNames pic.twitter.com/zt42UhikfV
— Buzz (@buzzmoja) April 5, 2015
Elizabeth Musinai brutally murdered as her mother Rose Nafula listened to the shots being fired. #147notjustanumber pic.twitter.com/BU6kGU0Ms1
— Kaari Murungi (@bettymurungi) April 8, 2015
#147notjustanumber She has a name: Macline Ubue, she is not just a number pic.twitter.com/zsnUIVIhSv
— Mungai Andrew Gichuh (@Andychuho) April 6, 2015
RIP Elizabeth Nyangarora. Graduated in 2012 from St Andrews Kanga Girls High.
#147notjustanumber #TheyHaveNames pic.twitter.com/CPVPzNw0RB
— Tom Vandenbosch (@TVandenbosch) April 5, 2015
Dadly Mose #147notjustanumber #TheyHaveNames pic.twitter.com/vXF9WPZp7x
— Maskani Ya Taifa (@Maskani254) April 5, 2015