In the last two days, I’ve seen several posts on Facebook and Twitter that opine whether using the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls is meaningful. Their feet planted firmly in the first world, the writers have called the hashtag trite, pointless, superficial, and without a plan. They question its ability to make a difference, bring the kidnapped Nigerian girls back home to their families or effect real change. Change never comes wrapped in a neat package tied with a bow, ready to be opened and embraced by the world with a welcoming heart. It starts…