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Nigeria Diaspora Stakeholders Position on the Killings in Nigeria

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Edran Basil
9 years ago

Let the world arise and condemn these heinous crime against helpless people. Every human live is sacred and should not be wasted like an animal.

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uzoma nnganyadi
9 years ago

It is not just since this killings began lately with book haram militants & The Nnamdi Kanu "IPOB", rather the Nigerian legal system has never cared about extra-judicial killings in the country. Much is talked about human rights but at the end of the day nothing happens. The Police & mobile police forces as also all arms of the military are not adequately train to handle conflicts, gatherings, especially ethnic conflicts mediations, herdsmen etcetera. The Government must urgently taken the necessary steps and put in place policy regulation mesures to contain this.

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Mike Ndukwe
9 years ago

Stop the killing of our citizen & investigate such killings up & down the country

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okonkwo chukwunonso
9 years ago

It is criminal to kill defenceless citizens

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Emmy
9 years ago

Every life is sacred

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Michael Oriade
9 years ago Featured

This barbaric attitude of our men in authority and our armed forces, all of whom are paid by the citizens to serve, should STOP!

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Chijioke
9 years ago

This's crime against humanity, and the perpetrators must face the consequences of their evil act

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Tony US Okwum
9 years ago Featured

This is evil and it must stop. The buhari government must be held accountable by the international criminal courts. This is not how run a country. Silence no more.

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Xris
9 years ago

President Buhari should be held accountable for all these deaths. He should face ICC

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chigbo johnson
9 years ago

The international community needs to call Nigerian government to order

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Gary Unamadu
9 years ago

What is a shame and embarrassment of nigeria to abuse human on nature. Wake up government and defend your people.

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Robinson Godwin
9 years ago

The international community should look into the Biafran agitation

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Onuora Nduka Agwu
9 years ago Featured

Killings of this sort must have to stop, Offenders must be severely punished according to the laws of the national otherwise it might be your turn next time. Increasingly, only very few people may ever feel safe to move about that country.

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Halid
9 years ago

Please stop that killing.

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Gabe Okoye
9 years ago

It's about time.

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Gift Ekwegh
9 years ago

Its about time these killings are investigated by the United Nation.

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Pat Okpala
9 years ago

There should be legal and financial consequences for the perpetrators of these killings, the military and the Government of General Buhari. DSS as an agency for harassing Nigerians and opponents of General Buhari’s government, should be probed and relegated to their constitutional role in the Nigerian State. The federal legislature and judiciary should function as constitutionally intended to check the excesses of the executive arm of government.

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Benson Ekakitie
9 years ago

I strongly condemn these killings, and it must stop now, Life matters!

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John Akalue
9 years ago

It's about time. We need to address this problem which is further dividing our society. Why should herdsmen be armed, attacking communities that accept them to graze, and the government is doing nothing about it? It is also necessary to derail a little bit to the prevalent 'Jungle Justice' culture that we still practise in this day and age. Notable is the killing of a 7year old boy for a whatever he must have done, which when compared to what Political looters do, is but a little fry, and yet they are lorded and hailed in society. We should learn to allow the police do their jobs. These lynchers among us should be brought to book. They should be charged with murder.

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Sylvia
9 years ago

We have to stop this barbaric act and bring those involved to full length of justice. Every human being have their God given right to live, protest if they so deemed, and freedom of expression and not be encroached.