An American based group known as The Future Platform, has called on the Nigerian Federal Government to save the country from the Internationaal embarrassment by moving fast to arrest the wanton killings of the citizens through the activities of bandits and other criminals.
In a statement forwarded to Greenbarge Reporters online newspaper by the coordinator, Austine Dafe, the group cited recent incidents in Plateau, Benue, Kwara, Jigawa, Anambra and Kaduna states, where innocent people, both Christian and Muslims were attacked, worship centers burned and families displaced.
“We strongly condemn these senseless killings and urge the Nigerian government to take decisive action to address the root causes of the violence and ensure the safety and security of all citizens.
“The government must prioritize the protection of human life and hold perpetrators accountable for their actions. It’s crucial that we raise awareness about the situation in Nigeria and push for concrete actions to address the crisis.
“We must stand in solidarity with the victims and their families, and demand justice and accountability from those responsible.
“These acts of violence are not only a violation of human rights and religious freedom, but a stain on the conscience of our nation.The condemnation of the senseless killings in Nigeria has garnered international attention, with voices from the American Senate and Canada joining the call for action.”
The group insisted that every Nigerian, regardless of faith, deserves the right to live in peace, worship freely, and feel safe in the communities.
It said that the targeted attacks are unacceptable and must be met with swift justice and national outrage.
“We call on the Federal and State Governments, Religious and community leaders to speak out boldly against hate, and to take immediate and decisive action to protect all citizens, investigate these crimes, and bring perpetrators to justice. This is not a time for silence. This is a time for moral clarity and courageous leadership.
“We mourn the lives lost, stand with the grieving families and reaffirm our commitment to a Nigeria where every faith is respected and protected and for leaders to foster unity, peace and love. Enough is enough.
The bloodshed must end.”
