In a statement by his spokesman, Garba Shehu, Buhari said, “I am deeply troubled by the fact that sanctify of life is now treated with such reckless disregard that people derive joy in shedding the blood of others or perceived enemies.”
According to the President, “inhumanity has replaced compassion in the hearts and minds of the perpetrators of these atrocities.”
“No responsible leader would go to bed happy to see his citizens savagely killing one another on account of ethnic and religious bigotry”, he further noted sadly.
“Violence cannot be the solution to these persistent conflicts as long as people resort to deliberate provocations, revenge and counter revenge.
“While the government remains committed to protecting its citizens, the communities involved must also put their shoulder to the wheel in order to find a lasting solution.”
He noted that “lack of cooperation by those involved might frustrate government’s efforts towards finding a lasting solution, especially if those efforts are politicised.”
According to the President, “If the people resist government’s efforts to hold the perpetrators and their sponsors accountable, it would be very difficult to bring the violence to a permanent end.”
President Buhari regretted that “everything is politicised in Nigeria, including the efforts to bring offenders to justice, because their people will rise up in arms to resist their arrests and prosecution.”
He described hate, bigotry and prejudice as “deadly poisons that have infected the human psyche on such scale that people now don’t have any moral inhibitions about taking life.”
The President also appealed to the warring communities to stop inhibiting the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA’s efforts to deliver food, medicines and temporary shelter to the victims of the violence who are in urgent need of assistance.
According to the President, “inhumanity has replaced compassion in the hearts and minds of the perpetrators of these atrocities.”
“No responsible leader would go to bed happy to see his citizens savagely killing one another on account of ethnic and religious bigotry”, he further noted sadly.
“Violence cannot be the solution to these persistent conflicts as long as people resort to deliberate provocations, revenge and counter revenge.
“While the government remains committed to protecting its citizens, the communities involved must also put their shoulder to the wheel in order to find a lasting solution.”
He noted that “lack of cooperation by those involved might frustrate government’s efforts towards finding a lasting solution, especially if those efforts are politicised.”
According to the President, “If the people resist government’s efforts to hold the perpetrators and their sponsors accountable, it would be very difficult to bring the violence to a permanent end.”
President Buhari regretted that “everything is politicised in Nigeria, including the efforts to bring offenders to justice, because their people will rise up in arms to resist their arrests and prosecution.”
He described hate, bigotry and prejudice as “deadly poisons that have infected the human psyche on such scale that people now don’t have any moral inhibitions about taking life.”
The President also appealed to the warring communities to stop inhibiting the National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA’s efforts to deliver food, medicines and temporary shelter to the victims of the violence who are in urgent need of assistance.
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He did not blow any hot o
ReplyDeleteWhy pythons no dey dance there?
Abi the python soldiers get allergy for Northern Nigeria?
Help me ask him, Since when did he become a hot air balloon?
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Same old lyrics. Why not sending same army being used in Rivers state during governorship election to Kaduna state to protect lives and properties. Soon government will come up with committee to investigate cause of crisis without any meaningful recommendation.
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DeleteAll these while them dey kill people e no talk o! Today the people being killed done kill cows e done talk.
ReplyDeleteGod won't fail to pay you back, since you value cows pass human lives.
You are a bitter soul that failed to come to terms that PMB is the president
DeleteAnon 01:56 you need help
DeleteBuhari should send those soldier to complete the Python dance 4, if na south south now every were for be Army. Ebilibelizim
ReplyDeleteAll na hheavy wash, if that evil governor never step down. Na so fight go continue or this Kaduna.
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ReplyDeletewhat is it waiting for? if it is election you will see soldiers in all polling boot.
ReplyDeleteIs it not high time he sends in military .
Stella these killers were dropped by helicopters, even with a 24hr curfew imposed on the kajuru community. The soldiers couldn't do anything. This is no clash, no communal dispute. They are hired mercinaries sent to annihilate the Christians in the state. It will not be well for that devil governor.
ReplyDeleteMay God forgive you all for these false news you all keep propagating.. Stella continue rejecting my comments.. Guess you are guilty afterall.. Mtshewww
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