HURIWA Condemns Buhari’s Silence On Kaduna Airport, Rail Attacks
The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria on Tuesday condemned what it described as the
silence of the President, Major General
Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on the attacks of
terrorists on the Kaduna Airport and the
Kaduna-Abuja rail track.
The group also carpeted the Federal Government
for failing to take urgent action as regards the
the security situation in the country.
Akelicious had on Monday night reported how a
group of terrorists had bombed the Abuja-
Kaduna rail track and attacked a train filled with
passengers.
Akelicious had also reported how some
terrorists attacked the Kaduna airport on
Saturday. But the Presidency has yet to make an
official statement condemning the attack.
In a statement shared with our correspondent in
Abuja, HURIWA said, “Last night’s terrorists
the bombing of a packed train heading to Abuja
unambiguously signposts a dangerous peak in
the war against Nigeria and Nigerians by the
Fulani terrorists operating from North West of
Nigeria.
“it is said that the President has neither
condemned the terrorists to attack the moving
train nor that of the Abuja airport.
“Nigerians are fed up with the tepid responses of
President Muhammadu Buhari who often wait
for the terrorists to strike and then he issues the
usual drab statement condemning the terror
attack.
“The reason terrorists are emboldened to
continue to launch daring raids on their targets
of choice is that they have come to be made
aware that President Muhammadu Buhari has
become very comfortable with very inefficient
security heads he appointed in the last seven
years now.
“HURIWA wonders whether the President is
waiting for the terrorists to launch a daring
invasion of the National Assembly complex
within the three arms zone of Abuja before he
would realize that he has no effective National
Security Adviser and Minister of Defence.
HURIWA, therefore, is appealing to President
Muhammadu Buhari to take action urgently
because the terrorists are becoming even more
daring and emboldened because they feel they
have nothing to lose.
“The Rights group also calls on the Federal
The government needs to probe the heads of security
services in states whereby terrorists are having a
field day to ascertain whether these inefficient
security heads are inevitably working with
armed non State actors in the South East of
Nigeria and North West for them to be recording
the kind of successes that they have achieved in
the past months at the cost of the economic
dislocation of Igboland and the North West”.
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