NCM, Fulani Groups, Allege Unlawful Killings Of Members By Security

 



By Abdullahi Alhassan, Kaduna 


The Northern Consensus movement, and Fulani groups, have alleged Security agencies for killing and harassing of Fulani Community in the Ladduga grazing Reserve in the Kachia local government area of Kaduna state and some parts of Northern states.

Addressing a Press conference in Kaduna the, President of the Movement Dr, Awwal Abdullahi Aliyu, said you may wish to recall that some days back some Fulani Youths were attacked and killed in Tilde Fulbe by those suspected to be security agents according to the information received from our members.

"As law-abiding and bonafide citizens of Nigeria, whose innocent brothers and Sisters are killed daily, there is a need to come together and express our displeasure, and disappointment and also address the lingering issues towards finding a lasting solution.

Dr, Awwal further explained that "also of note is the recent incident in Bokkos local government area of Plateau state, where lives and property were lost. This action is tantamount and can be hazardous to peace and peaceful coexistence.

"We call on the youths not to take the law into their hands, as it may lead to the breakdown of law and order and escalate crisis.

He therefore called on the Chief of  Defense Staff to General Gwabin Musa to set up a Committee that will investigate the situation, to bring an end to the alleged unlawful  Harassment and killings of Fulani Youths in the country.

"We are therefore calling on relevant security agencies to trade with caution and professionally on all operational engagements and allow the Courts to perform their constitutional responsibilities of prosecuting offenders in accordance with the Laws

While we express our loyalty and total support to our Security agencies as they are superintending in fighting criminalities and crimes in our society, we urge them to maintain neutrality.

"We are calling on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to look into the matter and find a lasting solution to the lingering crisis in Plateau and the country at large.


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