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Tinubu does not have a comprehensive plan to end the activities of the bandits - Amnesty

 Tinubu does not have a comprehensive plan to end the activities of the bandits - Amnesty han 287 refugees in Borno state and 287 students a...

 Tinubu does not have a comprehensive plan to end the activities of the bandits - Amnesty


han 287 refugees in Borno state and 287 students and teachers in Kuriga area of Kaduna state shows the failure of the Nigerian authorities to protect the community from the attacks of bandits who have killed thousands. citizens in the last five years.


The organization, in a statement issued on Friday by its president in Nigeria, Isa Sanusi, demanded that the Nigerian government do everything possible to free the abducted people and reunite them with their families.


According to the group, the authorities must carry out a thorough and independent investigation into the prevalence of kidnappings in various parts of Nigeria and present the findings to the public and ensure that those found involved in the crime are punished. kidnapping people.


Amnesty said, "the recent kidnappings show that President Bola Tinubu and his government do not have a solid plan to put an end to the crime of bandits who are preying on them in many parts of Nigeria. All measures The security measures implemented by President Tinubu and his government are ineffective," said Isa Sanusi.


"Seeing how the security problem is increasing in Nigeria now, it is clear that the issue of protecting life and property of the community is at the bottom of the list of priorities of the government. People should not be allowed to live in fear of attacks and shield not.


The failure of the Nigerian authorities to protect people is unacceptable and must be stopped," the statement said.


Amnesty also called to make sure that those who are responsible for providing security in the areas where people were abducted to explain the failure that put the lives of hundreds of people in danger.


On Thursday some bandits attacked a primary school in Kuriga in Kaduna state where they kidnapped about 287 students and one of their teachers, but the teacher escaped and one student died.

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