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Buhari Under Pressure For Embarking On Peace Mission Amid Insecurity In His Country

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The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, HURIWA, has condemned The president over his trip to Mali.

HURIWA described Buhari’s peace-making trip to Mali as shameful.

The civil rights advocacy group wondered why Buhari should travel to Mali on a peace-making mission when Nigeria was having challenges of Insecurity.

A statement by HURIWA’s National Coordinator, Emmanuel Onwubiko and its National Media Affairs Director, Zainab Yusuf lamented the killings by Fulani herdsmen across the country statement reads partly: “We condemn the shameful Peace-making mission by President Muhammadu Buhari; President and Commander in Chief of the Armed forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to Mali when half of Nigeria is on fire due to Insecurity".

Insecurity could be said to be the greatest challenge facing the administration of President Buhari. Since the return to democracy in 1999, traditional security threats such as violent conflicts, militancy, armed robbery and kidnapping have assumed worrisome dimensions in Nigeria. Evolving threats such as insurgency and terrorism have further complicated the situation.

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  1. AyiranorJuly 24, 2020 at 9:07 AM

    Probably the reason their efforts ended in a gridlock.

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