To the People of Southern Kaduna:
The only crime they committed is their refusal to give up their ancestral land to strangers to occupy.
Butchered like animals that are sacrificed to the gods on daily basis.
It has always been gory pictures of lifeless bodies of men, women and even innocent children on the internet and mainstream media, most of the bodies badly mutilated.
Survivors have often told sordid tales of how the killers are escorted by security forces meant to protect the people.
The state government never talks about the killings, but would rather publicly tell tales of how the killers from foreign land have been negotiated with.
If foreign invaders can freely overrun a sovereign nation, it means that there’s no government in place.
The “PRESIDENCY” is only good at taking notes of the killings, while they do nothing to prevent and totally stop the killings.
I almost forgot that one of the spokespersons of the “PRESIDENCY” told Nigerians that it’s better to surrender their lands than to die protecting them.
They go to other countries to broker peace deals, while abandoning their primary responsibilities of protecting the lives and properties of the people.
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While they shield the killers, they arrest the victims for having guts to protest about the killings.
These are the same people that rehabilitate terrorists, and integrate them back into the society, but arrest and incarcerate the victims to shut them up.
No matter how it is viewed, government complicity in these killings can’t be completely overruled.
The security agencies know the killers too as been countlessly alleged by the people.
The genocide of Southern Kaduna is one too many!
From Southern Kaduna, to Benue, to Jos, Nimbo, and other parts of Nigeria, butchering of helpless Nigerians is now a new norm, and the government has refused to take responsibility.
While we urge the people to defend themselves, we must also pray for them!
There’s too much blood on the land!
By
Odumodu Gbulagu
AFRICA TODAY NEWS, NEW YORK