Yaounde: – The extremists killed at least 700 Christians in May as a ‘farewell gift’ to former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari. In addition, Nigeria’s prime human rights organisation has made a serious allegation that these extremists have massacred 1,100 Christians and destroyed 100 of their places of worship in the last 60 days. Thus, the organisation has warned that the UK, which supports democracy and human rights, should not entertain the Nigerian leaders who have massacred Christians.
Former President Buhari, who held the reins of Nigeria for eight years from 2015 to 2023, resigned from his post on May 29. HoweverBut, the human rights organisation ‘International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law’ alleges that Buhari massacred the Christians of Nigeria during his tenure. Accusations of genocide had been levelled against Buhari previously as well even earlier. Nevertheless, the Nigerian human rights organisation’s new allegations are shocking.
Moreover, 2,150 Christians were brutally murdered in Nigeria between January 1 and June 12. The human rights organisation has alleged that the extremist Fulani faction of Nigeria’s Kaduna province has committed this massacre with the support of Governor Nasir El-Rufai and former President Buhari. Fulani extremists have slain 700 Christians as a farewell gift after Buhari’s term was set to end. In addition, these extremists have abducted more than 1,400 people in the last six months.
Furthermore, the report says that Christians in Nigeria have been targeted even before Buhari’s rule. Since 2009, more than 53,000 people have been killed in Nigeria, and more than 18,000 places of worship and 2,200 schools have been set on fire. Buhari and his associates have also been responsible for this, and strict action needs to be taken against them. The human rights organisation has demanded that the United Kingdom not allow these leaders to enter its country.
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