Peter Obi calls for urgent action after Kwara killings
Peter Obi has condemned the recent killings in Kwara State, describing the attacks as a national tragedy and a sign of worsening insecurity. The former presidential candidate expressed deep sadness over reports that gunmen killed about 150 people in communities like Woro and Nuku. He urged authorities to act swiftly to restore peace and bring those responsible to justice. The incident has sparked outrage and renewed criticism of the government's handling of security.
What we know
- Peter Obi described the killings in Kwara State as tragic and a major failure for the country.
- He stated that the violence in Nigeria has now become worse than what occurs in some countries at war.
- The attacks in Woro and Nuku communities reportedly left over 100 people dead and homes burned.
- The massacre has drawn condemnation from political leaders, civil society groups, and residents.
- Security operatives have been deployed to the affected communities, and officials have pledged to bring the perpetrators to justice.
