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Group to Buhari: Investigate, prosecute political sponsors of terrorism

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President Muhammadu Buhari-led on federal government has been asked by the Centre for Africa Liberation and Socio-Economic Rights (CALSER) to investigate and apprehend sponsors of terrorism in the country.

Speaking at the press conference on Wednesday, February 5, in Abuja, convener, Princess Ajibola, said the attempts by religious leaders in the country to change the name of the culprit to rob on others is unbelievable.

Ajibola said the insecurity in the country is beyond locally backed foreign destabilization plots as there are also insiders working against the country’s peace and tranquillity.

She also charged the nation’s security agencies to immediately arrest and investigate all political actors connected with terrorism, banditry and other criminal activities in the country.

According to him, “There are also insider related plots to destabilize the country in the actualization of their despicable conspiracy against Nigeria.

“The Centre for Africa Liberation and Socio-Economic Rights wishes to call on the relevant security agencies in the country to begin the process of unravelling those behind the attempt by Nathaniel Samuel bomb the Living Faith Church in Kaduna state.”

“The case of Nathaniel Sunday makes the situation more ironic and an indication that some criminal elements would go any length to cause disaffection in the country, all in the attempt to discredit the efforts of the security agencies in the fight against terrorism and other criminal activities in the country.”

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