Urgent Call for Security in Kwara After Muslim Killings

A group identified as Group S Nation, led by Imam Nojeem Jimoh, has called for proactive security measures in Kwara State after the recent killings of 70 individuals in the Muslim community of Woro State. The statement highlights an escalation of attacks that appear to be part of a systematic strategy to undermine and target the Muslim population in the state.
The group expresses fear that these attacks are designed to weaken central authority and leave peripheral communities vulnerable to violence. They find the ongoing assaults unacceptable and criticize the state government for failing to protect its Muslim citizens, which has eroded their confidence and trust.
The statement warns that the current trajectory could have serious implications for governance and calls for immediate action rather than traditional, reactionary measures. The group demands that the government utilize existing data to implement proactive security architectures to neutralize threats and support the devastated Woro community.
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