NHRC Condemns Adamawa Protesters' Killing, Calls for Probe
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) strongly condemns the killing of protesters in Adamawa State and urges an independent and transparent investigation. Dr. Tony Ojukwu, NHRC Secretary, demands that federal and state governments respect and protect citizens' rights to peaceful protest.
The NHRC calls for measures to prevent excessive use of force, provide support to survivors and victims' families, and enhance human rights awareness programs. The NHRC emphasizes the importance of upholding human rights in conflict situations and urges immediate action to protect civilians and promote peacebuilding efforts.
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