Nigerian Army Criticized for Allegedly Killing 9 Women Protesters in Adamawa
The Nigerian Army faces backlash for reportedly shooting 9 women protesters in Adamawa, leading to injuries and critical conditions. Timi Frank, a former deputy national public secretary of the Progress Congress, strongly condemns the incident as unforgivable and urges leadership to take action.
Frank highlights the pattern of violence and impunity within the military, referencing previous incidents like the #EndSARS protests in Lekki Toll Gate. He demands the arrest and prosecution of the soldiers involved, compensation for affected families, and international investigations into human rights violations by security forces.
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