Nigerian Christians in U.S. Oppose Ex-Terrorist Reintegrations

The Christian Association of Nigerian-Americans (CANAN) has raised significant concerns regarding the Nigerian government's plan to reintegrate suspected terrorists into society without subjecting them to judicial processes. During a virtual press conference, CANAN President Dr. James Fadel and Executive Director Dr. Banjo Olaniyan insisted that anyone accused of terrorism should be prosecuted according to Nigerian law.
They highlighted the importance of justice for victims and the need for transparency in the reintegration process. CANAN welcomed the establishment of a state police system as proposed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, viewing it as a significant step towards strengthening Nigeria's security framework.
However, they called for credible civil society representation in state police oversight mechanisms to enhance transparency and accountability while respecting human rights. CANAN reaffirmed its commitment to promoting justice and religious freedom in Nigeria, emphasizing the need to protect all Nigerians regardless of faith or ethnic background.
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