Insecurity: Northern leaders demand release of Leah Sharibu, all other abducted trainees
The Federal Government has actually been charged to intensify efforts to release Leah Sharibu and all students still in the den of kidnappers.
DAILY POST recalls that Leah Sharibu, alongside numerous Chibok boarding school students, were kidnapped in 2014. While several of them were released, Leah Sharibu and a few others were detained for refusing to knock their faith.
The call was made by Northern Leaders of Thought in a communique issued at the end of a one-day security meeting held at Arewa House Kaduna.
The communique which was signed by Professor Doknan Decent Danjuma Shenni kept in mind the extensive insecurity, poverty among Nigerians and the discontent against the management of Nigeria.
The group said there was a requirement to rise to the difficulties of insecurity and poverty, just as it called on Nigerians, to constantly pray for the peace of the nation
It got in touch with Nigerian youths not to despair or be distracted over today obstacles and urged them to register to elect a management that can alter the fortunes of Nigeria.
The meeting revealed concerns over the acknowledged detach in between citizens and the leaders in addition to the broadening space in between citizens and their elected representatives.
The communique contacted all strata of Nigeria’s management to reconnect with the residents, just as it recommended the need to have a working partnership with government companies and other non-government organs to reinstate and bring back traumatized and displaced neighborhoods (IDP) to their towns.
It required injury recovery sessions for persons internally displaced by insecurity and de-radicalization programs targeting youth of communities ravaged by revolt,
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