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The group said if the budding armed cell in Yewaland is allowed to grow, the terrorists may replicate in Ogun State the violence and chaos in the North East and North West of Nigeria in the shortest time.
Adeoye made the confession on Tuesday when he was paraded alongside 30 others by the Ogun State Police Command for different crimes.
The Federal and State Governments must increase their testing capacity in order to have a full picture of the country’s COVID-19 pandemic, the coalition of labour and civil society groups working on the impact of COVID-19 across Nigeria said on Sunday.
The participants said a major conflict in Nigeria has the potential of engulfing the entire West Africa sub-region.
In a statement on Monday, the group, which has hundreds of Yoruba professionals as members, said in spite of the lowly monthly allocation, human resources remain the greatest asset of Ekiti State.
The groups, Human and Environmental Development Agenda and Journalists for Democratic Rights, renewed the vigorous campaign early this week when Information, Education and Communication materials were distributed across the 36 states of the federation using the print media
The deployment of soldiers to the South East has led to deaths. It has fueled ethnic clashes raising deep concerns about the role of the military in a democracy and the real intention of the soldiers. Based on precedence, we suspect that the deployment will lead to more human right abuses and it is likely to fuel growing public perception in the South East that the Federal Government is consciously working to instigate violence in the region.
The foremost media group said renewed hostility and another circle of violence will be prevented if the relevant authorities can move quickly to nip the inciting video in the bud
The media group also urged the President to create time to visit Southern Kaduna, saying such a step will boost the dwindling trust in his government