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I am increasingly disturbed by the increasing horrific killings in southeastern Nigeria – Peter Obi

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Ex governor and presidential aspirant, Peter Obi has expressed his displeasure in the killings happening in the southeast recently.

According to Obi, the killings are horrific, damnable and unacceptable.

He also sent his deepest condolences to the families of the deceased.

Peter affirmed that the deceased needs justice and called on the Government to meet up to its responsibilities in providing security for its citizens.

“I am highly disturbed by the increasing horrific killings in southeastern Nigeria, especially the recent beheading of a State legislator and the callous murder of a pregnant woman and her four children in Anambra State.

“These violent and abhorrent killings are damnable and unacceptable! Our communities are crumbling before us, and our humanity is being diminished.

“I send my deepest condolences to the families of the deceased and urge all stakeholders, including affected communities, security agencies, traditional rulers and government at all levels, to work collectively to restore the peace that once reigned.

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“Families of the deceased deserve justice, and that can only be served when the perpetrators of these wicked acts are arrested and made to face the full wrath of the law. I indeed count on our security agencies to deliver on this and other aspects of the rule of law.

“Nothing can be achieved with festering insecurity. Diametric security remains the bedrock of peaceful nations and thriving democracies.  As we advance, proactive security will be crucial in regaining control of our communities.

“Government, for its part, must meet its responsibility to protect its citizens.  -PO” – Peter Obi Tweeted.

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