Group tasks Osinbajo, others on proliferation of small arms | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

Founding President of African Foundation for Peace and Love Initiatives, Rev. Dr. Titus K. Oyeyemi, has charged the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo and other presidential committee members on the proliferation of small arms to ensure transparency and inclusion of all state actors in ridding Nigeria of small arms.

Oyeyemi, who stated this in an open letter to the Vice President, which was made available to newsmen yesterday in Lagos, said that nothing proliferates the propensities for violence at communal, ethnic, religious/geopolitical, and even homicidal levels more than easily accessible small arms and guns. He said small arms, particularly guns, were increasingly sourced from civil wars around the globe.

Which yeye group?

Very useless . A professor 😓

Arm every Nigerian, insecurity will drop to zero.

This group lack experience. When FG imported arms for Fulanis and made Gumi their patron, the group leader looking for recognition proposing rubbish. FG should license arms for anyone above 35 years of age to defend ourselves.

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