The Presidency has reacted to the alleged recent killings of non-indigenes in South-east zone with an assurance that the security agencies will go after the suspected killers.
The Presidency, in a release issued Wednesday by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu, warned the perpetrators of the dastardly act to expect appropriate response from the military and security agencies. The release stated further: “While expert agencies are now verifying the factuality and veracity of the claims that accompany the horrid pictures being circulated, we call on all citizens to avoid hasty steps or conclusions that could exacerbate the situation, and on the contrary, keep to a line of conduct that will help the law to take its proper course.
Very good. How far did the Presidency react to Deborah's gruesome murder? The Presidency has the lion share of blame in the carnage going on around Nigeria.
Why all these are happening to a government with good intentions for the country, if not insecurity Buhari could have done something outstanding and great similar to what's happening in Egypt. But dizzying news of murderous killings allover has made the government to be on cage
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