The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) President, Comrade Ayuba Wabba has called on the Federal Government to prosecute sponsors of the Boko-Haram sect.
'Prosecute Boko-Haram sponsors,' NLC
For us at the Nigeria Labour Congress, we believe this latest attacks should not weaken the morale of the forces involved in the battle against terrorism in our country.
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This is coming on the heels of the multiple bomb blast on Friday, in the Federal Capital Territory.
According to Punch Newspapers, Wabba said "Beyond this, we urge our government to order the immediate reinvestigation, arrest and prosecution of all those previously indicted of sponsoring terror gangs, especially the Boko Haram sect and other such violent groups in any part of the country."
Adding that “The freedom of those who sponsor deadly violence put the entire country seated on time bomb that can explode at will. No matter how highly placed, whoever have been indicted should immediately be apprehended and reinvestigated now.”
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