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British High Commissioner, Paul Arkwright’s statement on the violence in Kaduna.

17 December 2015 By admin

ABUJA, Nigeria, December 16, 2015/APO (African Press Organization)/ —

Like many across Nigeria, I am following with concern the reports of violence in Zaria over the weekend between the Nigerian security forces and the Islamic Movement of Nigeria. I am further concerned at reports that protests in Kaduna have turned violent. Nigeria’s religious and ethnic diversity adds a great deal to this country’s rich culture. It is important, therefore, that Nigerians of all faiths are allowed to assemble and worship freely. In addition, I call on the security forces to conduct their operations within the rule of law, and for demonstrators to ensure any protests are peaceful and equally act within the law.

Paul Arkwright British High Commissioner to Nigeria





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