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Amnesty Report: NHRC Exonerates Nigerian Military Over Extra-judicial Killings by kadas01(m): 5:02am On Sep 25, 2014
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has exonerated the Nigerian military of any extra judicial killings, saying that it has begun probe into the report of Amnesty international which accused the Nigeria police and other security agencies of torture.

The Executive Secretary of the NHRC, Prof. Bem Angwe, stated this in Abuja yesterday while receiving the Regional representatives for West Africa Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human rights in his office.

According to the NHRC boss, the commission is already holding meetings with various security agencies in the country over the report, saying that the response which the commission has been getting since the probe was initiated has been positive.

He said, “We have not found any act of extra judicial killing by the military. When we come out with our report, we expect security agencies in the country to punish any indicted officer. The commission is still probing the allegation and after the probe, we will come out with a report. We will continue to ensure that the rights of Nigerians are respected”.


SOURCE: http://leadership.ng/news/385104/amnesty-report-nhrc-exonerates-nigerian-military-extra-judicial-killings
Re: Amnesty Report: NHRC Exonerates Nigerian Military Over Extra-judicial Killings by Nobody: 5:47am On Sep 25, 2014
Oga Ben ask people to freely contribute .....not organising one sham inquiry......especially as regards the police positive ko negative ni
Re: Amnesty Report: NHRC Exonerates Nigerian Military Over Extra-judicial Killings by omenka(m): 5:50am On Sep 25, 2014
Haba naw, we know extrajudcial killing have been going on in Nigeria even before the Boko Haram crises, but was only increased a notch due to the crises. What is NHRC saying??
Re: Amnesty Report: NHRC Exonerates Nigerian Military Over Extra-judicial Killings by ratiken(m): 6:03am On Sep 25, 2014
omenka: Haba naw, we know extrajudcial killing have been going on in Nigeria even before the Boko Haram crises, but was only increased a notch due to the crises. What is NHRC saying??

Amnesty Intl can say all they want, key thing is bokoharam will be history soon.
What is their position on bokoharam's intrajudicial killings?

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Re: Amnesty Report: NHRC Exonerates Nigerian Military Over Extra-judicial Killings by omenka(m): 6:11am On Sep 25, 2014
ratiken:

Amnesty Intl can say all they want, key thing is bokoharam will be history soon.
What is their position on bokoharam's intrajudicial killings?
Boko Haram is not a State Apparatus therefore can't be accused of "extrajudicial killings". They can only be said to have committed war crimes or genocide, or crimes against humanity, which they have.
Na wa for some of una oo.
Re: Amnesty Report: NHRC Exonerates Nigerian Military Over Extra-judicial Killings by eunisam: 6:32am On Sep 25, 2014
omenka: Boko Haram is not a State Apparatus therefore can't be accused of "extrajudicial killings". They can only be said to have committed war crimes or genocide, or crimes against humanity, which they have.
Na wa for some of una oo.
very poor and senseless analysis.try again later but u try shaaaa
Re: Amnesty Report: NHRC Exonerates Nigerian Military Over Extra-judicial Killings by segzyj(m): 6:42am On Sep 25, 2014
Don't tell me Nonsense
Re: Amnesty Report: NHRC Exonerates Nigerian Military Over Extra-judicial Killings by brainpower(m): 7:17am On Sep 25, 2014
This news will be good for some people and bad for some people. But truth is that, there is no way there won't be extra judicial killings in any country that is fighting a war like Nigeria is doing. Even the US does it, there are several instances especially the killing of Gadaffi of Libya. He wasn't armed yet he was killed at first sight. So nobody should expect anything from them and even if they indict the military, nothing is still going to happen. Obasanjo did extra judicial killing at Odi in Bayelsa state and the court has actually told the FG to pay compensation for it yet nothing has happened to Obasanjo cos he did it in the interest of the country as at then to bring peace.

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