Reports filtering in suggests that the alleged mass graves dug
by the Nigerian army to hide the casualties of the clash with
members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, has been
uncovered.

According to FARS news agency, Nigeria’s political activists
disclosed that they have found a mass grave where hundreds
of civilians who were massacred during the Nigerian army’s
raids on two Shiite religious centers on December 12 and 13
have been dumped.

The mass grave is located in Mando Kaduma cemetery along
the Birnin Gwari road near Hajj camp in Kaduna state and over
1,000 Shiites Muslims of Nigeria who were allegedly
massacred by the Army have been buried there.

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Alleged site, where the Nigerian army buried Shiites en-mass
The political activists (who could not be named for security
reasons), disclosed that after massacring the Shiite people in
Zaria, the Nigerian army had brought their dead bodies to
Kaduna province and buried them in the mass grave.

The activists further revealed that the Nigerian army forces
buried and set fire on the corpses of those Shiite Muslims who
had been killed during the recent raids in Zaria region.

“The Nigerian army has buried in mass graves and burnt a
large number of dead bodies of those Muslims who have been
massacred in the recent army forces’ attacks,” the activists
revealed.

They claimed that the army was attempting to destroy every
evidence of its alleged crimes against the suppressed Muslim
community, adding that if it had any convincing reason for the
mass-killing, it wouldn’t resort to such methods to conceal its
crimes.

The IMN demanded the setting up of a judicial commission of
inquiry to probe the killings of their members in Zaria
on December 12 and 13, during its meeting with House of
Representatives panel.

The movement also demanded for the unconditional release of
their leader Sheikh Zakzaky and his wife
who have been in the custody of security agencies since the
incident.

Members of the movement made the demand when they
appeared before a House of Representatives panel
investigating the matter.

Although the meeting was held behind closed-door, a
lawmaker at the meeting said that six members of the
movement including some lawyers, chairman of their medical
team, an associate professor from the Ahmadu Bello
University, Zaria and the head of their education section were
present.

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Site of the alleged mass graves discovered by some political
activists



It was also gathered that the movement members demanded
for the corpses of their members for proper Islamic burial as
well as the release of the injured for medical attention, alleging
that hundreds of their members are currently detained in
Kaduna prison without being charged to court.

The source said they told the committee that the killings were
premeditated based on the way and manner they were carried
out and sustained for more than 48 hours.

They said there was no reason for their leader and his wife
would be held in custody for weeks without any information on
his whereabouts without being charged to court.

It was wrong, they added, for anybody to refer to them as a
sect, but that they are a movement comprising of adherents of
Shiite, Sunni, Tijjaniyya and even Christian priests.

The source added that they alleged that apart from killing
scores and destroying their Hussainiyya center, soldiers also
went to where Zakzaky’s mother was buried and tried to
exhume her body and also destroyed their cemetery at Darur
Rahma along Jos-Zaria road.

They further said that when the killings were going on,
personnel of the Red Cross who attempted to render help to the
injured and evacuate those killed were denied access by
soldiers.

After listening to their submissions, the committee chairman
Rep Aminu Sani Jaji (APC, Zamfara), said his committee would
do a thorough investigation.

He said his committee would intervene for the release of
Sheikh Zakzaky and other members of the movement in
detention.

The lawmaker said the committee would also visit the
movement Hussainiyya, Zakzaky’s residence as well as the
Darur Rahma, and other affected places to see for themselves.
He promised that he would ensure that justice is done no
matter which of the two sides is found guilty.

It would be recalled that the Islamic Human Rights
Commission (IHRC), an NGO in special consultative status with
the economic and social council of the United Nations, affirmed
that the Nigerian Army opened fire on a peaceful
demonstration in Kaduna.

The IHRC also affirmed claims that the existence of mass
graves have been credible, saying that the army dug mass
graves and filled them up with bodies of victims of ruthless
military actions

SOURCE

What can I say? Every aspect of Nigeria is managed by unproductive, hairbrained and pudden-headed people.

Gone all in the name of no retreat no surrender.

Naija Army are angry.

Yawns.

And this country moved on like NOTHING happened after the massacre of its citizens? Is this how lawless, unconscionable and selfish we've become as a people?

The Nigerian Army has a terrible history when it comes to high handedness and excessive force.

The group should seek an International Inquiry as to how its people were killed and secretly buried.

When we become insensitive and nonchalant to the ordeals of others, we simply embolden the perpetrators of evil and primitivity.

This thing too long; didn't read it

When you call a man Burantashi, what do you expect ?

Okay...

So the Nigerian Army killed 1,000 ppl and buried all of dem at once at a particular place, right?

Good!

So nobody saw when the army was lifting or carrying the over 1,000 dead bodies abi?

How did they transport the 1,000+ dead bodies to the burial ground?

To bury 1,000+ ppl at once, you would need a work force of at least 100 to 200 labourers to dig the graves, transport the corpses to site and bury them.

Did day hire labourers or na only army ppl bury dem?

How come nobody saw all of dis?

It was done at night at about 2am when everybody was asleep.

Okay so they left the dead bodies on road till about 2am, and den came back by 2am to pick dem all up for mass speedy burial? Or after the massacre they picked all the 1,000+ dead bodies and saved dem somewia first before going to bury dem at night, abi?

Ehmmm.... I day come...:/

dearpreye:
And this country moved on like NOTHING happened after the massacre of its citizens? Is this how lawless, unconscionable and selfish we've become as a people?

The Nigerian Army has a terrible history when it comes to high handedness and excessive force.

The group should seek an International Inquiry as to how its people were killed and secretly buried.

When we become insensitive and nonchalant to the ordeals of others, we simply embolden the perpetrators of evil and primitivity.

Perhaps the lawlessness started when the civilians blocked the road and disallowed constituted authority from accessing a Federal Road for no reason other than being lawless. IMO They deserve what they got to a large extent....

The military became lawless and went beyond human comprehension and should also be given their due punishment ....

All I see is an empty land run over by a tractor.

Naija, wich way

davidmark4naija:
Okay...

So the Nigerian Army killed 1,000 ppl and buried all of dem at once at a particular place, right?

Good!

So nobody saw when the army was lifting or carrying the over 1,000 dead bodies abi?

How did they transport the 1,000+ dead bodies to the burial ground?

To bury 1,000+ ppl at once, you would need a work force of at least 100 to 200 labourers to dig the graves, transport the corpses to site and bury them.

Did day hire labourers or na only army ppl bury dem?

How come nobody saw all of dis?

It was done at night at about 2am when everybody was asleep.

Okay so they left the dead bodies on road till about 2am, and den came back by 2am to pick dem all up for mass speedy burial? Or after the massacre they picked all the 1,000+ dead bodies and saved dem somewia first before going to bury dem at night, abi?

Ehmmm.... I day come...:/

They could have used Caterpillar to dig it up. 20 soldiers are capable. What if they were all packed like sardines?

davidmark4naija:
Okay...

So the Nigerian Army killed 1,000 ppl and buried all of dem at once at a particular place, right?

Good!

So nobody saw when the army was lifting or carrying the over 1,000 dead bodies abi?

How did they transport the 1,000+ dead bodies to the burial ground?

To bury 1,000+ ppl at once, you would need a work force of at least 100 to 200 labourers to dig the graves, transport the corpses to site and bury them.

Did day hire labourers or na only army ppl bury dem?

How come nobody saw all of dis?

It was done at night at about 2am when everybody was asleep.

Okay so they left the dead bodies on road till about 2am, and den came back by 2am to pick dem all up for mass speedy burial? Or after the massacre they picked all the 1,000+ dead bodies and saved dem somewia first before going to bury dem at night, abi?

Ehmmm.... I day come...:/

They could have used Caterpillar to dig it up. 20 soldiers are capable. What if they were all packed like sardines?

sweetilicious:
They could have used Caterpillar to dig it up. 20 soldiers are capable. What if they were all packed like sardines? They could have used Caterpillar to dig it up. 20 soldiers are capable. What if they were all packed like sardines?

I love your answer to that boy. We are silent today because of our political affiliation while Nigerians are murdered in their sleep

sweetilicious:
They could have used Caterpillar to dig it up. 20 soldiers are capable. What if they were all packed like sardines? They could have used Caterpillar to dig it up. 20 soldiers are capable. What if they were all packed like sardines?

Abi oh!

And the caterpillar must have been very invisible abi?

Dem no say anytin abt clustering like sardines na. Sebi na mass graves dem talk dia?

davidmark4naija:
Okay...

So the Nigerian Army killed 1,000 ppl and buried all of dem at once at a particular place, right?

Good!

So nobody saw when the army was lifting or carrying the over 1,000 dead bodies abi?

How did they transport the 1,000+ dead bodies to the burial ground?

To bury 1,000+ ppl at once, you would need a work force of at least 100 to 200 labourers to dig the graves, transport the corpses to site and bury them.

Did day hire labourers or na only army ppl bury dem?

How come nobody saw all of dis?

It was done at night at about 2am when everybody was asleep.

Okay so they left the dead bodies on road till about 2am, and den came back by 2am to pick dem all up for mass speedy burial? Or after the massacre they picked all the 1,000+ dead bodies and saved dem somewia first before going to bury dem at night, abi?

Ehmmm.... I day come...:/

no mind dem, maybe dey first ask dem to dig d grave b4 killing dem. They claim to av found a mass grave, yet dey are asking for d bodies of their people to b buried according to Islamic right.

shaddoww:
no mind dem, maybe dey first ask dem to dig d grave b4 killing dem. They claim to av found a mass grave, yet dey are asking for d bodies of their people to b buried according to Islamic right.

Bros I wonder oh. Why dem no exhume the body go bury themselves na?

So many faults in this essay...

obey the law of the land before religion. i see no reason why they should be blocking roads, thereby making other Nigerians loose man hours.

Yazmin:


Perhaps the lawlessness started when the civilians blocked the road and disallowed constituted authority from accessing a Federal Road for no reason other than being lawless. IMO They deserve what they got to a large extent....

The military became lawless and went beyond human comprehension and should also be given their due punishment ....

The army is not an authority neither is it a policing force or traffic unit.

And if you still believe that crap, then I want the COAS to have his office transfered to Lagos. They will of very good help I'm solving Lagos traffic wahala

damn

Yazmin:


Perhaps the lawlessness started when the civilians blocked the road and disallowed constituted authority from accessing a Federal Road for no reason other than being lawless. IMO They deserve what they got to a large extent....

The military became lawless and went beyond human comprehension and should also be given their due punishment ....

So they deserve to be killed because they blocked a military convoy.

Very what? Very good.

I can't but laugh at how gullible some people can be.
So called activist claimed to have exposed grave for mass burial to the extent of them showing pictures of the alleged site.
In the true sense, that (the pictures) to looks like everything but a burial site. That looks like an ongoing project site. Also if u uncover a grave, you are expected to show us evidence with @ least bones of the so called victims...
I'm not saying there is no grave somewhere. Ooo, what I'm saying is You People never find am.

davidmark4naija:
Okay...

So the Nigerian Army killed 1,000 ppl and buried all of dem at once at a particular place, right?

Good!

So nobody saw when the army was lifting or carrying the over 1,000 dead bodies abi?

How did they transport the 1,000+ dead bodies to the burial ground?

To bury 1,000+ ppl at once, you would need a work force of at least 100 to 200 labourers to dig the graves, transport the corpses to site and bury them.

Did day hire labourers or na only army ppl bury dem?

How come nobody saw all of dis?

It was done at night at about 2am when everybody was asleep.

Okay so they left the dead bodies on road till about 2am, and den came back by 2am to pick dem all up for mass speedy burial? Or after the massacre they picked all the 1,000+ dead bodies and saved dem somewia first before going to bury dem at night, abi?

Ehmmm.... I day come...:/

Mr forensic scientist, in a few minutes ovper 1000 bodies can be moved in trucks & a mass grave dug with caterpillar (diggers), buried in a few minutes too! Since where they are (assumed) to be buried is govt property, they won't be allowed by authorities in charge to exhume their bodies for whatever the group wants to use them for (proper Islamic burials) hence they will require permission from the necessary authorities to do so.

If you found the grave why not dig up some corps for solid evidence for the whole world to see rather than standing beside a bulldozed earth

While reading, I got to ..."as reported by FARS news agency"...der n den I knw where dz news z coming from(IRAN)...I knw it will be filled with exaggerations. If der z mass grave of 1000s of dead bodies der, blv me, d army won't allow anybody access to dt area 2d extent of getting xo close 2d supposed mass grave...not 4getin dt de
r z considerable distance from Mando to NDA, AIRFORCE n DARLET BARRACKS (hdqtrs of 1st mechanized division).
The only way I can blv dz story z 4dem 2dig d mass grave n show us d dead bodies since dey r standing ryt der...@least we saw pix of mass graves in Iraq&Syria.
My Humble Submission!!!

kuuljay:
If you found the grave why not dig up some corps for solid evidence for the whole world to see rather than standing beside a bulldozed earth

You need permission from the authorities.

Jess save this country.

If any group does that again, the army must finish them again.

davidmark4naija:
Okay...

So the Nigerian Army killed 1,000 ppl and buried all of dem at once at a particular place, right?

Good!

So nobody saw when the army was lifting or carrying the over 1,000 dead bodies abi?

How did they transport the 1,000+ dead bodies to the burial ground?

To bury 1,000+ ppl at once, you would need a work force of at least 100 to 200 labourers to dig the graves, transport the corpses to site and bury them.

Did day hire labourers or na only army ppl bury dem?

How come nobody saw all of dis?

It was done at night at about 2am when everybody was asleep.

Okay so they left the dead bodies on road till about 2am, and den came back by 2am to pick dem all up for mass speedy burial? Or after the massacre they picked all the 1,000+ dead bodies and saved dem somewia first before going to bury dem at night, abi?

Ehmmm.... I day come...:/

My brother, it's just everywhere. political propaganda

I cannot see any corpse in the pictures posted

PROVACATEUR:
I love your answer to that boy. We are silent today because of our political affiliation while Nigerians are murdered in their sleep

And by that wicked and timid silence we've strengthened the hands of extrajudicial killings and evil. The selfishness here is criminal.

Hope they did.

The military has to account for the unwanton murders.

theGistsonline:


Mr forensic scientist, in a few minutes ovper 1000 bodies can be moved in trucks & a mass grave dug with caterpillar (diggers), buried in a few minutes too! Since where they are (assumed) to be buried is govt property, they won't be allowed by authorities in charge to exhume their bodies for whatever the group wants to use them for (proper Islamic burials) hence they will require permission from the necessary authorities to do so.

Okay you're very correct. Pls tell me more...

So the army killed over 1,000 ppl and ppl saw when it happened abi?

How come nobody saw when the army came with their trucks and loaded the dead 1,000+ bodies?

They only saw when the army killed them abi?

Oh sori, I forgot. The Nigerian Army now uses 22nd century sound proof trucks that don't cause any vibrations on the floor, so nobody will even notice when they come and go. Besides, they came in by 2am so nobody saw them carry the bodies.

Thank you very much!