*Blames Embassy for not evacuating citizens





It is abundantly clear that lives are now at stake, "especially for our Northern brothers and sisters schooling in Sudan, considering the escalation of this war, that involves the use of heavy-duty incendiary."



This was expressed by the National President of the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF), Alh. Yerima Shettima in a statement he personally signed and made available to newsmen in Kaduna on Saturday April 22,



"As a group, we wish to make it categorically clear that if our innocent Northern brothers and sisters schooling in Sudan get killed in this war, we shall hold the Nigerian Embassy in Sudan accountable.



"We wish to emphasize that on no account should these young and innocent Nigerians be left to their own devices, because they have a fatherland that has the constitutional and legal responsibility to protect the lives of citizens anywhere they are on this planet," the statement said.



AYCF in the statement titled, "On The Unacceptable Response Of Nigerian Government To Citizens Trapped In Sudan" said that as concerned Nigerians who are very uncomfortable with the fate of Nigerians trapped in Sudan due to ongoing war and killings, they feel duty bound to unequivocally state their final stand on this bloodshed and arson.



"We therefore wish to state, for the records, as follows:

It is totally unacceptable that while several countries were evacuating their citizens from Sudan, ours is the only African nation giving excuses.



"With thousands of Nigerians in Sudan, especially male and female Northern students being the majority, we reject the lame excuse given in a letter by the Nigeria Embassy about the difficulty of evacuating our sons and daughters. No Northerner in this country is at peace since the killings and arson started in Sudan.



"We are aware that the Sudanese government had already warned that the situation would escalate, and gave 72 hours ultimatum for countries whose citizens are either doing business or schooling in that country to be evacuated. We cannot fathom why all we get at the moment is the excuse by our Embassy that doing so would be difficult. What held us from taking advantage of the 72 hours ultimatum in the first place?"

Hypocrite .the one are been killed here in Nigeria what have you done

Jatuski:





*Blames Embassy for not evacuating citizens





It is abundantly clear that lives are now at stake, "especially for our Northern brothers and sisters schooling in Sudan, considering the escalation of this war, that involves the use of heavy-duty incendiary."



This was expressed by the National President of the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF), Alh. Yerima Shettima in a statement he personally signed and made available to newsmen in Kaduna on Saturday April 22,



"As a group, we wish to make it categorically clear that if our innocent Northern brothers and sisters schooling in Sudan get killed in this war, we shall hold the Nigerian Embassy in Sudan accountable.



"We wish to emphasize that on no account should these young and innocent Nigerians be left to their own devices, because they have a fatherland that has the constitutional and legal responsibility to protect the lives of citizens anywhere they are on this planet," the statement said.



AYCF in the statement titled, "On The Unacceptable Response Of Nigerian Government To Citizens Trapped In Sudan" said that as concerned Nigerians who are very uncomfortable with the fate of Nigerians trapped in Sudan due to ongoing war and killings, they feel duty bound to unequivocally state their final stand on this bloodshed and arson.



"We therefore wish to state, for the records, as follows:

It is totally unacceptable that while several countries were evacuating their citizens from Sudan, ours is the only African nation giving excuses.



"With thousands of Nigerians in Sudan, especially male and female Northern students being the majority, we reject the lame excuse given in a letter by the Nigeria Embassy about the difficulty of evacuating our sons and daughters. No Northerner in this country is at peace since the killings and arson started in Sudan.



"We are aware that the Sudanese government had already warned that the situation would escalate, and gave 72 hours ultimatum for countries whose citizens are either doing business or schooling in that country to be evacuated. We cannot fathom why all we get at the moment is the excuse by our Embassy that doing so would be difficult. What held us from taking advantage of the 72 hours ultimatum in the first place?"

We Nigerians need to know the academy fields they studies in Sudan? Is it department for the north and sambisa?