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The National Coalition Against Mass Killings and Impunity (NCAMKI), supported by the Gani Fawehinmi Memorial Organisation, has criticised the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Musa, over his claim that residents of Benue State “provided food, shelter and even women” to the armed killers behind the Yelwata massacre.

In a statement by its National Secretariat, the group described the remarks as “reckless, insensitive, and highly provocative.” It condemned the “dangerous and insulting narrative,” arguing that it re-victimises grieving communities while deflecting attention from the government’s failure to protect lives and property.

The coalition warned that such comments amount to victim-blaming and risk fuelling division and distrust between security agencies and traumatised communities.

helinues:
Benue insecurity is mostly reprisal back and forth attack

They pay bandits, herdsmen to attack each other

Late Gana revealed a little before he was silenced

mystry:
You sure say this one no go worse pass the former?

mystry:
You sure say this one no go worse pass the former?

Like how are supposed to benefit from this information? Your job is to eliminate the terrorists and the enablers too

Hankim:
Is this a joke or something, if it’s true then something is fundamentally wrong with our people from that part of the country irrespective of their religion

jessicahanlo:
This kind of narrative only deepens distrust. Benue residents deserve protection, not blame. Leaders should focus on accountability, justice, and real solutions not statements that worsen the wounds.

Emeskhalifa:
Dey play. It's all over the country. They are getting abetted by indigines of anywhere you see them terrorising

nairalandankrah:
The National Coalition Against Mass Killings and Impunity (NCAMKI), supported by the Gani Fawehinmi Memorial Organisation, has criticised the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Musa, over his claim that residents of Benue State “provided food, shelter and even women” to the armed killers behind the Yelwata massacre.

In a statement by its National Secretariat, the group described the remarks as “reckless, insensitive, and highly provocative.” It condemned the “dangerous and insulting narrative,” arguing that it re-victimises grieving communities while deflecting attention from the government’s failure to protect lives and property.

The coalition warned that such comments amount to victim-blaming and risk fuelling division and distrust between security agencies and traumatised communities.
https://guardian.ng/news/nigeria/metro/group-faults-defence-chiefs-remarks-on-yelwata-massacre-demands-retraction/

helinues:
Benue insecurity is mostly reprisal back and forth attack

They pay bandits, herdsmen to attack each other

Late Gana revealed a little before he was silenced

datola:
It seems oga Musa knows a lot about these bandit terrorists activities. He appears fits for the job