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A human rights group, the Centre for Human Rights and Social
Justice(CHRSJ) has declared that the killing of Hauwa Leman, an aid
Health worker with the International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC) by
the Boko Haram sect, had shown General Muhammadu Buhari(rtd) as a
failed democratically elected President leading a failed government in
Nigeria.
The group also maintained that the unjust murder of Leman by the sect,
had confirmed that President Buhari lacked capacity to protect the
lives and property of the Nigeria citizens as enshrined in the 1999
Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria(as amended), stressing
that Buhari lacked capacity to continue as nation’s leader in 2019.
In a signed statement by the CHRSJ’s Executive Chairman, Comrade
Adeniyi, Alimi Sulaiman, which copies were made available to
Journalists on Wednesday, he strongly condemned President Buhari and
his team, for not being proactive enough to secure the life of Late
Hauwa Leman from the captivity of the Boko Haram sect upon the huge
allocations for the security sector of the country in the nation’s
fiscal budget.
Comrade Sulaiman who commiserated with the immediate family of the
deceased (Leman) and ICRC over the sad incident, disagreeing with the
present administration that Boko Haram sect had been technically
defeated in Nigeria, saying that the present administration was just
paying lip service to the issue of the security in the land.
Sulaiman who described the action of Boko Haram sect as callous,
satanic, barbaric, evil and crime against God and humanity.
CHRSJ Chief then urged Buhari led Federal Government to put necessary
measures in place to secure the freedom of other surviving members of
ICRC which the sect still held in captivity and the only remaining
Dapchi School Girl, Lear Sharibu who is still in the custody of the
Boko Haram sect.

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