The Bomb Victims Association of Nigeria has
called on President Mohammadu Buhari to
investigate the whereabouts of over N80 billion
raised for the support of bomb victims in 2014.
Chairman of the association, Mr Olatunji Oladele
made the call on Wednesday in Abuja at a press
briefing on the welfare and care of bomb blast
victims in Nigeria.
Oladele said despite the money raised through the
Committee on Victims Support Fund, under former
president Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, to
mobilise resource and administer appropriate
support to victims of insurgency, victims are still
languishing in pain and neglect.
He lamented the prolong neglect of victims of
bomb blasts across Northern Nigeria,noting that
some of them who initially survived the bombings
have died due to little or no medical care.
The group however demanded for a framework to
be set up to make the eighty billion naira available
to the real victims of bomb blasts as many of them
are in dire need of medical attention.
Meanwhile, the association urged Mr President to
expedite action towards curbing terrorism in the
country to avoid further deaths arising from bomb
blasts.

Bomb Victims Association of Nigeria. (BVAN)
bvannigeria@gmail.com

LINK:
http://leadership.ng/news/448947/bomb-blast-victims-demand-inquiry-into-n58bn-victims-fund

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The association is set to bring victims of
bomb blasts across Nigeria under one
umbrella to speak with one voice and to help show
love, care and support towards those affected,and
be the voice of the voiceless of her members. The
association has been formed with the guidance
and help of the Chairman of the NationalHuman
Rights Commission, Dr. Chidi Odinkalu