The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, has urged the Federal Government to sustain negotiations with the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, IMN, over the case of their leader, Sheikh Ibraheem El-Zakzaky.

The commission, in a statement in Abuja, yesterday, expressed concern over the incessant clashes between the Islamic sect and the security agencies, which have resulted in loss of lives and destruction of property.

According to the statement, death of the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Operations, FCT Command, DCP Usman Umar; a Channels Television journalist, Precious Owolabi; some protesters and others who sustained various degrees of injury in the recent incident, called for serious and urgent action to address the situation.

The statement signed by Director, Corporate Affairs and External Linkages at NHRC, Mr. Lambert Oparah, read: “The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, has viewed with great concern the incessant clashes between the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, IMN , and security agencies, which have resulted in the loss of lives and wanton destruction of property.

“Executive Secretary of the commission, Tony Ojukwu, condoled with the families of those who lost their loved ones on Monday in another clash between the protesting IMN members and the Police in Abuja.

“The death of the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Operations, FCT Command; DCP Usman Umar, a Channels Television journalist, Precious Owolabi; some protesters and others who sustained various degrees of injury in that incident calls for serious and urgent action to address the situation.

“The Executive Secretary reiterated the commission’s call on government and the leaders of the Islamic Movement to consider dialogue as the best option in this conflict.

“In a crisis of this nature, human right is usually the casualty and as a national institution for the promotion and protection of human rights, we are very concerned that this conflict if not handled peacefully may result in monumental human rights and humanitarian crises.

“He said the commission called for speedy trail of the Shi’ite leader, El-Zakzaky, and government to ensure he receives adequate treatment against the consistent claim by his supporters of his state of health.

“The NHRC has been at the forefront of finding solution to the protracted conflict between the IMN and the government over the conflict that has lasted for more than four years.”

Members of the IMN, otherwise known as Shi’ite sect, have continued to protest the continued detention of their leader, Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky.

The Shi’ite leader has been in detention since December 14, 2015.

He was arrested after a bloody clash between members of the sect and the Nigerian Army, on December 12, 2015.

The clash occurred after the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Yusuf Buratai, who was on his way from Dutse to pay homage on the Emir of Zazzau before proceeding to Depot NA Passing Out Parade of 73 Regular Recruit Intake, was denied passage by members of sect.

https://akelicious.net/shiites-what-nhrc-told-buhari-govt-about-el-zakzakys-case/

What actually is the offence the Shi'ites have committed?
How many people have they killed?

vanunu:
What actually is the offence the Shi'ites have committed?
How many people have they killed?

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Elsaksaky and his troops attacked COAS and his entourage on duty. This is a Capital Offence and it tantamounts to very serious Alien Attack on Nigeria. It is a premeditated and unprovoked rebellion and attack.

Mrakeli:
The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, has urged the Federal Government to sustain negotiations with the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, IMN, over the case of their leader, Sheikh Ibraheem El-Zakzaky.

The commission, in a statement in Abuja, yesterday, expressed concern over the incessant clashes between the Islamic sect and the security agencies, which have resulted in loss of lives and destruction of property.

According to the statement, death of the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Operations, FCT Command, DCP Usman Umar; a Channels Television journalist, Precious Owolabi; some protesters and others who sustained various degrees of injury in the recent incident, called for serious and urgent action to address the situation.

The statement signed by Director, Corporate Affairs and External Linkages at NHRC, Mr. Lambert Oparah, read: “The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, has viewed with great concern the incessant clashes between the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, IMN , and security agencies, which have resulted in the loss of lives and wanton destruction of property.

“Executive Secretary of the commission, Tony Ojukwu, condoled with the families of those who lost their loved ones on Monday in another clash between the protesting IMN members and the Police in Abuja.

“The death of the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Operations, FCT Command; DCP Usman Umar, a Channels Television journalist, Precious Owolabi; some protesters and others who sustained various degrees of injury in that incident calls for serious and urgent action to address the situation.

“The Executive Secretary reiterated the commission’s call on government and the leaders of the Islamic Movement to consider dialogue as the best option in this conflict.

“In a crisis of this nature, human right is usually the casualty and as a national institution for the promotion and protection of human rights, we are very concerned that this conflict if not handled peacefully may result in monumental human rights and humanitarian crises.

“He said the commission called for speedy trail of the Shi’ite leader, El-Zakzaky, and government to ensure he receives adequate treatment against the consistent claim by his supporters of his state of health.

“The NHRC has been at the forefront of finding solution to the protracted conflict between the IMN and the government over the conflict that has lasted for more than four years.”

Members of the IMN, otherwise known as Shi’ite sect, have continued to protest the continued detention of their leader, Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky.

The Shi’ite leader has been in detention since December 14, 2015.

He was arrested after a bloody clash between members of the sect and the Nigerian Army, on December 12, 2015.

The clash occurred after the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Yusuf Buratai, who was on his way from Dutse to pay homage on the Emir of Zazzau before proceeding to Depot NA Passing Out Parade of 73 Regular Recruit Intake, was denied passage by members of sect.

https://akelicious.net/shiites-what-nhrc-told-buhari-govt-about-el-zakzakys-case/

Silly people

orisa37:
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Elsaksaky and his troops attacked COAS and his entourage on duty. This is a Capital Offence and it tantamounts to very serious Alien Attack on Nigeria. It is a premeditated and unprovoked rebellion and attack.

Lies!

Every time these people are doing their processions, there is always a military vehicle ready to pass through and claim their way was blocked. We don't see that during Friday prayers of the Sunnis or church service on Sundays. And the military convoy always end up shooting and killing them. Let's put aside what transpired on the road. Why were they arbitrarily attacked at different locations afterwards and hundreds of them killed and dumped in mass grave and their properties burnt and demolished? Does road block warrant committing a massacre and then, repeatedly shoot at them during their processions and protests asking for their leader to be freed?

Levant:


Lies!

Every time these people are doing their processions, there is always a military vehicle ready to pass through and claim their way was blocked. We don't see that during Friday prayers of the Sunnis or church service on Sundays. And the military convoy always end up shooting and killing them. Let's put aside what transpired on the road. Why were they arbitrarily attacked at different locations afterwards and hundreds of them killed and dumped in mass grave and their properties burnt and demolished? Does road block warrant committing a massacre and then, repeatedly shoot at them during their processions and protests asking for their leader to be freed?

You are a very bad student of history. If you don't have prior knowledge of events and occurrences, don't comment on them.
Go and research IMN & Shiite movement in Nigeria. it's a cult.

Levant is telling Lies! Levant should be bundled out of Nigeria with Elsaksaky and his family. Levant doesn't know nothing about the atrocities of Elsaky