"STOP THE KILLING": Okereafor's Urgent Plea to President Tinubu

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Eminent Peace Ambassador Sounds Alarm on Plateau State Crisis 

Published by Unity Nicholas - Senegal, Sara, Christy David | ICC report | 23rd April 2025 | Death |Plateau Killing| Peace

His Eminence Amb. Okereafor Joseph Chukwuemeka Joseph 

In a fervent appeal, Ambassador Okereafor Joseph Chukwuemeka, a renowned peace advocate, has implored President Tinubu to intervene in the escalating violence in Plateau State. The ambassador's passionate plea underscores the gravity of the situation, marked by senseless loss of life and wanton destruction of property.

Ambassador Okereafor's statement reads: "Mr. President, look into the killing of innocent souls and burning down of properties in Plateau State. This is the highest form of killing in Nigeria, and it's imperative that the Federal Government takes immediate action to secure lives and properties."

The peace ambassador has called upon security agencies, including the Nigerian Army, Nigeria Airforce, and Nigeria Forest Security Service, to surround affected areas and protect citizens from harm. "We need urgent action to safeguard Plateau citizens from these perpetrators," he stressed.

Ambassador Okereafor lamented the current state of insecurity in Nigeria, describing it as the worst in the country's history. "This is not what you promised Nigerians as President," he said, urging President Tinubu to address the situation.

The ambassador also appealed for support to families affected by the crisis. "Mr. President should also look into the lost families and support them, give them reasons to smile again," he said, highlighting the need for humanitarian assistance.

Amb. Okereafor's urged traditional rulers, chiefs, and youths to rise up and defend themselves while awaiting government intervention.

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"THE ONUS IS ON THE GOVERNMENT TO ACT"

As the crisis deepens, Ambassador Okereafor's plea underscores the urgent need for government action to protect lives and properties in Plateau State. Will the government respond swiftly to address the situation? Only time will tell.