Attacks In Kwara, Others Aim To Destabilise Nigeria – Northern CAN
The Northern chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has condemned the rising wave of insecurity across the country.
CAN described the recent incidents as painful reminders of the severe challenges confronting the citizens and security personnel.
The association expressed deep sorrow over the recent attack on a Christ Apostolic Church in Kwara, which left some worshippers killed and several abducted during the violent incident.
It also condemned the killing of a senior military officer, a Brig.-Gen. in Borno, by ISWAP terrorists, as well as the abduction of schoolgirls in Kebbi.
The Chairman of Northern CAN, Rev. Joseph Hayab, in a statement on Wednesday in Kaduna, said the association stood in full solidarity with the victims, their families, and the affected communities during this difficult period.
He said that the pain and trauma experienced by the families who had lost their loved ones or have children in captivity cannot be overstated, given the severity of the incidents.
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Hayab stressed that Northern CAN was praying for comfort for the bereaved, divine healing for the injured, and the safe return of all abducted persons across the country.
While commending the Nigerian Armed Forces for their sacrifices, the association warned that the resurgence of terror attacks appears to be a deliberate attempt to further destabilise the nation.
He urged the military not toletw the incidents dampen their moral,e but to remain focused and resolute in the ongoing security operations nationwide.
Hayab called on the new security chiefs and troops to intensify their operations and demonstrate renewed determination to defeat insurgents, bandits, and other criminal networks threatening peace.
He further appealed to the Federal Government to redouble efforts in securing schools, worship centres, and vulnerable communities facing repeated threats from criminal groups.
Olamilekan Adigun is a graduate of Mass Communication with years of experience in journalism embedded in uncovering human interest stories. He also prioritises accuracy and factual reportage of issues.
