Vacate Nigeria now, group gives Amnesty International 7-day Ultimatum

A group has told the Amnesty international to vacate the country with 7 days

Refusal to do address their demand, the group swore to go into the streets objecting the presence of the international group in Nigeria

The group also maintained that Nigerians could no longer accept the intentional act of sabotage and indirect negative impact of Amnesty International on the nation’s national security

Amnesty International has been informed to quit Nigeria over their unfavourable report about Nigeria’s security organisations by a human rights advocacy group.

The group under the support of the save humanity advocacy center, gave Amnesty International a 7-day stipulation to instantly leave the country claiming that Nigerians have had enough of their “absurdity and evil machinations.”

According to Leadership, while speaking to the newsmen at a press conference in Abuja, on Sunday, March 19, the group’s executive secretary, Comrade Ibrahim Abubakar, said that upon refusal of Amnesty International to leave the country at the end of the ultimatum, it will result to street protest.

Abubakar asserted that Nigerians could no longer consent the deliberate act of disruption and indirect compromise of national security by Amnesty International

He stated: “To this end, we are opening a register of protests in our office to collect the signatures of Nigerians, who are resentful to the destructive activities of Amnesty International as well as their dubious reports of hate and espionage on Nigerian soil.

“And failure of Amnesty International to respond to this plea as stipulated, they would incur the wrath of Nigerians, who would have no option than occupy Nigeria on the streets, until government compels Amnesty International to leave the country.”

According to Abubakar, the most recent report of Amnesty International which accused the Nigerian military and other supporting arms of security of human rights violations when fighting the acts of terrorism, separatism and fanaticism in the country is another suggestion of the organization’s continual mission to weaken Nigeria’s security.

He added: “we are worried and indeed, sad to notice that each time peace and normalcy is returning to these troubled parts of the country, Amnesty International, an international human rights body mindlessly punctures the essence of this peace by cooking up baseless reports that maliciously indict and disparage efforts of the Nigerian security architecture, by alleging unsubstantiated human rights violations.

“We have noticed that each time Amnesty International wail for criminal gangs or terrorists in released reports, Boko Haram terrorists crude and barbaric attacks, including slitting the throats of captives with knives, gain momentum and the tempo of violent insurrections also heightens in the country.”