The Save Nigeria Group (SNG) USA has issued a blistering condemnation of the recent massacre in Kwara State, where over 170 innocent Nigerians were slaughtered in the Woro and Nuku communities, reports ITREALMS.
The group described the atrocity, allegedly carried out by the Lakurawa extremist group, as a profound moral stain and a total collapse of the nation's security apparatus.
The SNG USA is calling directly on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to prioritize the constitutional duty of protecting lives over the early political maneuvers for the 2027 General Election.
Stephen Osemwegie, President of SNG USA, warned that the current insecurity trajectory is unsustainable, stating that "there will be no country to govern if citizens continue to be slaughtered in their homes."
He urged the administration to move past denial and address the reality that no region of Nigeria is currently immune to the expanding threat of terrorism.
In a significant diplomatic move, the organization has made a formal appeal to the United States Government under President Donald J. Trump to expand security cooperation.
The SNG USA is urging the deployment of American military advisers, intelligence support, and technical assistance to close the critical gaps in Nigeria’s counterterrorism operations.
The group emphasized that a stable Nigeria is essential for the security of the entire West African sub-region and the transatlantic community, arguing that American expertise is needed to dismantle terror networks before they achieve total regional destabilization.
Beyond military and political action, the group is advocating for a United Front Against Terrorism that transcends partisan interests, calling on traditional rulers, religious leaders, and civil society to unify.
SNG USA has also proposed a National Day of Prayer, urging Nigerians at home and in the diaspora to seek divine intervention for the souls of the victims and for the wisdom of the country's leadership.
The organization concluded its statement with a list of urgent demands, including an immediate investigation into the security failures in Kwara, the deployment of advanced surveillance technology across the Kwara and Niger State borders, and a decisive shift from political posturing back to national defense.
SNG USA reaffirmed its position as a watchdog for democratic stability, vowing to remain a vocal advocate for the protection of human rights and the restoration of safety across Nigeria.
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The SNG USA is calling directly on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to prioritize the constitutional duty of protecting lives over the early political maneuvers for the 2027 General Election.
Stephen Osemwegie, President of SNG USA, warned that the current insecurity trajectory is unsustainable, stating that "there will be no country to govern if citizens continue to be slaughtered in their homes."
He urged the administration to move past denial and address the reality that no region of Nigeria is currently immune to the expanding threat of terrorism.
In a significant diplomatic move, the organization has made a formal appeal to the United States Government under President Donald J. Trump to expand security cooperation.
The SNG USA is urging the deployment of American military advisers, intelligence support, and technical assistance to close the critical gaps in Nigeria’s counterterrorism operations.
The group emphasized that a stable Nigeria is essential for the security of the entire West African sub-region and the transatlantic community, arguing that American expertise is needed to dismantle terror networks before they achieve total regional destabilization.
Beyond military and political action, the group is advocating for a United Front Against Terrorism that transcends partisan interests, calling on traditional rulers, religious leaders, and civil society to unify.
SNG USA has also proposed a National Day of Prayer, urging Nigerians at home and in the diaspora to seek divine intervention for the souls of the victims and for the wisdom of the country's leadership.
The organization concluded its statement with a list of urgent demands, including an immediate investigation into the security failures in Kwara, the deployment of advanced surveillance technology across the Kwara and Niger State borders, and a decisive shift from political posturing back to national defense.
SNG USA reaffirmed its position as a watchdog for democratic stability, vowing to remain a vocal advocate for the protection of human rights and the restoration of safety across Nigeria.
Remmy Nweke/DoP
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