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“May God save Nigeria” – Fani-Kayode says as he lists tragic incidents within 1 week

Fani Kayode.

The former minister of aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode has called for God’s intervention over the litany of security challenges bedevilling Nigeria.

Listing all the key tragic incidents and attacks that have poured across the nation within this one week, the former minister called on God to save Nigeria.

Recall that within the space of one week, Nigeria has witnessed a series of attacks including the ambush and killing of a Nigerian Military General and soldiers along the Damboa Road in Borno State.

Also, in Maga Local Government Area of Kebbi State, over 25 schoolgirls were kidnapped by some terrorists who invaded the Government Girls’ Comprehensive Secondary School.

During the incident, the terrorists also shot and killed the vice president of the institution.

The former minister in a post on X on Friday, said, “Brigadier General Uba and three of his men were abducted and publicly executed by Islamist terrorists in Borno state on Friday.

“64 civilians, including women and children, were abducted in Tsafe LGA Zamfara state by Islamist terrorists on Saturday.

“25 female students and their Principal were abducted from a school in Maga, Kebbi state on Sunday by Islamist terrorists whilst their Vice Principal was killed.

“38 worshippers abducted from a Church in Eruku, Kwara state yesterday.

“One policeman was killed in an attack by Islamist terrorists in Geidam, Yobe state yesterday.

“8 members of the Civilian Task Force were killed and three were abducted by Islamist terrorists in Gwoza, Borno state yesterday.

“15 people abducted, including 4 nursing mothers and babies, and two killed in Sabon Birni, Sokoto state by Islamist terrorists yesterday.

“4 rice farmers were killed in an attack by Islamist terrorists in Edu, Kwara state yesterday.

“52 students abducted in a Catholic school in Agwara, Niger state today.

“All this in just one week.

“May God save Nigeria!” Fani-Kayode said.

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