President Condemns Murder of Travelling Hunters in Edo
President Bola Tinubu has condemned the murder of travelling hunters intercepted by members of a local vigilance group in Uromi community of Esan North Local Government of Edo.
The President’s Response
The president, who expressed shock at the dastardly act on Thursday, directed the police and other security agencies to conduct swift and thorough investigations and punish the suspected culprits. He commiserated with the families of the affected victims and assured them that criminals would not be allowed to shed the blood of innocent Nigerians in vain.
The President’s View on Jungle Justice
The president noted that jungle justice had no place in Nigeria, and all Nigerians had the freedom to move freely in any part of the country. He commended Gov. Monday Okpebholo of Edo and community leaders in Uromi for their swift response to avert escalation of tension.
Conclusion
The president’s swift response and condemnation of the act are a step in the right direction. It is essential that the perpetrators of this heinous crime are brought to justice, and the victims’ families receive justice and compensation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What happened in Uromi?
A: Travelling hunters were intercepted by a local vigilance group in Uromi community of Esan North Local Government of Edo, resulting in their murder.
Q: What did President Bola Tinubu say about the incident?
A: He condemned the act, expressing shock and directing the police and security agencies to conduct swift investigations and punish the suspected culprits.
Q: What did the president say about jungle justice?
A: He stated that jungle justice has no place in Nigeria and that all Nigerians have the freedom to move freely in any part of the country.
