Anambra attack shows no proactive security for ordinary Nigerian – Charly Boy
Charly Boy, popularly addressed by young people "Area Fada”, showbiz superstar and activist, on Monday expressed sadness over Sunday’s killing of worshippers in a church in Anambra State, saying the attack shows there is no proactive security measures for the ordinary Nigerian.
Charly Boy, in an interview with newsmen, described the crime as the height of man’s wickedness to his fellow man, and a sacrilege against God.
“That is the height of total disregard for the sanctity of human life, and my heart goes out to the victims, their families and the entire community.
“How can people be worshipping their creator and some inhumane fellow murder them in cold blood.
“There is no justifiable reason that should cause this massacre on a people, and every Nigerian must stand up and speak with one voice against it.
“I sympathise with the community and the state at large.”
He said that the Ozubulu incident was a clear indication that security agencies needed to do more in protecting lives and property.
“For armed men to drive into a community and attack a church, shows that there are no proactive security measures in place for the ordinary Nigerian.
“If a top politician was in that service or environment, there would have been numbers of security personnel assigned to him.
“Our leaders must stop playing politics with everything, including security of lives.
“We must stand up and do the right thing because every Nigerian has a right to life, protection and other basic things of life,” he said.
Charly Boy, in an interview with newsmen, described the crime as the height of man’s wickedness to his fellow man, and a sacrilege against God.
“That is the height of total disregard for the sanctity of human life, and my heart goes out to the victims, their families and the entire community.
“How can people be worshipping their creator and some inhumane fellow murder them in cold blood.
“There is no justifiable reason that should cause this massacre on a people, and every Nigerian must stand up and speak with one voice against it.
“I sympathise with the community and the state at large.”
He said that the Ozubulu incident was a clear indication that security agencies needed to do more in protecting lives and property.
“For armed men to drive into a community and attack a church, shows that there are no proactive security measures in place for the ordinary Nigerian.
“If a top politician was in that service or environment, there would have been numbers of security personnel assigned to him.
“Our leaders must stop playing politics with everything, including security of lives.
“We must stand up and do the right thing because every Nigerian has a right to life, protection and other basic things of life,” he said.
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