The Founder of Evangelical Bible Outreach Ministry International (EBOMI), Prophet Isa El-Buba has charged the federal government to come up with urgent action that will end the wave of killings, kidnappings and insecurity across Nigeria.
The cleric specifically demanded that protection of the lives of Nigeria’s citizens must take precedence over politics and elections.
He spoke on Sunday in Jos, Plateau State during the “Black Sunday observance” declared by the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN).
The cleric lamented the continued loss of innocent lives and the suffering of families affected by violence in different parts of the country despite the repeated promises by the government to arrest the unpleasant situation.
He said Nigeria’s democratic journey would remain incomplete if citizens could not live safely in their own ancestral communities, stressing that democracy must guarantee security, justice, equal opportunities, and hope for future generations.
At the Black Sunday observance attended by Christians, Muslims, traditional leaders, public servants and political leaders, the cleric described the nation’s current situation as a critical moment that demands collective action and national reflection.
“Too many innocent lives have been lost. Too many communities have been displaced. Too many parents live with uncertainties about the future of their children,” he said.
He urged Nigerians to unite in condemning the persistent violence, declaring, “The bloodshed in Nigeria must stop. Every life matters. Every citizen deserves protection and every community deserves peace.”
The religious leader emphasized that security should be the nation’s top priority, insisting that political interests and electioneering should not take precedence over
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