The European Parliament has called on the Federal Government to take stronger action against insecurity in Nigeria’s Middle Belt following growing concerns over attacks on Christian communities in the region.
A total of 501 lawmakers voted in support of a resolution condemning the killings and urging Nigerian authorities to improve security measures, protect vulnerable communities and ensure that perpetrators of violence are brought to justice.
The resolution was passed with overwhelming support, while only one lawmaker voted against it and 86 abstained.
European lawmakers expressed concern over the worsening security situation in parts of Nigeria, particularly in Plateau State, where several communities have come under repeated attacks in recent months.
The Parliament specifically referenced the June 22 attack on Kawel village in Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State, where more than 20 Christians, including a pastor, were reportedly killed during a night raid by armed assailants.
Lawmakers said Nigerian authorities must intensify efforts against
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