muhammadu Buhari To Study Amnesty International Report

Nigeria's leader, Muhammadu Buhari, has guaranteed Nigerians that his administration will consider the report by the human rights gathering, Amnesty International, blaming the Nigerian armed force for being in charge of the passings of 8,000 convicts.



In a report distributed on June 3, Wednesday, Amnesty International faulted the armed force of across the board torment and extrajudicial killings in the war against the Boko Haram insurrection.

The archive recorded senior military administrators, including serving and past administration boss, who ought to be inspected for conceivable atrocities.

President Buhari said he will survey the report and act appropriately.

Garba Shehu, the presidential representative, said in a remark in Niamey, Niger Republic, that the president has gotten the report which he said spreads numerous disturbing allegations.

Buhari said: "I guarantee you that your report will be investigated."

He added that without intending to prejudgment the result of any examination, Nigerians should have been consoled that "this organization will leave no stone unturned to advance the guideline of law, and manage all instances of human rights ill-uses".

"Regard for human rights and adherence to the guideline of law are the life and soul of the fair framework. We won't endure or support exemption and careless nonchalance for human rights," the president said.

The International Criminal Court in The Hague has as of late said there is lacking confirmation binds Nigeria's armed force to precise abominations focusing on regular people.