Nigeria's Over 100 Deaths by Error
January 17 2017 By Abiodun Giwa
One of the 120 wounded receiving treatment (Courtesy:BBC)
They have been saved from the pangs of Boko Harams' killings and have been living in the Refugee camp. But still, death find them by error, when a Nigerian Air Force attack mistakenly hit them and kill over 100 and injures many.
News report by the BBC said that Aid workers count among the dead and the location of the attack has been traced to an area bordering Cameroon, North East of the country.
The Nigerian military is reported to have, for the first time, accepts killing by error, and that President Muhammad Buhari is dismayed, but asks for calm. Urging calm could mean allowing government to investigate what actually led to or what may have caused the error leading to the attack of innocent people in a refugee camp. since there has been official statement from president's office confirming or denying the reported mistaken firing attack, against the innocent by the country's Air Force, in what is described as a last push to end Boko Haram.
News report by the BBC said that Aid workers count among the dead and the location of the attack has been traced to an area bordering Cameroon, North East of the country.
The Nigerian military is reported to have, for the first time, accepts killing by error, and that President Muhammad Buhari is dismayed, but asks for calm. Urging calm could mean allowing government to investigate what actually led to or what may have caused the error leading to the attack of innocent people in a refugee camp. since there has been official statement from president's office confirming or denying the reported mistaken firing attack, against the innocent by the country's Air Force, in what is described as a last push to end Boko Haram.
