Al-Qaeda in Nigeria: Nobody is safe - Christian leadership - Daily Post Nigeria

Al-Qaeda in Nigeria: Nobody is safe – Christian leadership

The President, Samson Ayokunle, spoke at the All Christians Fellowship Mission in Abuja on Sunday.The United States Africa Command said the Islamic State and Al-Qaeda terrorist groups

The CAN leader expressed concern, noting that the security situation in Nigeria was frightening already. He urged President Muhammadu Buhari’s government to immediately overhaul the country’s security apparatus. Ayokunle recalled that 14 members of a Baptist church in Kogi state were recently slaughtered overnight.

“Nobody is safe. These radicals can attack from any angle. The people of this nation deserve to live their lives in maximum security”, NAN quoted him as saying.

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