'We urge ICC Prosecutor, Mr Karim Khan, to open full investigations into allegations of massive atrocity crimes perpetrated by criminal gangs, terrorists, and law enforcement and military operatives in Nigeria.'
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The call came during a meeting between the CSOs and ICC Deputy Prosecutor, Mame Niang, on 18 March in Nigeria. He further stated that events such as the abduction of hundreds of schoolgirls from Chibok in April 2014 highlight the severity of the situation. Mr Obiagwu lamented that these incidents have left communities traumatised and perpetuated fear and instability.
However, significant challenges remain, including Nigeria’s complex security landscape and the reluctance of some government officials to cooperate with international bodies like the ICC.
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