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This is a call to all Nigerian youth to responsibly defend yourselves and the lives and properties of your loved ones from rampaging terrorists, militants and other bandits.
The death of 45 more of our fellow citizens in Gwari Kaduna is one massacre too many. This madness must come to an end. This latest massacre coming on the heels of the massacre in Adamawa and the many other massacres across the country, too many to mention.
General T. Y. Danjuma made the right call. Nigeria’s Criminal Code Act (Chapter 77) states, as quoted from Part 5, subsection 25:
286. When a person is unlawfully assaulted, and has not provoked the assault, it is lawful for him to use such force to the assailant as is reasonably necessary to make effectual defence against the assault:
Provided that the force used is not intended, and is not such as is likely, to cause death or grievous harm.
If the nature of the assault is such as to cause reasonable apprehension of death or grievous harm, and the person using force by way of defence believes, on reasonable grounds, that he cannot otherwise preserve the person defended from death or grievous harm, it is lawful for him to use any such force to the assailant as is necessary for defence, even though such force may cause death or grievous harm. [http://www.nigeria-law.org/Criminal%20Code%20Act-PartV.htm]
Nigeria’s Police Has Dedicated Itself To Only Protecting The Lives of the Cabal
Nigeria’s police has dedicated itself to a singular function of ONLY protecting the wealthy “elite” cabal. Nigeria’s police chief IGP Ibrahim Idris confessed that he has kept 80% of the police deployed as bodyguards to the wealthy cabal. The nation with an already too tiny police force, ranked as the worst in the entire world, is left helplessly under-policed and at the mercy of wanton bandits and terrorists who continue to kill us and displace us from our lands at will. While we protest for the Buhari administration to #ProtectUs, we youth must not be lazy on our obligation to defend the old, the young and the weak.
Responsible Self-Defense
Let it be noted that self-defense does not extend to aggression. We must not be aggressors and MUST NOT ever conduct preemptive strikes against the innocent and uninvolved. This will constitute Genocidal Thinking and Genocidal Killing which ENDS has condemned in its release in May of 2013. [http://saharareporters.com/2013/05/13/genocidal-thinking-dr-peregrino-brimah]
Form Watch Groups and communicate with each other via mobile devices to alert communities and launch counter strike forces against marauding killers and other terrorists. But DO NOT ever kill any innocent person. Wherever a suspect is apprehended, do not extra-judicially murder him but turn him over to the authorities.
Dr. Perry Brimah; the @CabalMustGo revolution can be joined on WhatsApp +234-903-420-3031; +1-929-427-5305; Follow @EveryNigerian on twitter.or via Facebook.com/CabalMustGo
