Community Council condemns acts of terrorism in Nigeria

Jan 16, 2015

Recalling the statement of the COFCOR condemning acts of terrorism in Nigeria, the  Community Council of Ministers expresses strong condemnation of the continuing brutal massacre of thousands of innocent civilians in Nigeria by the terrorist group Boko Haram.

The Council appeals to the international community to display greater urgency in addressing the continuing slaughter by these terrorists in Nigeria and nearby countries. 

The Council is of the view that acts of terrorism wherever they are perpetrated must be met with the strongest international response and calls for concerted action to bring an end to the horror being experienced in Nigeria in particular.

The Council also calls for greater support to the Nigerian Government to combat these acts of terrorism and so enable their citizens to conduct their daily lives without fear.

Editor’s Note:

The Community Council of Ministers, the second highest organ of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), held its 35th meeting on Friday 16 January 2015 at the CARICOM Secretariat, Georgetown, Guyana.

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