No less than 10 women farmers have disappeared from sight following an attack by Boko Haram in Borno state.
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Amnesty International has revealed that the ten women working on Kwashabe rice farm are missing after a fresh attack by Boko Haram terrorist group in Borno.
Boko Haram had beheaded 43 farmers in Zabarmari LGA, Borno on Saturday.
AI revealed that of the 43 farmers slaughtered by the terrorist group, 16 were Internally Displaced Persons.
“Amnesty International’s findings show that, of the 43 farmers slaughtered by Boko Haram yesterday, 16 were Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs). 10 women working in Kwashabe rice farm are still missing after the attack,” the group said.
Amnesty International’s findings show that, of the 43 farmers slaughtered by Boko Haram yesterday, 16 were Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) resident at Farm Centre IDP Camp. While 10 women working in Kwashabe rice farm are still missing after the attack.
— Amnesty International Nigeria (@AmnestyNigeria) November 29, 2020
AI urged the Nigerian government to do more in protecting Nigerians and ensure perpetrators are brought to justice.
“Boko Haram and other armed groups must renounce their unlawful and vicious campaign of violence against civilians. The Nigerian authorities, on their part, must do more to protect civilians and bring the perpetrators of all such attacks to justice,” AI said.
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