“Oh Lord, See Our Grief” – Femi Fani-Kayode Reacts as Terrorists Allegedly Feed Newborn Twins to Dogs in Zamfara

Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has expressed sorrow and outrage following disturbing reports that insurgents in Zamfara State allegedly fed newborn twins to dogs.

According to LMSINT MEDIA, the horrific act was brought to light by Aminu Jaji, a member of the House of Representatives, during a session on Wednesday. He claimed that the situation in Zamfara had worsened significantly, to the extent that infants born in captivity were reportedly handed over to dogs by the terrorists.

The lawmaker recounted that a pregnant woman had been kidnapped by the insurgents. Upon giving birth to a set of twins while in captivity, the group’s leader reportedly took the babies and threw them to their dogs.

“The dogs devoured them, one after the other,” he painfully stated.

In response, Femi Fani-Kayode took to his verified X (formerly Twitter) account on Friday, calling it one of the worst crimes against humanity he had ever heard of.

“Is there a more heartless atrocity against mankind than this? Is there a more shocking evidence of human cruelty?” he asked.

He went further to question the depths of this cruelty:

“What could be more savage or barbaric than this? Oh Lord, see our grief. Rise for our nation’s defence and wipe away this evil.”

The former minister emphasized that Nigeria must take decisive action to eliminate such evil from its land.

“These monstrous psychopaths must be erased from existence and cast into eternal condemnation. This godless group must be removed completely from our soil.

“With unity and courage, we shall conquer. They will never break our resolve. We shall never submit to their terror,” he affirmed.

Details on the situation in Zamfara State can be found through the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
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