These Terrorists Are Clearly Not Respecters of God - Atiku Reacts To Jos Attacks

Posted by Nicholas on Tue 07th Jul, 2015 - tori.ng

Abubakar Atiku has said that the terrorist attacks were carried out by 'blood sucking vermin' who did not abide by any 'civilized religion.'

 
APC senior member and former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar has slammed the recent twin bomb blasts in Jos, Plateau State, saying it was wicked and satanic.
 
Atiku also stated that the attacks were carried out by “blood sucking vermin” who did not abide by any “civilized religion.”
 
This was contained in a statement released by his media office on Monday, July 6, 2015.
 
“I am gutted. I am saddened. I am heartbroken by the murder of scores of innocent souls in Jos late Sunday night,” Atiku said, according to the statement.
 
“That this particular attack came when people were in the sanctuary of the mosque for the Ramadan fasting prayer makes the attack more heart wrenching. There can be no justification for this wicked and satanic assault against these worshipers and our common humanity. Clearly, these terrorists are not adherents of any civilized religion, and clearly they are not respecters of God,” he added.
 
“Sadly the victims of the Jos explosions add to the long list of fatalities of terror in Nigeria. However, as painful as these killings are, we must remain resolute in standing with President Muhammadu Buhari as the government explores every possible avenues and initiatives that can degrade terrorism in our country,” Atiku said.
 
The twin bombings in Jos left 44 people dead and 67 injured.
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