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Breaking News: Catholic Bishops, Parishioners Storm The Streets, Protest Killing Of Nigerians In Abuja

Posted by Samuel on Sun 01st Mar, 2020 - tori.ng

Catholic Bishops and so many parishioners have taken to the streets to protest in the city of Abuja.

Catholics protest

The protesters

According to SaharaReporters, dozens of Catholic faithful are currently marching on the streets of Abuja against the rising wave of insecurity and killings in Nigeria.

The march, which kicked off from the National Ecumenical Center, has a large number of Catholic Bishops among participants.

Carrying different placards, the protesters are demanding for a better and safer society.

President of Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria, Rev Augustine Akubeze, slammed the Nigerian Government for not doing enough to bring those behind these crimes to book.

He said, "May we once again remind all the arms of government in Nigeria and all whose responsibility it is to protect Nigerians that without security there can be no peace."