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As the Israel and Palestinian war continues to generate waves globally, some Northern Nigerian Muslims have taken to the streets to protest against Israeli’s bombardment of the Gaza Strip in Palestine.
The protesters took to the streets of Bauchi, Niger, Kaduna Kano, and Kaduna expressing sadness with the serious attacks on the Strip, which is predominantly occupied by Muslims. They accused Israel of trying to send the Palestinians to extinction.
According to Ripples Nigeria, the protests have been peaceful since it started on Tuesday and entered into Wednesday, with the protesters slamming the Nigerian government for its nonchalant attitude to get involved in peace efforts currently embarked upon by selected countries including Saudi Arabia, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
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Scores of Nigerian Muslims have stormed the streets in the northern parts of the country to protest the bombardment of the Gaza Strip in Palestine by Israeli soldiers.
The protesters, mostly in Bauchi, Kano, Kaduna and Niger States, are not happy with the attacks on the Strip which is mostly occupied by Muslims and are accusing the Israeli authorities of trying to eliminate the Palestinians from the surface of the earth.
The protests, which started on Tuesday and spilled into Wednesday, have been largely peaceful, with the protesters taunting the Nigerian government for not getting involved in peace efforts embarked upon by several countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia and others.
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Scores of Nigerian Muslims have been pouring into the streets in the northern parts of the country to protest the bombardment of the Gaza Strip in Palestine by Israeli soldiers.
The protesters, mostly in Bauchi, Kano, Kaduna and Niger States, are not happy with the attacks on the Strip which is mostly occupied by Muslims and are accusing the Israeli authorities of trying to eliminate the Palestinians from the surface of the earth.
The protests, which started on Tuesday and spilled into Wednesday, have been largely peaceful, with the protesters taunting the Nigerian government for not getting involved in peace efforts embarked upon by several countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia and others.