(Justin Welby: archbishop of Canterbury)
Herbert Ekwe-Ekwe
SINCE NOVEMBER 2015, during the course of the
génocidaire Muhammadu Buhari regime in Nigeria (http://re-thinkingafrica.blogspot.co.uk/2016/01/herbert-ekwe-ekwe-it-is-indeed.html), over 2000 Igbo have been murdered in expanded scorched earth campaigns by its military/adjunct
Fulani militia across Biafra. Sixty per cent of these murders have occurred in
Onicha and neighbouring towns and villages, southwest Biafra, which are all
located in the Onicha diocese of the Anglican communion, part of the Church of
England, one of this denomination’s largest population districts in
the world.
Neither the Church of England nor its head, Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, who has known Muhammadu Buhari personally since the former worked in the petroleum oil industry in Nigeria in the early 1980s, has condemned any of these Igbo slaughters of the past two years or offered public condolences to the aggrieved and traumatised Anglican communion congregants...
Neither the Church of England nor its head, Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, who has known Muhammadu Buhari personally since the former worked in the petroleum oil industry in Nigeria in the early 1980s, has condemned any of these Igbo slaughters of the past two years or offered public condolences to the aggrieved and traumatised Anglican communion congregants...
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