In a recent video statement shared by Arise TV, Asari Dokubo, a former Niger Delta militant leader, expressed his outrage and concern over the devastating fire incident that ravaged Rivers State, leaving a trail of destruction and loss of life in its wake.
Dokubo emphasized the need for a shift in focus from the issue of resource control to the more pressing concern of morality.
He stressed that it is the responsibility of the government to protect the lives of its citizens, and that no country should stand by and allow its people to perish.
The former militant leader described the fire incident as a crime against humanity and suggested that it may be viewed as a form of intended genocide.
Dokubo warned that this incident is only a harbinger of what is to come, and that urgent action is needed to address the underlying issues.
In his own words, "Let's talk about morality, and forget the issue of resources for a moment. Which country will allow its citizens to just die? let them die, that's what it means. This is a crime against humanity, it's an intended genocide. It can be seen as example of what is to come, and what the plan is for our people."
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