A disturbing video has surfaced online allegedly showing Fulani kidnappers dressed in full military uniforms parading a victim in an undisclosed location within the South-East region of Nigeria. The chilling footage has sparked widespread outrage and concern, raising fresh questions about security in the region.
Residents and concerned citizens are calling on the South-East governors and security agencies to intensify efforts to combat the growing wave of kidnappings and insecurity, especially along highways and in remote communities. The audacity of the criminals, masquerading in military attire, has amplified fears about how deeply insecurity has penetrated local areas.
“This could happen to anyone,” a concerned citizen stated while sharing the video. “Let’s take extra precautions, especially when traveling outside town. Our forests and highways need urgent, coordinated raiding by all security forces, including the Forest Guard.”
The call to action is clear: all stakeholders must rise to the occasion to protect lives and restore confidence in the safety of the South-East. Many have taken to social media platforms to share the video and raise awareness, urging others to do the same in the hope of pressuring relevant authorities into urgent action.
“As you share this, may God bless you,” one message read. “You may not know it, but you could be saving a soul from danger.”
The situation underscores the dire need for enhanced intelligence gathering, community vigilance, and a robust security network across the South-East region.
