{UAH} Kidnapped International Red Cross aid worker killed in Nigeria

Mayimuna/ Afuwa Kasule/ Semuwemba/ Edward Mo irundrua/ haji Katerega

 

What can muslims like yourselves  do to end these shocking acts of human cruelty being committed by muslims in a mistaken belief that they are advancing  the cause of Islam? These Nigerian Muslim Holy Warriors dont seem to give  two monkeys, let alone a hoot, that their victim, Saifura Hussaini Ahmed Khorsa,  the humanitarian aid worker, is herself a muslim, and that her only crime is to try to help the nearly 500,000 muslims who have been displaced since these Allah's holy warriors embarked on their murderous campaign to establish an Islamic Nirvana or Caliphate/ Paradise in  Northern Nigeria. They are incorrigible in their savagery and hell-bent on pure evil.

 

The saddest aspect of this on-going calamity is that abducted Nigerian school-girl Leah Sharibu is now being used by these barbaric muslim warriors as some sort of negotiating tool or bargaining chip. It is as if Leah has become the biggest weapon they have in their armoury, They have already recieved ransom of $20 million, donated by Nigerian Christians, but they still have not released Leah. Every time they want to commit an atrocity, they threaten to behead Leah Sharibu. Yet Leah is a child, only 16 years old. Why should any child be put through the trauma she is experiencing? I am willing to  swap places with Leah Sharibu, if the  Muslim holy warriors would take me as hostage instead, and release Leah Sharibu. I dont even care if they behead me, so long as Leah lives.  It just breaks my heart that 238 days after she was kidnapped, she is still being held in captivity.

 

It is impossible to believe that human beings can be so evil, just as it is impossible to believe that any religion in the world can inspire or drive a human being to such an extent of cruelty to a 16 year old child. The actions of these Nigerian Allah's Holy warriors are completely beyond human comprehension.

Bobby

CNN Africa

18 September at 09:15 · 

A 25-year-old nurse kidnapped in Nigeria's troubled northeast has been killed, says International Committee of the Red Cross

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Kidnapped International Red Cross aid worker killed in Nigeria

A female aid worker abducted in Nigeria's troubled northeast region has been killed, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said Monday.

Kidnapped International Red Cross aid worker killed in Nigeria

By Bukola Adebayo, for CNN

Updated 1847 GMT (0247 HKT) September 17, 2018

 

 

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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)A female aid worker abducted in Nigeria's troubled northeast region has been killed, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said Monday.

Saifura Hussaini Ahmed Khorsa, 25, was kidnapped by suspected Boko Haram militants in March this year alongside two other ICRC aid workers during an attack on a military facility.

At least three Nigerian aid workers were killed and three others were injured in the attack.

The ICRC condemned the killing and said it was "devastated" by the news.

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"We are devastated by the murder of our colleague Saifura," said Eloi Fillion, head of ICRC delegation in Abuja.

"Saifura moved to Rann to selflessly help those in need. Our thoughts are with her family and other loved ones at this incredibly difficult time," he added.

The ICRC said it will not comment on the "motives or the details" surrounding the nurse's death, and called for the immediate release of the two aid workers still held by the group.

"We urge those still holding our colleague Hauwa and Alice: release these women. Like Saifura, they are not part of the fight. They are a midwife and a nurse. They are daughters, a wife, and a mother -- women with families that depend on them," said Fillion.

"Their families and friends miss them dearly and will not give up the hope of seeing them again soon. There is no ideology or religious law that could justify doing any harm to them," he added.

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Khorsa was working in the UNICEF clinic in Rann with internally displaced people in a remote town outside Maiduguri, in Nigeria's troubled north east region.

Her death comes as a local publication reported it had obtained a video that showed the aid worker being shot by the militants.

In the video, the insurgents alleged the Nigerian government ignored messages and audios it had sent showing that the aid workers were still alive, according to the report.

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The report also stated that the kidnappers threatened to kill the two remaining health workers and kidnapped schoolgirl Leah Sharibu, who remains in Boko Haram camp because she reportedly refused to denounce her Christian faith.

Around 3,000 aid workers, most of them Nigerian nationals, work in Nigeria's northeast.

Boko Haram fighters who have waged a decade-long war in the region regularly attack such camps with gunmen and suicide bombers.

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