Ballason Gloria Mabeiam

BUT There is enough money for state -sanctioned deception & white washing the brutal effects of terror on Nigerians. Insurgency will end in Nigeria on the day competence and compassion meet. Sadly we are not there yet... And it is heartbreaking. Gloria Mabeiam Ballason

What is more? There is no agenda to stop the next set of recruits into terrorism, prevent the next set of victims and show a clear and decisive picture for ending insurgency...

There is a sense in which state entrenched injustice, has made terrorism endure. Victims struggle with complex, life altering, long term consequences while the government spends billions of naira to 'rehabilitate' terrorists.

14 students were abducted on their way to write the JAMB exams in Benue state. There are no adjectives fitting to describe how unfortunate this is. Why should young Nigerians have to travel to write a basic exam as JAMB? Just why?? premiumtimesng.com/regional/north…

@habiba_tanko @kemiadetiba @KemiVisual31151 Dear @kemiadetiba , @KemiVisual31151 , here is the very person for the role.

In the spirit of being bold, here’s my entry for THE STOOL AUDITIONS. @kemiadetiba @KemiVisual31151 #kavthestoolauditions

SIGNED BY: 1. @HOJusticeIntl 2. @alheribee 3. @GMabeiam 4. @SKefason 5. @GeorgeMakeri for The Coalition for Truth and Justice 6. Community Development and Rights Advocacy Foundation 7. @MiddlebeltTimes 8. Middle Belt Concern 9. @Kindusluka for Southern Kaduna Indigenous Progressive Forum (SKIPFo). 10. @M_MedicoLegal, Molluma Yakubu Centre for Medical Law and Mass Atrocities Accountability 11. @ChidiOdinkalu 12. @ZariyiYusufu 13. Atrocities Watch Africa 14. Oasis Christian Mission International 15. The Crimes Prevention and Counselling Centre (CPCC) 16. Movement Against Rape in Nigeria (MARAN) 17. Surveyor Danjuma Enoch 18. Sesor Empowerment Foundation there abeg 19. Resilient Aid & Dialogue Initiative (RADi) 20. Kuturmi Youth National Congress 21. Kuturmi Unity Development Association, KUDA 22. Pastor Jerome Akyasa Waziri, Secretary, Southern Kaduna Renaissance Front 23. Christian Awareness Initiative of Nigeria 24. Southern Kaduna Women Professionals 25. ZB Foundation 26. @Villageboii 27. Rural Communities Right Watch 28. Joshua Peter Akunji 29. Eld. Dio Awemi Maisamari Former SOKAPU President 30. Mr. Livinus Paul (PRO I, Adara Youth Congress (AYC National) 31. Mr. Samson Pius Agunu (Secretary, Adara Youth Congress National)

We reject this suspension in the strongest possible terms. Suspending a lawmaker for speaking about a security incident that affects his own constituents makes him a double victim of tragedy and oppressive state actors. It is an assault on democracy and a blatant act of political intimidation that must be fully resisted. We call for the immediate, unconditional reinstatement of Hon. Mark Bawa to his office. We are also appalled by the revelation that 74 communities have been deserted due to insecurity, as reported by the Kachia Local Government chairman. This is a clear indictment of the state and federal governments. OTHER VICTIMS STILL IN CAPTIVITY The tragedy of Ariko does not stand alone. Across Kaduna State, families are waiting in anguish for loved ones taken by force: Zunturum, Kachia LGA: On 31st March 2026, bandits abducted 11 people. Terrorists are demanding a ransom of 150 million naira and 10 motorcycles. These 11 people have been in captivity for over a week with no rescue. Kahir, Aribi Ward, Kagarko LGA: On Palm Sunday, 29th March 2026, terrorists killed 13 people in a night raid and abducted 28 others, demanding 200 million naira in ransom. These 28 people remain in captivity. Maro Kasuwa: On Easter Sunday, bandits killed 3 people and abducted an unconfirmed number of residents. These are not numbers. They are mothers, fathers, children, and grandparents whose safe return must be the single most urgent priority of every security agency in Kaduna State. OUR DEMANDS We make the following clear demands: @HQNigerianArmy is called upon to immediately redirect all operational resources toward securing the actual rescue and release of all victims. We demand that immediate efforts be initiated to ensure that all the people displaced from those 74 communities in Kachia are returned to their land. The abducted persons from Ariko, Zunturum, Kahir, Maro Kasuwa, and all other affected communities must be rescued or secured for immediate release. The suspension of Hon. Mark Bawa, Speaker of the Kachia LGA Legislative Council, must be lifted immediately and unconditionally. His right as an elected official to speak on matters affecting his constituents must be respected. We demand that the government puts appropriate measures in place to protect from reprisals anyone who makes a good faith report on the security situation of their community. @officialABAT, @NigeriaGov, @Kadunastategov1, & @GovKaduna must activate their constitutional and international Responsibility to Protect obligations under Section 14(2)(b) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended) and universal human rights standards with immediate, concrete, and measurable actions. CONCLUSION The people of Ariko, Zunturum, Kahir, Maro Kasuwa, and every community in Kaduna State visited by violence deserve better. They deserve a government that tells the truth. They deserve security agencies that rescue. They deserve elected officials who stand with them, not officials who suspend and intimidate those who dare to speak. We refuse to normalize the criminalization of truth-telling. We refuse to accept a reality in which criminals are rewarded for killings and abductions, the abducted are abandoned, the dead are undercounted, and the powerful face no consequence for their failures. We will continue to demand that every captive returns home and every #Nigerian walks the free soil.

Have a reflective Easter.

Happy Easter From, The House of Justice.

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Air travel in Africa is broken — to fly from Lagos to Luanda, you might have to stop in London or Lisbon. As @WTO chief @NOIweala noted at an aviation summit in Nigeria this week, governments across the continent treat the aviation sector "as a revenue source to be extracted," rather than a key enabler for business, trade, and prosperity. And that's costing the continent billions. Poor flight connections, sky-high ticket prices, and hostile visa rules hinder the exchange of people, goods, and ideas: • The same distance that costs $175 for a roundtrip flight in Europe can cost nearly $2,000 in Africa (i.e., Athens-Berlin vs. Lagos-Freetown) • Average air taxes in Africa are twice those of the Middle East • Flights within Africa operate at ~75% capacity on average, the lowest of any region worldwide And "despite the high ticket prices," Okonjo-Iweala noted, "African airlines earn less than the global average in terms of profit per passenger." The full cost structure — and the individualistic mindset behind it — needs to change. Africa's economic future depends on leaders and citizens thinking not just big, but continentally. --- 👉🏽 Afridigest Intelligence — real intelligence to win in Africa's growth markets: afridigest.com/intelligence | Follow Afridigest on LinkedIn & Instagram

Easter is a moment of Deep reflection. In hope of the promise, House of Justice. Email:info@houseofjusticeng.com houseofjusticeng.com

House of Justice calls on the Delta State Governor, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori & security agencies to interrogate & take to justice those who organized & participated in the violations & place a permanent ban on any festival or culture that endanger citizens & violate rights.

No girl, woman or indeed any member of the human family should have to be debased and suffer such stripping of sense of self and violation of their fundamental human rights.

HOUSE OF JUSTICE CONDEMNS RAPE OF WOMEN & GIRLS IN OZORO, DELTA STATE- CALLS FOR JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS & PERMANENT BAN ON REPUGNANT FESTIVALS.

The glaring implications of these violations cannot be covered by a conspiracy of silence: the festival in Ozoro must be interrogated from not just a human rights violation perspective but as culture that must re-invent itself to pass the repugnancy test.

In a country where insecurity continues to escalate through insurgency and kidnappings with attendant sexual violations, the bodies of women & girls even at 'cultural celebrations' should never be crime scenes or battle grounds for humiliation,domination or display of power.