Author Archives: justice4jos

Over the weekend, reports and images emerged of Chadian President Idris Derby leading his troops to a resounding victory against Boko Haram Terrorists. Within 48 hours of sustaining mass casualties of his troops, Chadian President Derby visited and mobilized for … Continue reading →

Trump Finally Acts on Nigeria Terrorism? Updated Trump Finally Acts on Nigeria Terrorism? The message was viral on WhatsApp. Nigerians were urged to “Please watch President Trumps State Of The Union (SOTU) address tonight…He will mention Nigeria and specifically Rev … Continue reading →

2017 was a horrible year for children, says the United Nations. “They have been killed, recruited to fight, used as human shields, forced into marriage and enslaved. 2017 has been a “nightmare year” for children caught in the crosshairs of … Continue reading →

The message was viral on WhatsApp. Nigerians were urged to “Please watch President Trumps State Of The Union (SOTU) address tonight…He will mention Nigeria and specifically Rev Andimi” a reference to a Christian leader beheaded by terrorists weeks before. I … Continue reading →

Please find below: 1. my statement regarding the breaking  news of the Trump visa ban on Nigeria. Ironically I was attending the graduation of one of the Nigerian international students I sponsored to the US when I was contacted by … Continue reading →

Dear Madam Prosecutor, Glaring Gaps in the Chief Prosecutor’s 2019 Report on Nigeria and Recommendation of Additional Crimes Part Two We gratefully acknowledge the reply from your office confirming receipt of our similarly titled petition (Part One) which raised concerns … Continue reading →

Dear Chief Prosecutor Bensouda, Happy New Year. I have chosen to undertake, as my first advocacy thrust of the year 2020, a petition to you concerning the stunning gaps between reports of other fact-finders and human rights investigators and the … Continue reading →

I am unable to fully analyze and update as am bogged with a court deadline and travels. However, although over 100 Christians have been killed in Nigeria in the one month since Christmas, I had to share about two of … Continue reading →

I wish to make the following comment on the news that Leah Sharibu is alive. Firstly we commend intrepid journalist Ahmad Salkida for fostering a breakthrough via his hard work and great personal sacrifice. I urge the UN to consider … Continue reading →

Alert on At-Risk American citizen interrogated by illegal Hisbah religious police Dear Ambassador Beth Ann Leonard, On your first Martin Luther King holiday in Nigeria, it pains me to alert you on the probable violation of the rights of an … Continue reading →