President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has condemned Sunday's suicide bomb attack on a Catholic Church in Kaduna.The President who was extremely saddened by the explosion, described it as "barbaric, cruel and uncalled for."President Jonathan noted that the apparent objective of the criminal and unpatriotic elements and forces behind the attack is to set back the progress the Administration has made in the fight against
terrorism in the country. "It is obvious that these people do not mean
well for Nigeria and its unity and development," he said.The President
however, expressed confidence that the war against terrorism would
become more unrelenting as the nation would never give in to the forces
of terror and retardation. He added that the persistence of messengers
of evil will not prevail over the will of the government and the people
to secure peace and safety."Our efforts to deal with all acts of terror
and violence would only be redoubled even as the security agencies
continue to receive all the support they need from government to reverse
this unfortunate and unacceptable trend that threatens the peace and
stability of our nation," President Jonathan said.
The President commiserated with the Catholic Church, family and friends of the victims of the bombing, assuring them that government's resolve to deal with the threat of terrorism remains strong.
REUBEN ABATI
Special Adviser (Media & Publicity) to the President
October 28, 2012
The President commiserated with the Catholic Church, family and friends of the victims of the bombing, assuring them that government's resolve to deal with the threat of terrorism remains strong.
REUBEN ABATI
Special Adviser (Media & Publicity) to the President
October 28, 2012
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