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Northern Youth Frontiers Raises Alarm Over Amnesty International’s “Disruptive Activities”

Ojimaojo Abubakar by Ojimaojo Abubakar
August 28, 2025
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The Northern Youth Frontiers (NYF), a coalition of young Nigerians from the northern region, has accused Amnesty International of engaging in activities that it described as disruptive, misleading, and capable of undermining Nigeria’s security and stability.

In a statement on Thursday, the group’s National Coordinator, Sama Musa, alleged that the human rights organization’s recent reports on the country’s security challenges were “careless, mischievous, and designed to incite chaos.”

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He said: “We believe that the organization’s recent reports and actions are not only careless but also deliberately mischievous, aimed at inciting chaos and undermining the security and stability of our beloved nation. In recent years, Nigeria has faced a myriad of security challenges, from insurgency in the northeast to banditry in the northwest and conflicts in various regions.

“The Federal Government, alongside our brave security forces, has been working tirelessly to restore peace and order. However, the reports disseminated by Amnesty International portray a distorted image of the situation, often focusing on sensational narratives that lack substantiated evidence.

“This selective reporting not only misleads the international community but also demoralizes our troops and emboldens those who seek to destabilize our nation.

“Amnesty International’s approach appears to be driven by an agenda that prioritizes sensationalism over accuracy. Their reports often highlight alleged human rights abuses without providing a balanced view of the complexities involved in combating terrorism and insecurity.

“Such one-sided narratives can incite unrest and deepen divisions among our people, ultimately jeopardizing the fragile peace we are striving to achieve. It is imperative that we recognize these tactics for what they are: deliberate attempts to sow discord and chaos in our society.

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“The implications of Amnesty International’s careless reporting extend beyond mere misinformation. They threaten to undermine the credibility of our security forces, who are risking their lives daily to protect our citizens.

“By painting our military and law enforcement agencies as weak, Amnesty International not only demotivates our troops but also emboldens criminals and insurgents, who thrive on the perception of weakness and disunity within our ranks.

“We, the Northern Youth Frontiers, unequivocally call upon the Federal Government to take decisive action against the disruptive maneuvers of Amnesty International. It is crucial that we protect our sovereignty and the integrity of our national security operations.

“While we acknowledge the importance of human rights and the need for accountability, it is equally vital that these discussions are grounded in reality and do not serve as a cover for those who wish to exploit our vulnerabilities.”

The group called on the Federal Government to take what it described as “decisive steps” against Amnesty International.

He added, “The Federal Government should conduct a thorough investigation into the activities of Amnesty International within Nigeria. This inquiry should assess the motivations behind their reports and the potential impact on national security.

“The government should engage with local communities, civil society organizations, and security experts to develop a comprehensive understanding of the security situation. This engagement will help counter misinformation and provide a more nuanced perspective on the challenges we face.

“If deemed necessary, the Federal Government should explore legal avenues to restrict the operations of Amnesty International in Nigeria. Organizations that deliberately mislead the public and incite chaos should not be allowed to operate unchecked.

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“We urge the government to launch campaigns to educate the public about the realities of the security situation and the importance of supporting our security forces. This will help foster a sense of unity and resilience among our citizens.

“We stand firm in our belief that the activities of Amnesty International are detrimental to the peace and stability of Nigeria. We call on the Federal Government to act swiftly and decisively to protect our nation from external influences that seek to exploit our challenges for their own gain.”

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