Friday, September 22, 2017
Buhari warns world leaders of their duty to stop genocide of the Rohingya people
Nigerian President Buhari during his UNGA speech urged fellow leaders at the United Nations General Assembly to condemn Myanmar’s “ethnic cleansing” of the Rohingya people.Comparing the situation in Myanmar’s Rakhine province to the massacres in Bosnia in 1995 and Rwanda in 1994, Buhari who is the leader of Africa’s most populous nation declared: “The international community cannot remain silent.”
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