“When a young girl was killed in the north, They didn’t do anything” – Ojajuni

“When a young girl was killed in the north, They didn’t do anything” – Ojajuni

Eniola Ojajuni, the fiery president of the Afenifere National Youth Council, has unleashed a scathing rebuke over the brutal mob killing of northern hunters in Uromi, Edo State.

Speaking at a charged event captured by FCNN, Ojajuni didn’t mince words, blasting the savage act that saw the hunters lynched by a frenzied crowd.

He pointed a sharp finger at the glaring double standards in Nigeria’s outrage meter, noting how northern leaders and groups erupt in fury when their own are slain in the South like in this Edo bloodbath yet stayed eerily silent when Deborah Samuel, a young girl, was murdered in the North.

“No life is cheap, whether from the North or South,” Ojajuni thundered, his voice thick with conviction. He’s fed up with the selective grief that tears the nation apart, calling it a shameful stain on Nigeria’s soul.

The youth leader demanded fairness, urging a collective stand against the violence plaguing every corner of the country.

His words crackle with urgency, painting a vivid picture of a nation at a crossroads—where unity, not division, must reign to stop the bloodshed.

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Ojajuni’s bold stance isn’t just a reaction; it’s a rallying cry for Nigerians to value every heartbeat, no matter the region, and to forge a path toward peace together.

In Ojajuni’s words: “When there was a young girl who was killed in the northern part what did these people do?”