A group under the auspices of International Religious Freedom Roundtable, has called on the International community to intervene in the religious crisis and insecurity bedeviling Nigeria.
This as the group submitted a petion to the British Commission and the United States of American Embassy in Abuja, requesting a meeting with representatives of the International community to discuss issues of insecurities especially in the Middle belt and the Northern parts of the Country.
The leader of the group, Philip Akpavi, said the present realities in the country justifies the need for outside support. The Group says they are on a mission to seek foreign intervention and redress to the security and other related Crisis in the country.
