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Nigerian activist and actor Mr. Macaroni has strongly denounced the recent violence in Enugu State, emphasizing the necessity for collective action against injustice and the promotion of national unity. He called on the government to exhibit zero tolerance for such acts and to take immediate steps to safeguard citizens’ rights and security.
Mr. Macaroni condemns Enugu violence and advocates for justice
In his statement, Mr. Macaroni highlighted that injustice knows no boundaries and should be condemned universally, irrespective of location, ethnicity, or social status. He stressed that no individual, group, or tribe holds superiority over another, advocating for the respect and protection of all citizens’ rights.
Addressing the issue of selective outrage, Mr. Macaroni criticized those who speak out only when injustices directly affect them, pointing out the hypocrisy in such responses. He underscored the importance of consistent advocacy against evil and injustice across all levels of society.
He further warned that governmental inaction could lead citizens to take matters into their own hands, potentially escalating conflicts and resulting in the loss of innocent lives. Mr. Macaroni reiterated that standing against evil is a continuous commitment, transcending tribal, religious, or social distinctions, and that collective responsibility is crucial for achieving a just and peaceful society.
