Ankko Briggs an environmentalist reacted to the gruesome murder of four University of Port Harcourt undergraduates in Aluu/Ekwere community in Port Harcourt River state saying there is no human decency anymore in the country and she is blaming the situation on government and the people as everybody is learning to mind their businesses and government on its part is turning a blind eye to the rot in the country.
The environmentalist who was a guest on Channels Television’s Breakfast show, Sunrise Daily, said the Aluu/Ekwere community must be held responsible for the gruesome murder of the four undergraduates of the University and a death penalty be passed down to the perpetrators of the act. She advocated that the security operatives manning that community be held accountable as the killing must not go unpunished.
Reacting to the recent flood that ravaged the states in Nigeria, with particular focus on the Niger Delta, the activist called for international aid to curb the flood as the Federal, State and Local governments do not have the capacity to control and phase out the floods plaguing the states.
Securing lives and property is the core responsibility of the Government of the country, she concluded.
