Kaduna community has been thrown into tears and despair as residents accused the Nigerian Army of demolishing houses, mosques, and churches, leaving families displaced and properties destroyed.
In a video shared by SaharaReporters on Friday, a distraught woman could be seen crying bitterly as she narrated the ordeal.
“Our properties have been destroyed, everywhere destroyed, what are we going to do? No one would help us.
“Where are our leaders, governors, our House of Representatives members, our local government chairman, our senators, where is the president?” she lamented.
According to her, the demolitions did not spare places of worship. “We are both Muslims and Christians living here.”
“They demolished our mosque, our churches were also demolished. Look at our community, everywhere was demolished by soldiers.”
We have nothing to say, we are seeking for help. May Allah protect us as we are crying,” she added.
Residents have accused the Army of overreaching its powers, insisting that the destruction has deepened their suffering.
The incident has sparked outrage, with calls for urgent intervention from both state and federal authorities to halt the demolition and provide relief to those affected.
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