A viral video circulating online shows men in JIBWIS-related uniforms chanting lyrics that appear to call for use of an AK-47 to attack Christians during worship in Enugu and Jos. The footage has prompted public concern and demands for action.
Amnesty International and JIBWIS leaders call for a probe into the video, with attention focused on whether the threats are linked to real intent and who is responsible. In a separate stance, former lawmaker Shehu Sani condemns the video and urges that those involved be arrested and brought to justice.
Across outlets, reporting centers on the same core incident: a social-media video featuring uniformed young men associated with JIBWIS’s Agaji volunteer wing and a chant referencing AK-47 attacks on people described as “infidels.” Some coverage notes that the exact date and location of the recording have not been verified, while others emphasize official calls for security investigations. Overall, the outlets align on the need to examine the threat and respond through the proper authorities, though they vary in whether they foreground international human-rights pressure, party-linked condemnation, or leadership-led investigation requests.
