'Deploy Military To Rescue Slaves In Libya'

The Economic Fighters League has urged Africans leaders to immediately deploy military to rescue slaves in the Libya slave trade and stop the useless rethorical speeches.

According to a press statement issued and signed by Commander Hardi Yakubu , ‘’It is unfathomable that in this age, crude slavery where human beings are offered for sale like

commodities is happening. But that is the situation in Libya today”.

He said It is bad enough that such a thing
is happening but the fact that it is happening on African soil makes it worse.

“It is very disappointing, to say the least, that African governments have been very slow in their response to this criminality.

"The memory of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade he said is for us to prevent a repetition of such a wicked and barbarian practice.

"It is because of this that several Conventions have been passed by the African Union and the United Nations," he added.

Commander Hardi Yakubu continued that what is happening in Libya where human beings, especially Africans, are tortured and sold off is a clear violation of these conventions and it calls for the strongest response possible.

"We have heard the usual speeches. But these speeches have proven to be very useless in times of crisis over the years. Action is needed. The only strong, logical action at this point is a military deployment to free the captured slaves and wipe out the cockroaches perpetrating this crime against humanity," he poimted out.

The commander blamed NATO for creating this mess in once a prosprous nation on the Africa continent.

"We note that due to the criminal action by NATO, Libya has no functional government. And there is no authority over militant gangs parading the streets. Therefore it will be foolhardy to expect Libya as a stateless entity to do anything about this grave matter at this time," he noted.

Commander Hardi Yakubu urged all well-meaning African countries to put all their military strength together to face the militants involved in the Libyan slave trade. " African countries must therefore deploy troops immediately. The AU must coordinate this military effort through the African

Reserve Force," he strongly suggested.
"Western countries who are nothing but leeches intruding and causing trouble where they are not welcome must be ashamed. This matter calls on all well-meaning Africans to confront the western threat with utmost seriousness," Commander Hardi Yakubu concluded.