The former minister took to his Facebook page to condemn the killing of worshippers at st. Philip Catholic church, Ozubulu community, Anambra state by an unknown gun men.
The statement reads:
"The horrific events in Ozubulu town in anambra state that took place today are shocking and barbaric. Dozens of worshippers slautered in the church and at the altar by an unknown gunmen.
"I do not buy the Fulani commissioner of police's version of events. He finished his investigation in record time and just in few minute after the event, he told us that those behind the attack were Igbo's that were involved in a communal struggle which has its roots in South Africa.
"I smell a rat here and I suspect that the government is trying to cover up the truth. Until they show me the evidence I remain skeptical about the commissioner's assertion.
"I believe that the usual suspects are behind these killings and the fact that they were carried out in a church just one day after the Hausa song that called for the mass murder of Igbo's was released all over the north is relevant and noteworthy.
"Anyone that doubts that should read the lyrics of that shameful song and hear what those it was written by instructed their people to do.
"This country has become ungovernable and I put the blame squarly on the shoulders of the Buhari/Osibanjo government who have encouraged this godless barbarity by refusing to arrest the Fulani herdsmen that have been butchering innocent people all over the country.
"They have also refuse to apprehend the Arewa youths who have openly threatened the Igbo's with genocide if they don't live the north by Oct. 1st.. May God deliver Nigeria!"
