- Countries:
- Liberia, Nigeria
- Topics:
- War & Conflict
Yebo Gogo reports that despite calls to arrest Charles Taylor and hand him over to the Liberian authorities, Nigeria is still procrastinating about the hand over.
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It is time to turn MR. Taylor in. If he’s not turned in, wounds will never be heal and there might never be peace. There will never be a peacful Liberia until he’s brought to justic. He need to pay for the destruction, suffering and disgrace, that he brought in our beautiful country and on our people. The Negerian government need to TURN Taylor in