Nigeria
* I want to thank The Times for your coverage on the crisis that has been going on in Nigeria. The military regime should understand that Nigerians overseas are ashamed, embarrassed and humiliated to be associated with it. It has come to a point that we Nigerians here in the U.S. are scared to visit our relatives back home.
I call on all good Nigerians to start voicing their opinion on the atrocities that are being committed against humanity in that country. Let there be an oil embargo on that country; the masses are already suffering. Those in the military government are the ones that are benefiting from the oil. Without tough measures against the military, the atrocities will continue.
JOSEPH ALUYA
La Habra
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