Catholic Activists Petition Eviction of Group Promoting “a massacre of Nigeria's pre-born babies”

“This does not bother the cultural imperialists -IPAS- as they are used to breaking the law and using their deep pockets to sneak in their agenda,” they say. 

The Catholic activists ask Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Muhammad Ali Pate, to expel IPAS from Nigeria and arrest its officials for breaking Nigerian laws.

“We demand immediate action. It's time for IPAS to leave Nigeria. Their operations here, against our laws and values, have been tolerated for far too long. Terminate IPAS's ability to operate in Nigeria,” they say in the petition addressed to the Minister. 

 They add, “We appeal for the arrest and deportation of IPAS officials. They have overstayed their welcome. Let Nigeria stand tall, free from intrusive foreign influences.”

“The wait-and-see approach won't work anymore. Act now; let's preserve Nigeria's pro-life laws and values,” they say, and add, “Don't let IPAS taint Nigeria's pro-life stance. It's time to stop this cultural invasion, carried out under the guise of "saving Nigeria,” the Catholic activists say.

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CitizenGo Africa officials say IPAS’ operations put the lives of Nigerian children on the line.

“IPAS is guilty of promoting illegal activities. Their persistent disregard for our laws leads to horrific consequences, costing young Nigerian lives.

The activists call for signatures in support of stopping IPAS activities in the West African country saying, “Without our swift action, IPAS will continue their dreadful campaign, but with our combined efforts, we can oust these masked murderers once and for all.”

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