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MURIC wants probe over alleged discrimination against anti-Hausa/Fulani Muslims at JUTH

NewsdeskBy NewsdeskMarch 20, 2022Updated:March 21, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has called on the federal government to probe the management of Jos University Teaching Hospital, JUTH over alleged discrimination against anti-Hauwa/Fulani Muslims in providing services there.

A Nigerian national daily on Saturday, published a story titled “How JUTH Denies Hausa-Fulani Treatment for Claiming Plateau State”

The paper alleged that Hausa-Fulani Muslims resident in Jos, Plateau State, were being forced by record officers at JUTH, a federal government-owned health institution, to change their states of origin and local government areas before they can register to see a doctor.

MURIC in a statement by its Director, Prof. Ishaq Akintola made available to ASHENEWS on Sunday, described the alleged act “as ethnic cleansing and unlawful de-indigenisation.

“An influential newspaper, the Daily Trust, yesterday published a damning report on discrimination against Hausa-Fulani Muslims resident in Jos, Plateau State, who are being forced by record officers at the General Out-Patient Department (GOPD) of Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) to change their states of origin and local government areas before they can register to see a doctor.

A Nigerian national daily had published a story titled “How JUTH Denies Hausa-Fulani Treatment for Claiming Plateau State”

“This, indubitably, is ethnic cleansing and unlawful de-indigenisation. It is horrendous, detestable and despicable. It is the most odious and insidious marginalization and encroachment on Allah-given fundamental human rights of any tribe that ever happened on Nigerian soil. It is unlawful, illegal, illegitimate and unconstitutional. We therefore demand full investigation which should start with immediate effect.

“It is highly appalling. We cannot imagine such inhuman practice happening to Nigerian citizens in a Nigerian state. Such audacity is criminal. There must be consequences for such temerity for the culprits, their sponsors and those who are encouraging them.

“The probe should unearth the identities of all the victims from the time the evil practice started with a view to reversing the wicked acts and restoring the states of origin and local governments of the victims.

“We are shocked that such a discriminatory practice is being allowed in a federally funded hospital where people’s state of origin should not matter at all, particularly for health care delivery. It points to the likelihood of more egregious and horrifying things happening in hospitals belonging to the Plateau state government.

“There is no doubt that the state government is complicit and should be held responsible. It is impossible that this highly reprehensible practice is happening without the knowledge and tacit approval of the state government. It is a big shame that this kind of illegality is being promoted by a state governor who swore to uphold the constitution and to provide welfare services to people of the state. Conscienceless power is subjugating powerless conscience.”

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