Attacks won’t deter me from serving humanity, NLM chieftain
Founder, Nigeria Liberty Movements (NLM), Dr. Moses Adebisi also Known as ThisDaysMoses, has reiterated his commitment to serve humanity even in the face of attacks.
Dr. Adebisi stated this in Abuja when he visited the headquarters of NLM, a political movement rooted in liberating Nigerians from poverty.
According to him, “I am only rooted in the services to humanity, it is not a sin to stand up for what is right in Nigeria. If this was a politically motivated attack, we would not stop to make the required changes for the country to move in the right direction.”
In June, his home in the Okota area of Lagos State was attacked while property worth millions of Naira were destroyed, there was no human casualty as closed-circuit television, (CCTV) captured the assailants.
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He said that his wife, Dr. Treasure Adebisi narrowly escaped an assassination attempt by some gunmen in Abuja on September 9, 2023, around 9:00 p.m.
“The assailants, armed and masked, ambushed Dr. Adebisi as she returned home, firing multiple shots in her direction and leaving her critically wounded in a pool of blood.” He said.
Dr. Adebisi’s book titled “Exposing the Absurdities in Nigeria’s System of Government” has also brought about government litigation and arrest against him.
“On April 20, 2022, hoodlums, political thugs, and miscreants attacked my parents’ country home at Gbongan in Osun State.
‘A despicable act of violence unfolded in the serene town of Gbongan, Osun State were miscreants descended upon the home of Prophet Lawrence and Temitope Adebisi, the parents of Adebisi also known as This Days Moses.
“The commotion started when accosters stormed the family’s residence under the cover of darkness, armed with weapons. The unsuspecting victims were rudely awakened from their slumber by the sound of shattering glass and the menacing shouts of their assailants.”
“The attackers proceeded to unleash chaos and terror in my family home but the authorities were alerted and quickly moved in to restore order and save the victims from bodily harm.”
Dr. Adebisi charged the Nigerian Police Force to unravel the causes of the unwarranted attackers and bring the perpetrators to book.
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