Amnesty International says more than a thousand villagers have been killed in Nigeria this year. The rights group says authorities have left rural communities at the mercy of rioting gunmen. It calls the lack of protection shameful. Duduzile Ramela spoke to Amnesty International Nigeria Director Osai Ojigho. #eNCA Courtesy #DStv403
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