There are no real victors in wars as all parties involved have to suffer the consequences with often high numbers of casualties on both sides.
World War I (1914–1918) resulted in 17 to 20 million deaths. The number of victims of World War II (1939–1945) is estimated at between 50 and 56 million (some sources even mention 80 million). Even if the end of World War II marks an end to the killing of such a scale, and no other war since then has led to so much destruction, around 800,000 people have still died in violent conflicts between 1989 and 2010 since the end of the Cold War.
War destroy Peace,
War destroy Harmony,
War transform National citizens into refugees,
War promote Poverty,
War destroy Infrastructures,
War retrogress the economy,
War is anti Human right and National growth
War terminate Regional Cooperation,
War destroy the Environment,
War is a catalyst for Hunger, Malnutrition and Underdevelopment.- Amb. Prince Samuel Adesegun Egunjobi
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