IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu raising his hands after he was released from prison
Governors from the South East Governors have expressed worries over
the alleged invasion of the home of the leader of the Indigenous People
of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu by some persons suspected to be Soldiers
and Policemen.
According to Independent, while condemning the incident which
happened on Monday in Abakaliki, Director of Information, South East
Governor’s Forum Secretariat, Mr. Mike Udah said the governors of the
zone described the development as disturbing and restated their
readiness towards the maintenance of peace and unity of the country.
The statement which was personally signed by Udah opined that the
Governor of the zone had met with the IPOB leader and some other Igbo
stakeholders to ensure that the agitation by IPOB and other pro Biafra
groups do not undermine the unity and oneness of Nigeria.
He condemned that the alleged invasion of Kanu’s home by security
operatives when the Governors of the zone were already intervening to
find lasting solution to the contending issues.
He said: “The South East Governors had held meetings in order
that the agitations by Pro-Biafra groups do not escalate. The recent
invasion of the home of Nnamdi Kanu does not speak well of the unity of
the Nation. It is indeed worrisome. Meanwhile, efforts are being made by
the Governors to meet and nip such development in the board”.
Also, the apex Igbo group, Ohaneze Ndigbo has described the
invasion of Kanu’s home as a show of military brigandage and shear
prostitution of power without authority.
In a statement issued in Abakaliki, the National Publicity Secretary of the group, Prince Uche Achi-Okpaga said: “The
invasion of Nnamdi Kanu’s home is brazen show of military brigandage
and shear prostitution of power without authority. It baffles me that
solders are unleashed on a person that is peaceful and devoid of
violence, while the gun trotting herdsmen are still on rampage in
virtually every nook and cranny of Nigeria. It is a pity that the tenets
of democracy are been bruised and battered with reckless impunity in
Nigeria.
“The Operation pyton dance is a deliberate ploy to gag the
South East like a conquered territory. There is no doubt any longer
about the disposition and countenance of the APC led Federal Government
on the Igbos. The recent NNPC appointments strongly testify to our
vindications and these consequential events dramatises them beyond
doubt.
“Today, Boko Haram is still killing and herdsmen pulverising
villages but it is in the South East that is even peaceful that soldiers
are deployed at close and Strategic points.
“Expectedly, the soldiers now unleash Economic mayhem on
motorists and deal dreadfully with those who dare not bring the “white”.
I think we have over flogged the these issues because this is a
Government that, among other, has been treating ear problem and is not
disposed to hear your complaints. We just have a choreographic
democracy. May God hear and fight our course”.
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