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Gunmen Attack Abuja Kill 1, Others Missing

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Gunmen Attacked Church, Kill Two And Several Others Injured In Kogi

Gunmen on Tuesday night attacked a residence close to the hill in the Wuse Zone five area of Abuja, shot two, and killed one, with several others missing as the gunmen escaped through the hills.

An eyewitness who reached out to our correspondent through a distress call noted that the gunmen shot sporadically at Amilomania Street and later moved to Toyin Street.

He said, “We heard gunshots twice when they first stormed a house at Amilonania Street. They’re now at Toyin Street, at the last house by the hill.

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“They shot a tailor, Oshodi, and he’s lying down dead. They also shot another male, but we have taken him to the General Hospital at Phase 4, but he was unconscious.

“The gunmen have escaped through the hill. We are equally looking for some people and we’ve not found them. It’s possibly an abduction.”

When contacted, the FCT Police spokesperson, Josephine Adey, didn’t take calls nor responded to text messages from our correspondent on Tuesday night.

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Buhari Says His Administration Has Done Well In Reviving Economy Irrespective Of Criticisms

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Rigging Elections Now Nearly Impossible In Nigeria – President Buhari
President Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari, Tuesday said irrespective of what some people say, the administration he leads has made strides in stabilizing the security situation in the country, reviving and diversifying the economy, and fighting corruption.

The President gave himself the pass mark when he received a delegation of political, religious and business leaders from Gombe State at State House, Abuja, that came to appreciate him for his role in the discovery of oil in commercial quantity in the Kolmani area.

The President jocularly told them: “Thank you for coming to say thank you to me for doing my job. Thank you for appreciating the efforts.”

Going down memory lane, President Buhari said when he served as Petroleum Minister for over three years in the 1970s, “we developed the feasibility studies, believing it would further stabilize our polity. So, you should congratulate yourselves, rather than me for the oil find.”

On the political situation in the country, preceding the 2023 general elections, the President said off-season elections in Anambra, Ekiti and Osun States have shown that the government respects Nigerians, “and would allow them to choose their own leaders without interference or manipulation.”

A statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Chief Femi Adesina said, “He (President Buhari) also said irrespective of what some people say, the administration he led had made strides in stabilizing the security situation in the country, reviving and diversifying the economy, and fighting corruption.”

President Buhari described the visit as a “morale booster.”

Leader of the delegation, Governor Mohammed Inuwa Yahaya, said Gombe people came to express “profound appreciation and gratitude for the successful flag-off of the Kolmani oil project.”

He added that such gigantic project was a milestone for the entire country, “as it will enhance our socio-economic fortunes, create jobs, and benefit farmers, business people, indeed, everyone.”

Governor Yahaya assured of community support for the venture, promising that along with Bauchi State, where the oil field is jointly situated, “we will ensure success of the project.”

He said President Buhari had done his best for the country, despite the tumultuous time in which he served, and history would be kind to him.

He appreciated the President for other projects in the State like takeover of the airport by the Federal Government, siting of an Air Force Base, a Federal Polytechnic, among several others.

“We will remember you forever. You have left footprints that are indelible. History will be kind to you on efforts you made, despite the difficult times,” the Governor said.

In his remarks, the Emir of Gombe, Alhaji Abubakar Shehu Abubakar 111, described the Kolmani project as “historic, never to be forgotten by our people.”

He pledged that there would be no conflict between Gombe and Bauchi States, as the traditional institution would mobilize the people positively.

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“Abia Too Backward, We Needs Strong, Prepared Leader Like Me To Make Positive Changes” — Mascot Kalu | VIDEO

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"Abia Too Backward, We Needs Strong, Prepared Leader Like Me To Make Positive Changes" — Mascot Kalu | VIDEO
Chief Mascot Uzor Kalu

The governorship candidate of Action Peoples Party, APP in Abia State, Chief Mascot Uzor Kalu has said the state needs a young, vibrant and prepared leader like him to take over the mantle of leadership at this time.

In an interview with ABN TV’s Political Perspective, Mascot Kalu, a former Chief of Staff in the state said he has looked around and is not happy with some things happening in the state which he said he loves so much.

According to him, there are not many young viable voices in their 30s, 40s, and early 50s, an age he said is right for anyone wishing to become the governor of Abia.

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“I am not having that feeling that we have the right people, with the right training to propel the state of affairs, given the situation we have found ourselves in Abia.

“We are so behind, so backward so we need a very strong prepared leader to lead the state and that is what I represent,” he stated.

According to him, he left his former party the APC because he was not well treated despite his contributions to building the party.

He said, when it was time for the party to acknowledge his contributions, he was always reminded that his brother, Sen. Orji Kalu is the Senate Chief Whip.

Abia APC Governorship Aspirant Vows To Drag Ikechi Emenike To Supreme Court

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Abia APC Governorship Aspirant Vows To Drag Ikechi Emenike To Supreme Court

A Governorship Aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Abia, Chief Daniel Eke, has said that he will challenge the aspect of the Appeal Court judgment that validated the candidacy of Chief Ikechi Emenike.

Eke made the disclosure, while reacting to Wednesday’s judgment by the Court of Appeal, Owerri Division presided over by Justice Pemu Rita Nosakhare.

He had approached the appellate court in a suit No. CA/OW/419/2022 to quash the October 7 judgment of the Umuahia Federal High Court in suit No. FHC/UM/CS/96/2022.

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Justice Evelyn Anyadike of the lower court had ruled that Eke lacked the locus standi to challenge the outcomes of the May 26 parallel governorship primaries that produced two candidates.

While Emenike emerged from an indirect primary, the former Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development, Chief Uche Ogah, emerged from a direct primary election.

In a statement issued to newsmen in Umuahia on Thursday, Eke stated that he was not satisfied with the appellate court’s decision to authenticate Emenike’s candidacy.

He, therefore, vowed to approach the Supreme Court to upturn the ruling.

He, however, hailed the appellate court’s decision to overrule the lower court on the issue of locus standi.

“This is good for us because it shows that we now can approach the Supreme Court to invalidate Emenike’s candidacy,” he added.

The appellate court averred that Eke showed evidence to prove that he is a card-carrying member of APC, having registered in his Igbere Ward.

It further affirmed that having paid N50 million Naira for the party’s nomination and expression of interest forms, he became a governorship aspirant, hence had the locus standi to prosecute the suit.

Eke’s Counsel, Chief Obinna Nkume, said that it was a wrong decision by the court to award a judgment to Emenike, who was the second respondent in the suit, whereas he did not ask for it.

Nkume said in an interview with newsmen that the specific pronouncement by Justice Nosakhare that Eke’s appeal succeeded in part gave impetus to his resolve to get Emenike’s candidacy nullified by the apex court.

He said that with the issue of locus standi resolved in his favour by the Appeal Court, the coast had become clearer for Eke to get the Supreme Court to adjudicate on his originating summons.

He had alleged in his suit that Emenike’s primary election was conducted in contravention of the Electoral Act and directive of the National Working Committee (NWC) of APC.

He said that the NWC had ordered for direct mode of primary election in Abia whereas Emenike emerged from an indirect primary election.

Nkume further said that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) posited in court that it did not monitor the Emenike’s indirect primary as provided by the Electoral Act.

He said that it was worrisome that the appeal court discountenced such a fundamental infraction but went ahead to validate Emenike’s candidacy.

He also said that the appellate court judgment tactically eliminated Ogah, who was the third respondent and another claimant to the APC candidacy, from the suit.

Nkume said that the pursuit for justice by Eke has been made simpler by the Appeal Court judgment.

CBN’s New Policy Limits Cash Withdrawal To N100,000, N500,000 For Individual, Corporate Account Holders Per Week

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Naira Redesign: Banks Get N52b Cash Deposits In Two Weeks
Godwin Emefiele

Nigeria’s apex bank, Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN on Tuesday announced a new policy which mandates commercial banks other financial institutions to ensure that individual and corporate account holders do not withdraw above N100, 000 and N500, 000, respectively, per week.

Individuals will only be able to withdraw N100,000 per week (from over the counter, Point of Sale Machines or the Automated Teller Machines), while organisation can access N500,000 per week, a new memo to banks issued by the Director of Banking Supervision, Haruna .B. Mustafa says.

Banks have also been directed to load only N200 and lower denominations into their ATM.

The memo read, “Further to the launch of the redesigned naira notes by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on Wednesday, November 23, 2022, and in line with the cashless policy of the CBN, all deposit money banks and other financial institutions are hereby directed to note and comply with the following:

“1. The maximum cash withdrawal over the counter by individuals and corporate organisations per week shall henceforth be N100,000 and N500,000 respectively. Withdrawals above these limits shall attract processing fees of 5% and 10%, respectively.

“2. Third-party cheques above N50,000 shall not be eligible for payment over the counter, while extant limits of N10,000,000 on clearing cheques still subsist.

“3. The maximum cash withdrawal per week via Automated Teller Machine shall be N100,000 subject to a maximum of N20,000 cash withdrawal per day.

“4. Only denominations of N200 and below shall be loaded into the ATMs.

“5. The maximum cash withdrawal via the point of sale terminal shall be N20,000 daily.

“6. In compelling circumstances, not exceeding once a month, where cash withdrawals above the prescribed limits are required for legitimate purposes, such cash withdrawals shall not exceed N5,000,000.00 and N10,000,000.00 for individuals and corporate organisations, respectively, and shall be subject to the referenced processing fees in (1) above, in addition to enhanced due diligence and further information requirements.

“Further to (6) above, you are required to obtain the following information at the minimum and upload same on the CBN portal created for the purpose:

“a. Valid means of identification of the payee (National Identity Card, International Passport, Drivers License.). b. Bank Verification Number of the payee. c. Notarised customer declaration of the purpose of the cash withdrawal. d. Senior management approval for the withdrawal by the Managing Director of the drawee, where applicable. e. Approval in writing by the MD/CEO of the bank authorising the withdrawal.

“Please further note the following: i. Monthly returns on cash withdrawal transactions above the specified limits should be rendered to the Banking Supervision Department. ii. Compliance with extant AMUCFT regulations relating to the KYC, ongoing customer due diligence and suspicious transaction reporting etc., is required in all circumstances. iii. Customers should be encouraged to use alternative channels (internet banking, mobile banking apps, USSD, cards/POS. eNaira, etc.) to conduct their banking transactions.”

Ebem Ohafia Dev. Union PG, Chief Mba Salutes Akajiaku, Mbachara Age Grades, Reels Out Achievements In Last One Year

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Ebem Ohafia Dev. Union PG, Chief Mba Salutes Akajiaku, Mbachara Age Grades, Reels Out Achievements In Last One Year
Chief Emeka Mba (BamBam) EODU President General

Ebem Ohafia Development Union, EODU, President General, Chief Emeka Mba (BamBam) has congratulated the Akajiaku and Mbachara Age Grades on the occasions of their Ota-Omu and Izara-Afa respectively.

“From the vintage position of Development, very high commendation goes to all members of these two Age Grades for their collective Commitment, Resilience, and Wit in delivering their landmark projects to our Community. Please do accept my warmest gratitude to you all and most especially, to God for seeing us all through this Season,” the EODU president, Emeka Agba Mba said in a statement.

He said 2022 will go down as one of the most challenging times in the History of the community when it faced a lot of security challenges which affected the realization of some of the set plans and agenda of Ebem Ohafia Development Union.

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He reiterated his commitment to champion the both Human Capital and infrastructural Development of Ebem Ohafia, a passion and goal he looks forward to achieving.

He said EODU under his leadership in the past one year since it came on board has worked in many divergent ways to bring peace through proactive and far-reaching interactions and dialogues.

According to the president, these efforts have worked to enthrone the present peaceful environment the community enjoys now and intends to maintain.

He added, “As we know, the economic, social, traditional, and touristic fabrics of our community were negatively impacted by the several security breaches and disturbances. We intend to return us back on the track of Peace, Investment, and the tourist destination Ebem is known for. We pray the worst of those darks are far behind us.

“EODU in 2022 worked so hard to enhance good relationships with all branches at the CEC. I will like to seize this opportunity to commend all Union Branches for their undying support and commitment. Also, enjoining the few Branches that haven’t been forthcoming in the discharge of their mandatory obligation to key into this newfound commitment and zeal to collectively Impact our community’s infrastructural growth and development. Also, pleading with our young men and married ladies to get acquainted with EODU Branches in the Towns and Cities they reside and do business. We have taken measures to ensure Ebemites, of the right ages, all over the country and beyond strictly belong EODU.

“I have, with the help of my very astute Financial Department blocked a lot of leakages to raising our Internally Generated Revenues – IGR. These were done through the strict insistence of use of EODU accounts in payment collections, as well as some cost-cutting innovations introduced. A substantiate amount of money for the continuous check of erosions and other climatic challenges and running cost of EODU operations were realized. Erosions at the back of the Palace and Ebem Market entrance through Ezikwu were conveniently handled.

“The Union is working hard to draw the attention of both the State and Federal Government, on interventions to checks and control of many active erosion sites in Ebem. We have gone to local and national media to create awareness to the plight our community faces in the midst of ravaging erosion. These moves were published on notable National Dailies like Punch, Sun, and other newspapers. It is my strong belief that we will succeed in this move to bring Governments to their responsibility.

“I and my executive have intervened in road expansion and accessibility for a seamless vehicular and human traffic during this festive period. Age grades were asked to tip sands at various bad points and Union deployed graders to make our roads passable. My commendation to the compliant Age Grades.

“The Union through the Ebem Supreme Council adopted a lot of resolutions to ensuring the opening of blocked roadways and channels. These resolutions were taken during our Road Summit Conference of June 25th, 2022. We are working with Abia Urban Town Planning Authority Ohafia to achieve some of these tasks. We also instructed all new builders and engineers to seek the approval of EUDO before the Frontal Fencing of their houses. This is to ensure compliance to the standard Road-Fence dimension.

“Also, Ebem Market Reconstruction dilemma was revisited, where Branches at CEC unanimously agreed to raise the market to its original one-story status. In 2023, we shall work to achieving this.

In my personal role as your President-General, I have made an incursion into bringing many Ebem pupils back to school. I am excited that many students who earlier dropped out of school, are back in school today through these personal interventions. The importance of Education cannot be over-emphasized. I’m a strong believer in Human Capacity building through education and empowerment in Business, Craft, and Trade. Many of these will be evident in months and years to come. The goal is lifting many indigent persons and families in Ebem, out of the poverty line.

“Finally, let me commend and thank very many individuals and associations that have worked with me and the Union through donations and assistance in provisions of incentives and amenities aimed at ameliorating the suffering of our people in Ezikwu, Ekelogu and Mgbaga, and other places within Ebem. Some of these interventions included but not limited to – erosion control around Customary Court district Ebem by an Ebem son in diaspora, provision of Solar Street lightings at Ekelogu, Mgbaga, Ezikwu, Market and other areas by individuals and associations, erecting of Security Street Gates, Donation of Cash and Food items by individuals and organizations and many other humanly gestures. These should be emulated by Ebem-loving Sons and Daughters.

“Let’s us all embrace peace – live and let live for a Strong, United, and prosperous Ebem.”

Academic Union Recognised By Govt Threatens Legal Action Over Withheld Salaries

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Chris Ngige

The Congress of University Academics (CONUA) has expressed its disappointment with the Federal Government, especially the Ministry of Labour and Employment, over the non-payment of its members’ withheld salaries and threatened to seek legal redress.

The Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, had presented certificates of registration to CONUA and the Nigeria Association of Medical and Dental Lecturers in Academics (NAMDA) at the peak of the strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in October, a move believed to be targeted at decimating ASUU’s authorities.

The president of CONUA, Dr. Niyi Sunmonu in a statement issued on Tuesday said even when the government knew its members were not involved in the strike action that lasted for eight months, their salaries were being withheld.

He said the non-payment of their withheld salaries contravened Section 43 (1b) of the Trade Disputes Act CAP. T8, which states that “where any employer locks out his workers, the workers shall be entitled to wages and any other applicable remunerations for the period of the lock-out and the period of the lock-out shall not prejudicially affect any rights of the workers being rights dependent on the continuity of period of employment.”

“This provision is consistent with global best practices. From the foregoing and as a law-abiding union that pledged to do things differently, we have resolved to seek legal redress of the illegal withholding of our legitimate salaries by taking the matter to Court in consonance with the rights enshrined in our laws,” he said.

According to the statement, CONUA formally made its non-involvement in the strike known to the Federal Government in a letter addressed to Ngige in April 2022, followed by a press conference in Abuja on August 19, 2022 where it was categorically stated that CONUA was not part of any ongoing strike, and that the “No Work No Pay” principle ought not to apply to members of the union.

According to the statement, the union had written to the Accountant-General of the Federation and the Ministry of Labour and Employment reminding them that it was an error to lump their members with those that declared and embarked on strike action.

“It was yet another shock for the outstanding backlog of salaries not to have been paid to our members along with the November 2022 salary,” he said.

24 Hours After Resumption Of Abuja-Kaduna Train Service, Attack Victims Demand Compensation From FG

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Nearly two months after the last batch of the 63 kidnapped victims of the March 28 train attack in Kaduna were released, the victims are demanding compensation from the Federal Government to enable them to restart life.

Their demand is coming just 24 hours after the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) resumed train operations on the Kaduna-Abuja route, eight months after it suspended operations following the attack that claimed the lives of nine passengers.

But the victims, who spoke to journalists in Kaduna, lamented that most of them lost their means of livelihood when they were in the custody of the terrorists who kidnapped them during the train attack.

“So, many of us have lost what we are doing and our source of income. As a citizen of this country, which I am very proud to be, I am expecting more from them (the government),” said one of the victims Mariam Idris. “I am expecting them to come to our aid.”

‘Living By His Mercy’
They also claim that the Federal Government is yet to fulfil the promises made to them shortly after meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari upon their release in October, noting that most of them are already suffering from depression and psychological disorders that require urgent medical attention.

“Actually, they did collect our contacts that they would get back to us. But till now, nobody has said anything,” Mariam added.

“We are just living by His mercy because as of the time our family members realised ourselves in this mess, they have gone through difficulties – let’s be sincere.”

Mariam‘s tale is not different from that of Bala Mohammed who said “nobody gave us a single kobo” even when some of them are having health challenges.

“The health challenge we are facing now is very critical,” he added.

While he thanked the Federal Government for rescuing them, Mr Bala is asking for more.

“Our demand is that the Federal Government should come to our rescue because the trauma we are facing now is very critical,” he said. “We don’t have money to go to the hospital to take care of our health.”

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Ohanaeze Ndigbo Berates Simon Ekpa Over Call To Observe 5 Days Sit-At-Home

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Infrastructural Development In Southeast Behind Igbos’ Non-Protest Against Tinubu – Ohanaeze
Ohanaeze Ndigbo

The apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has cautioned Simon Ekpa, the self-acclaimed disciple of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, over his recent directive that residents of the South-East should observe a 5-day sit-at-home from December 9.

In the same vein, the group chided the President of Ohanaeze Youth Council over his recent call that Igbo youths should carry arms in self-defence.

Ohanaeze while cautioning the duo and other elements of such said the statements are “inflammatory, subversive and incendiary broadcasts” from the people it labelled “latter-day Biafran warriors.”

According to the statement titled, ‘Simon Ekpa: Hero or villain?’ signed by Ohanaeze spokesperson, Dr Alex Ogbonnia, on Tuesday, the divisive statements could “constitute monumental problems for the Igbo in relation to the larger Nigeria.”

While the highest Igbo group reiterated that the agitation for Biafra was the answer to injustice and alienation meted out towards the Southeast, it said the hostile statements from Igbo youths were not the solution.

The statement partly read, “The attention of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has been drawn to a video broadcast circulating in the social media by one Mr Simon Ekpa directing the people of the South East of Nigeria that “in preparation to stop election from taking place in Biafra-Land, there should be a chain of “sit at home on Friday December 9; Saturday December 10; Sunday, December 11; Monday December 12; and Wednesday December 14, 2022”. The instruction added that “Tuesday December 13, 2022 is set aside for market and all these are in preparation for the exit of Biafra from Nigeria”.

“Ohanaeze Ndigbo laments the unruly behaviour among the Igbo youths. In their utopia, they think they are making both name and cheap money, while in the true sense, they are digging abysmal pits for themselves.

“Last week, a young boy that claims to be the President of Ohanaeze Youth Council (OYC) directed ‘the Igbo youths to arm themselves.’ Our major concern is that all these unguarded, inflammatory, subversive and incendiary broadcasts by these latter-day Biafran warriors in their delusions, constitute monumental problems for the Igbo in relation to the larger Nigeria.

“Ohanaeze wonders how somebody that proclaims himself a leader will neither seek the opinion nor weigh the aspirations and political barometer of his people before going gaga.

“For purpose of clarification, Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the then Military Governor of the Eastern Region made several consultations and finally summoned a meeting of almost all the important dignitaries in the Eastern Region, comprising the present Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Abia, Imo, Anambra, Enugu, Ebonyi States and the Anioma in Delta State.”

It further said, “There is no gainsaying that the concept of Biafra was a response to a question for the Eastern Nigeria ‘to be and not to be?’ and that the spirit of Biafra has been sustained by a prevalence of orchestrated injustice, alienation and marginalisation more specifically of the South East from the centres of power.

“The foregoing remarks are to justify the incessant agitations by the Igbo youths, however, it is as ridiculous as it is inconceivable that at a time the Nigerian youths and several elder statesmen such as Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Chief E K Clarke, Chief Ayo Adebanjo, Dr Bitrus Borgu among others have lent their unalloyed support to equity, justice, competence and track record of accomplishments, in supporting the most viable candidate for the presidency for the 2023 general election, in the name of Mr Peter Obi, some persons in foreign countries who are not properly schooled in the political history of Nigeria will go on air and begin to broadcast Biafra, thereby creating an absurd Sisyphean circus for the Igbo.”

Ohanaeze also urged eminent Nigerians of Igbo extraction to call Ekpa to order, as it said the sit-at-home exercise has not in any way been of an economic advantage to the region.

“The President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, Ambassador Prof. George Obiozor and indeed all the well-meaning sons and daughters of Igbo land, with all sense of responsibility, hereby call on the Regent of Umueziaka community, the home of Mr Simon Ekpa; the Chairman of Ohaukwu Local Government, Hon Ikechukwu Odono; Member representing Ohaukwu South in the State Assembly, Hon. Chinedu Onah; Member for Ohaukwu and Ebonyi Federal Constituency, Hon. Chukwuma Nwazunku; the Senator for Ebonyi North, Sen. Dr Sam Ominyi Egwu and the governor of Ebonyi State, Engr. Dave Umahi to rein in Mr Simon Ekpa and compel him to desist from his unreflective youthful exuberance. They should remind Ekpa that the world has never recorded a freedom fighter that faces the barrel of the gun inwards.

“Elementary logic questions the rationale for a young man to wake up and begin to suffocate the very people he claims to protect. When the Igbo are undergoing excruciating hardship arising from orchestrated injustice, a young man or rather a self-styled hero will be busy crippling the Igbo economy thereby adding salt to injury,” Ohanaeze added.

Meanwhile, IPOB in a statement by its Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, has said it has no hand in the sit-at-home and called its members and Igbo people in the South-East to go about their business without fear of molestation.

Hope Uzodinma Receives Peter Obi In Owerri As He Lands

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Hope Uzodinma Receives Peter Obi In Owerri As He Lands

Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma welcomed the Labour Party’s Presidential candidate Mr. Peter Obi to Imo State at the Sam Mbakwe Airport Owerri as he comes into the state to flag off his presidential campaign in Imo State.

Penultimate day, the People’s Governor approved for use for his presidential campaign rally the state owned facility for his use.

The Governor promises to exemplify the true words of playing politics without bitterness.

He stated, “we welcome the LP presidential candidate to Imo State and wish them a smooth campaign exercise”.

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