The Action Democratic Party (ADP)
has commended the South East governors for
proscription of IPOB.
ADP Chairman, Engr Y.Y Sani, in a
statement on Saturday, said the proscription of IPOB is most appropriate as
Nnamdi Kanu refused all entreaties to cooperate with the Governors and other
stakeholders for a genuine support and responsible articulation of the
agitation.
He explained that while ADP is
not against legitimate agitations, ”it is now clear that the philosophy of
Biafra canvassed by Nnamdi Kanu has been overtaken by the euphoria of
stardom and driven into exuberant obsession for a careless challenge of
legitimate authorities without taking into account the implications on the
larger society.”
He lamented that It is a pity the
quality and style of leadership by the APC led government has encouraged
restiveness throughout the country.
“While we state unequivocally
that the unity of Nigeria is sacrosanct, the government must be alive to its
responsibility”.
“APC government should show more
commitment to leadership needed at this time by providing good governance and
conducting its activities in manners that will guarantee equality, equity,
peace and security of lives and property”, Sani added.
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Igbo Governors well done. You are doing well to suppress your masses. Come to Abuja for your money allocation. Good boys.
ReplyDeletepeaceful dialogue is the answer
ReplyDeleteBut not the type of understanding Engr. Y Y Sani has. Sani, like all his ilk, has refused to see the beginning of what's troubling Nigeria. This is the bane of Nigeria's woes. The Nigerian Army is very proud to attack unarmed people who are agitating for self determination while the so-called Nigeria Army has been unable to defeat Boko Haram, (except in the media) for the most part. And Boko Haram has existed for nearly a decade. Calling IPOB terrorists is most inappropriate and a veritable miss use of words.
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