Ohanaeze Youths Council, OYC, on Tuesday said President
Muhammadu Buhari should dialogue with the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.
OYC gave the call in a statement by the National Publicity
Secretary, Igboayaka Igboayaka, while calling for the restructuring of Nigeria.
The youth arm of the organization said the same politicians
who mismanaged Nigeria’s economy were using restructuring as a disguise to
return to power.
Commending the IPOB leader for taking the country to a point
where issues are discussed, OYC SAID Kanu has archived what no man has dared to
do in Nigeria, through IPOB, which has resulted to the recent call to
restructure the country.
The statement reads, “Hiding under the restructure just to
launch themselves back to political power in Nigeria. The same people who have
crippled the economy and governance of Nigeria and governance of Nigeria cannot
claim saint to restructure Nigeria.
“Nigeria government should discuss with IPOB, rather than
apply. We also call on the leadership of President Mohammadu Buhari, to
institute a sovereign National Conference to address the so called Nigeria
unity.
“OYC has resolved that a true sovereign national conference
with the majority of Nigeria tribes and ethnic nationality youths bodies will
proffer a lasting solution.”
This is coming at a time when the IPOB leader failed to
appear for the hearing of his matter before Justice Binta Nyako-led Federal
High Court in Abuja.
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Arrant nonsense! Discuss with who? Who is Nnamdi Kanu? Silly thing.
ReplyDeleteBuhari and his cabals are frantically avoiding the most sensible thing to do at this point in time for whatever reasons.
ReplyDeleteWho is nnamdi kanu that President Buhari will dialogue with? A goat is better than nnamdi kanu. Those calling the President to dialogue with him should be careful of the type of advice or comment they make on issues so that they are not rated like nnamdi kanu.
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