The 21st Century Youths of
Nigeria for Restructuring on Friday warned it will commence devastation of
critical infrastructure, beginning with Lagos and Abuja if at the end of its
seven-day mourning for Nigerians soldiers slain by Boko Haram, President
Muhammadu Buhari did not sign the Electoral Act passed by the National Assembly
into law. wreck
The group, which declared
seven-day memorial for over 70 Nigerian soldiers, killed by Boko Haram, on
Monday, urged President Buhari to sign the Electoral Act into law “as a mark of
honour to the slain soldiers and democracy before the expiration of our mourning
period.” Leader of the group with membership drawn from nine states,
self-styled “General” Izon Ebi, in a statement, warned, “We want to use this
medium to remind the Federal Government that this time around, we are not going
to destroy our oil infrastructure, but critical infrastructure built with our
oil proceeds in Abuja and Lagos.”
Leader of the group with
membership drawn from nine states, self-styled “General” Izon Ebi, in a
statement, warned, “We want to use this medium to remind the Federal Government
that this time around, we are not going to destroy our oil infrastructure, but
critical infrastructure built with our oil proceeds in Abuja and Lagos.”
Boasting that it has “upgraded
from analogue to digital to prove its point that enough is enough,” the group
asserted, “If after our seven days of mourning, the Electoral Act is not passed
into law, that means we have no choice but to direct our members across the
nine states to start destroying critical infrastructure, starting from Abuja
and Lagos.”
The group said it was obvious
that “violence is what this government understands to do the right thing,” adding,
“We are in the 21st century and have come of age to do the right thing.”
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