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Igbo s in US Berate South-east Govs over Region s Insecurity
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Igbo in America condemn rising insecurity in Nigeria
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By Festus Ahon, ASABA
IGBO people in the United States of America under the aegis of the Igbo Union has condemned the spate of insecurity in the country and frowned at the Federal Government’s disposition in addressing the challenges.
The body which is an umbrella organization of Igbo communities and Cultural Association in America, berated the Federal Government for the way and manner it was handling challenges of banditry, terrorism, kidnapping and killings in the country and in Igbo land in particular. They lamented that South-East Governors were not rising to the occasion of protecting the lives and property of the people.
He said the meeting was convened to discuss the ultimatum and address the security challenges in the southwest.
The chairman of the Mayetti Allah in Ondo State, Alhaji Bello Garuba, said MACBAN leaders had arrived Akure for the meeting.
Let’s avoid war – Arewa youths
Meanwhile, the Arewa Youth Consultative Forum on Sunday demanded reversal of the last Monday’s order by the Ondo State governor.
AYCF President Shettima Yerima, in a statement, said: “We must guide against any act that will create a war-like situation in Nigeria, we must learn from mistakes of the past and avoid a repeat because its consequences may be unimaginable,” he said.