IGBO POLITICAL GANGSTERS ARE LOOKING FOR ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY IN ASO ROCK

Igbo elders asked President Buhari to release Kanu and other

Biafra agitators – They reiterated their commitment towards one Nigeria – The elders called for the outlaw of herdsmen grazing in

Igboland Igbo leaders have begged President Muhammadu Buhari to

release Nnamdi Kanu and other persons it described as

prisoners of conscience. Kanu and other pro-Biafra agitators were arrested and have

been in detention at Kuje prison since 2015. READ ALSO: Everybody will contribute to our Biafra constitution – IPOB Daily Post reports that the Igbo leaders reiterated their

commitment to one at the World Igbo Summit Group in

collaboration with the Igbo Renaissance Centre of the Gregory

University, Uturu with Sen. Ike Nwachukwu as the chairman. The group released a 10-point communiqué calling for the

release of Kanu and other detainees “since they do not

constitute a threat to national security.” It said the Igbo nation was ready to work for a united Nigeria

where “Ndigbo would live and operate as equal citizens,

without any discrimination, bias or intimidation.” Chief Sam Ohuabunwa who is the co-chairman noted that

“Ndigbo have made the biggest sacrifice and contributions to

the building of a modern Nigeria.” READ ALSO: 22,500 Nigerians cross Mediterranean sea – EU He called on states and the federal government to enact

legislation that will outlaw nomadic cattle grazing in the

country. It specifically voted “against all forms of open grazing in

Igboland” as the activities of suspected herdsmen pose great

danger to peace and security in the area. Meanwhile, the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPO lashed out at Igbo elders for associating with its planed All Igbo Summit in Uturu Abia State. Vanguard reports that in a statement signed by Mr. Emma

Powerful who is the media aide of the pro-Biafra group, it said

it was not in support of the summit and insulted the elders

who it said are only concerned about what they can get from

Abuja. IPOB insisted that Nnamdi Kanu was its only recognised leader

and that the quest for Biafra was its only focus. The group said: “The group of so-called Igbo leaders, who are

going about brandishing the noble name of our great IPOB, in

their emails to people for their fraudulent and Aso rock-

sponsored All Igbo Summit, are hereby warned to desist

forthwith from including IPO’s name in their emails