Make Sure On Release Of Nnamdi Kanu – Ohanaeze To South East Govs

The Igbo main socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has urged governors in the Southeast to join their Anambra counterpart, Prof Chukwuma Soludo, in calling on the Federal government to release Nnamdi Kanu.

Chief Damian Okeke -Ogene, Vice President of Ohaneze Ndigbo Worldwide, stated in a press statement issued in Awka that the release of the leader of the indigenous people of Biafra, IPOB, will put an end to the turmoil in the zone.

Okeke-Ogene urged all stakeholders in the zone to join the struggle to free Kanu and restore normalcy to Igbo land.

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He stated that the Governors’ collaborative efforts would aid in addressing the region’s difficulties.

“We commend Soludo for his strong political will in calling for the unconditional release of the detained Biafra agitator, and volunteering to stand as his surety.

“Such decision has further demonstrated his commitment in championing the cause of Ndigbo and protecting the interests of the people, not only in Anambra State, but the entire Southeast zone.

“The call should be supported and reechoed by other stakeholders in Igboland as reflected in the stand of late Mbazulike Amechi and late Ohaneze President, Prof George Obiozor.

“We call on the governors of the South East to reinforce the call by Soludo.

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“The Federal government has no legal or moral grounds to still hold the IPOB leader in captivity since court of competent jurisdiction had ordered his release.”

 

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