- In the statement issued by Ohanaeze’s spokesman, Alex Ogbonnia, the organisation’s President General described the actions of the government as untenable and unreasonable.
Socio-cultural of the Ndigbo, Ohanaeze, has decried the continued incarceration of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, by the federal government.
According to the organization, there is no sufficient reason for the Nigerian government to continue keeping the embattled secessionist behind bars.
The President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, Nze Ozichukwu Fidelis Chukwu, expressed the association’s displeasure at the treatment of Kanu in a statement on Tuesday.
In the statement issued by Ohanaeze’s spokesman, Alex Ogbonnia, the organisation’s President General described the actions of the government as untenable and unreasonable.
He stressed that “the release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is a moral burden on the federal government,” adding that “there is no sufficient reason for the prolonged detention of Kanu by the security agency of the state.”
Chukwu assured the National Executive Committee, NEC, that a blueprint will be developed to ensure Ohanaeze not only complements the goodwill of the state but is also positioned to discharge its diverse functions and overcome challenges as they arise.
He further stated that although his days in office are numbered, he is determined to leave behind an impressive legacy
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