Former Abia Governor Orji Kalu has accused the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) led by Mr. Julio Jones Nnamdi Kanu of challenging the sovereignty of Nigeria. For that reason, he justified the deployment of troops in the South East region to checkmate the activities of IPOB. Kyrie Irving All Shoes The current military operation in the South-East, code-named “Operation Python Dance II” Kalu explained was intended to stem the rising wave of kidnapping, armed robbery and other violent crimes in the area. cheap wow gold
He said that the current tension resulting from the actions of IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu could have been avoided, if he had respected his bail conditions. “If Kanu had abided by his bail conditions, all these would not have happened. “If the court gives an order, you are bound to abide by it whether good or bad. nike magista pas cher Then you can return to court to challenge the order.” Kalu who is supports the clamour for the restructuring of Nigeria, explained that such a step is not a break-up of the country and quickly reminded his kinsmen that the break-up of Nigeria will not be in their interest. Fjallraven Kanken No.2 He spoke on the side-line of the opening of the 2017 Annual Youth Summit organised by Junior Chamber International (JCI), Ikoyi, in collaboration with Orji Uzor Kalu Foundation at his ‘Camp Neya’ country home in Igbere, Bende Local Government Area of Abia. Kalu said that given the huge investments by Ndigbo in different parts of the country, the people of South-East stood to suffer more than any other tribe, should Nigeria split. adidas ultra boost uomo Ndigbo, he advised, should stop boxing themselves to a corner because they were serious contenders and members Nigeria. He, therefore, advised those agitating for the dissolution of Nigeria to have a rethink and work toward achieving peace and harmony in the country. “The struggle for Biafra is not a serious one. NIKE AIR MAX THEA Those agitating for the break-up of Nigeria should stop. Brooklyn Nets
“Ndigbo should rather struggle for equity and justice so that they can feel safe to live and work in any part of the country. “It is true that Ndigbo are marginalised but even our own people have at one time or the other also marginalised us.” Kalu, who is a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, lent his support to the call for the implementation of the 2014 National Conference recommendation on restructuring the country.
