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EHA-AMUFU MASSACRE: I warned Gov. Ugwuanyi In March Against Further Fulani Militias Invasion… Ohanaeze Youth …As killings continue in Enugu

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EHA-AMUFU MASSACRE: I warned Gov. Ugwuanyi In March Against Further Fulani Militias Invasion... Ohanaeze Youth ...As killings continue in Enugu The Apex Socio-cultural youth organization of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide Ohanaeze Youth Council national President, Comrd. Igboayaka O Igboayaka has expressed acrimony over the negligence of the Governor of Enugu State, His Excellency, Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi towards his advice on how to avert envisaged brutal killing of his citizens. Comrade Igboayaka alleged that he made the said revelation in the early period of March, 2021 when he had a dialogue with Governor Ugwuanyi on the incessant killings of innocent Igbo sons…

Alleged Involvement In Ebonyi Massacre, PDP Reacts *Gov. Umahi Reprimanded Over N50b Demand For Rebuilding

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Samuel Amah, Abakaliki The People's Democratic Party, PDP, Ebonyi state chapter has exonerated itself from the alleged involvement in the recent massacre in the communities, saying that the party has no hand in the killing of the people. Elder Fred Udeogu, the newly appointed leader of PDP Caretaker Committee in Ebonyi, yesterday, who condemned in its entirety, the killings and destruction of property in Obeagu, Egedegede and Nkaleha communities, in the Ishielu Local Government Area and Effium community, in the Ohaukwu Local Government Area of the state, regretted that the crises in the communities had not been assiduously handled by…

Enugu Massacre: Forget IPOB, they are Ndigbo

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By Aloy Ejimakor, Guest Writer A famous Nigerian politician once said (in spirited defense of the Yoruba) that “before I became a Nigerian, I was Yoruba”. And another one said: “We will write this for all to read. Anyone, soldier or not that kills the Fulani takes a loan repayable one day no matter how long it takes”. The Yoruba has, in moderation, said his own. The Fulani has, in extremism, said his own. Let me now, as an Igbo, say my own, and here it is: Whoever takes the life of an IPOB member is taking the life of…