– The federal government has promised to
find a solution to the problems in the south
east
– It expressed worry over the protests which
sometimes have resulted in violence
– The government urged Nigerians to
support the focus to achieve peace
There is unease within inside the presidency
over the escalated agitation for Biafra that
has been described as a security risk.
The Nation reports that the protests by the
Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) and the
Movement for the Actualisation for a
Sovereign State Of Biafra (MASSOB) has
caught the attention of the federal
government which has promised to find a
solution to the problem.
READ ALSO: Why Delta, Idomas and other
minorities should join the Biafra struggle
David Babachir Lawal who is the secretary
to the government of the federation spoke
at the opening of the 4th Eminent Persons
and Experts Group Meeting in Abuja where
he assured that the government was
engaging stakeholders to bring peace to the
south.
He said the government has asked governors
from the south east to initiate activities that
would positively engage the Biafra agitators.
Lawal also spoke about the problem of
kidnapping in the country and noted that it
began in the Niger Delta region before
spreading to other parts of the country.
He assured that security agencies were
harnessing their efforts to tackle criminality.
READ ALSO: Biafra can be attained, Igbos
will not beg Buhari – Ohaneze
The secretary to the government of the
federation noted that stability would bring
about development and said security have
been tasked to ensure peace in all parts of
the country.
He noted that the level of success achieved
in the fight against Boko Haram was a
testament to the government’s commitment
to peace and urged Nigerians to support this
focus.
find a solution to the problems in the south
east
– It expressed worry over the protests which
sometimes have resulted in violence
– The government urged Nigerians to
support the focus to achieve peace
There is unease within inside the presidency
over the escalated agitation for Biafra that
has been described as a security risk.
The Nation reports that the protests by the
Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) and the
Movement for the Actualisation for a
Sovereign State Of Biafra (MASSOB) has
caught the attention of the federal
government which has promised to find a
solution to the problem.
READ ALSO: Why Delta, Idomas and other
minorities should join the Biafra struggle
David Babachir Lawal who is the secretary
to the government of the federation spoke
at the opening of the 4th Eminent Persons
and Experts Group Meeting in Abuja where
he assured that the government was
engaging stakeholders to bring peace to the
south.
He said the government has asked governors
from the south east to initiate activities that
would positively engage the Biafra agitators.
Lawal also spoke about the problem of
kidnapping in the country and noted that it
began in the Niger Delta region before
spreading to other parts of the country.
He assured that security agencies were
harnessing their efforts to tackle criminality.
READ ALSO: Biafra can be attained, Igbos
will not beg Buhari – Ohaneze
The secretary to the government of the
federation noted that stability would bring
about development and said security have
been tasked to ensure peace in all parts of
the country.
He noted that the level of success achieved
in the fight against Boko Haram was a
testament to the government’s commitment
to peace and urged Nigerians to support this
focus.
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