As stakeholders that have Nigeria’s project at heart, we must rise and speak to our people. We must call a spade a spade, no matter whose ox is gored.We don’t believe in name-calling like IPOB or Fulani but identifying the criminal elements and ensuring that they face the full wrath of law.The government of Ebonyi State has inaugurated a 19-man committee to speak on the review of the 1999 Constitution.
As a progressive who is also democratic, we should look at the need for us to the mainstream with the party at the centre. In order for us to have equal opportunity in the southeast to make known our agitation and tap into the opportunities at the federal level. The fact is every governor is taking this decision based on conviction. I believe that the Governor of Cross River State has his reason. For us in Ebonyi State,we did this to mainstream with the party at the centre.
Some of the south east leaders are indirectly supporting the destruction. When south east is done with the destruction of their own facilities, then the north ll help them to destroy the remaining ones aside south east.they should continue to clap hands for the UGM,
You can't condem the killing of your people but the destructions of facilities you fulani lapdogs so facilities are now important than human lives wasted in Ebonyi by fulani Terror herdsmen and their fellow terrorist in the army and police ewu Ebonyi.
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