No matter the provocation, don't go into armed struggle, Ekweremadu begs Ndigbo

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– The deputy senate president Ike Ekweremadu advised the Igbo people do avoid being provoked into armed struggle

– Ekweremadu decried the lack of developments in the South-East region

– He said marginalization gave rise to the agitations for Biafra 50 years ago

The deputy senate president Ike Ekweremadu advised the Igbo people do avoid being provoked into armed struggle.

Ekweremadu who spoke at the World Igbo Congress (WIC) in Enugu state lamenting the developments in the South-East region gave rise to the agitations for Biafra 50 years ago.

The deputy senate president said the same lack of development is currently rejuvenating in full force.

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He however, appealed to the people to refused every urge to be provoked into, “armed struggle no matter the intimidation, harassment and marginalization”.

Ekweremadu decried the lack of developments in the South-East region

He also added that Ndigbo have become an endangered specie in Nigeria where they ought to be equal with other citizens.

He also added that the National Assembly will continue to uphold the

rights of every part of Nigeria to equity and fairness.

He said it is worrisome that no Igbo man exists in the top commanders of security agencies in Nigeria.

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ZENITHBLOG.com had earlier reported that some police officers stormed the official guest house of the deputy senate president.

The raid on Ekweremadu’s guest house came some days after the deputy senate president alleged plans by the police to harass him.

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However, the All Progressives Congress party have said that the deputy senate president has many skeletons in his cupboard.

The party called on the federal government to initiate an investigation into the activities of the deputy senate president.

Watch this ZENITHBLOG.com video of #Biafra50 lecture with professor Osinbajo and former president Olusegun Obasanjo:

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