After the election, they have now issued an appeal to the Lagos State government and the state Commissioner of Police, Kayode Aderanti, to put in place adequate security measures for the protection of their lives and property after the general elections.
The Chairman, Ohaneze Ndigbo in Amuwo Odofin local government area, Chief Akalika Emmanuel, stated that the call for the protection of life and property became imperative to avoid unforeseen circumstances.
Emmanuel also requested for a document to prove that the threat from Akiolu would not repeat itself, as well as a guarantee that the property of NdiIgbo would not be unduly taxed nor demolished, no matter the direction of the victory o f yesterday’s governorship election.
He said: “We also demand that our business premises and other matters of interest will not come under any form of intimidation now or in future”.
Good demands. Buh I hear Ambode is gon win so they don't have to worry about drowning in d lagoon anymore. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteHahahaha, yes ooooo,d assurance is needed
ReplyDeleteBut the foolish man claim Lagos is no man's land, why are they afraid? It's going to b fine
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DeleteEven if they do,how many igbos would they protect and for how long,so no one should fret
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ReplyDeleteI stand for peace...but even if violence breaks out in lag,,I doubt if d oba will b able to stand d hits from d igbos
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