www.odogwublog.com reports that Conference of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) Anambra State Chapter has asked the Federal Government of Nigeria led by President Muhammadu Buhari and Anambra State Government led by Chief Willie Obiano to immortalize late former President of Nigeria , Dr Ifeanyichukwu Alex Ekwueme as a mark of solidarity.
CNPP
in a communiqué at the end of its emergency meeting at East End hotel Awka
signed by its State Chairman, Hon. Oby
Kate Okafor and State Secretary , Chief
Comrade Sir Peter Okala said it mourns the demise of Dr. Ekwueme, founding
member of People’s Democratic Party (PDP) ,leader of G.34 that metamorphosed
into People’s Democratic Party (PDP) describing him as one of the most
detribalized Nigerians who remained in touch with his people till his last
breath.
CNPP
as well frowned at the continued killing of Nigerians by the Herdsmen or any
other group of people in whatever guise, saying it is condemnable and unacceptable
even as it called on security operatives to be proactive.
The
communiqué read in part: ‘’That security men should hence forth stop treating these criminals with kid glove,
and ensure that all citizens are treated equally with equal protection by
unleashing the full weight of the laws to the erring citizens or group no
matter their status.
‘’That
cattle rearing like any other investment in Nigeria should be subjected to the
rule of law guiding other businesses in Nigeria and should not be allowed to
take undue advantage of others in any form or manner what so ever and investors
into cattle ranching should be made to acquire fixed capital to enhance their
productivity that will ensure revenue to the Government and Employment to
teaming Nigerians.
As
well, the CNPP calls on Inspector General of Police Mohammed Idris to order
with immediate effect for the stop of harassment of Anambra People in various
checking point in the State where Okada riders are made to alight with their
passengers in other to cross security checking point no matter the condition of
these passengers whether aged or sick, that Anambra State is not and should not
be treated as terrorist State but a peaceful and law abiding state.
The
communiqué read further: ‘’That (CNPP) congratulate the All Progressives Grand
Alliance (APGA) in Nigeria for their aggressive campaigns during the November
18 Anambra State Governorship Elections which earned them victory across the
twenty one Local Government Councils of Anambra State and thanked Governor
Willie Obiano for his efforts which now changed the narratives and brought a new dawn where all Anambrarians are
winners in that Governorship Election.
‘’CNPP
implored the State Governor Dr. Willie Maduaburochukwu Obiano to treat all the
Anambrarians as Stakeholders for the Electoral support which Ndi Anambra has
rendered to him that is unprecedented in the history of the State.
That
CNPP duff our hat for Senator Sir, Victor Umeh for emerging the first All
Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) Senator
in the history which came through a rigorous Legal and Political Process.
‘’CNPP
particularly thanked Senator Sir V ictor
Umeh for his civility, unassuming, doggedness and Igbo man’s fighting spirit
that saw him through in his cherished carrier, also thanked Umeh’s Opponents
for helping to sharpen him through the rigorous processes that now qualified
him for the Anambra Central Senatorial Seat.
‘’CNPP
advised Senator Sir Victor Umeh while in the Senate to face the work of
legislation, oversight function and attracting of project to Anambra Central
and the State at large against the myopic situation in Anambra State where
Seating Senators are only using the constituency allowance to sponsor prayers
in the Local Radio Stations in Anambra State living large at the expense of
their constituency.
‘’Senator
Umeh is urged to bring his street wisdom to bear in the floor of the Senate and
bring pride to his father land instead of shame which the present crop of
Senators has brought to Ndi Anambra’’.
CNPP asks FG, Obiano to immortalize Ekwueme----condemns Herdsmen killings
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