Take firm steps to curb IPOB crisis from escalating, Nwabueze tells FG

Professor of Law and Chairman, the Patriots, Ben Nwabueze, has
urged the Federal Government to cautiously approach the Indigenous
of People of Biafra (IPOB) crisis in the South-East.

Reacting in a statement to an alleged attack on Mazi Nnamdi
Kanu’s Umuahia home by soldiers of the Nigerian army, Nwabueze said
the development is a grave concern at this time.

“The report in this morning newspapers of the attack on Mazi
Nnamdi Kanu’s Umuahia home by soldiers of the Nigerian army during
which some people were reportedly killed or injured is a matter of
grave concern, because it occurred at a time the country is facing
destabilizing crisis and threats to its peaceful co-existence and
at a time the South East Governors are making valiant efforts to
contain the danger of the repercussions of the crisis by
interventions with Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and the IPOB.

“The situation in the country calls for great restraint on the
part of all, and for the Federal Government to take firm steps to
restrain any actions capable of escalating the crisis, such as the
reported attack on the home of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s home in Umuahia
.”

Professor of Law and Chairman, the Patriots, Ben Nwabueze, has
urged the Federal Government to cautiously approach the Indigenous
of People of Biafra (IPOB) crisis in the South-East.

Reacting in a statement to an alleged attack on Mazi Nnamdi
Kanu’s Umuahia home by soldiers of the Nigerian army, Nwabueze said
the development is a grave concern at this time.

“The report in this morning newspapers of the attack on Mazi
Nnamdi Kanu’s Umuahia home by soldiers of the Nigerian army during
which some people were reportedly killed or injured is a matter of
grave concern, because it occurred at a time the country is facing
destabilizing crisis and threats to its peaceful co-existence and
at a time the South East Governors are making valiant efforts to
contain the danger of the repercussions of the crisis by
interventions with Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and the IPOB.

“The situation in the country calls for great restraint on the
part of all, and for the Federal Government to take firm steps to
restrain any actions capable of escalating the crisis, such as the
reported attack on the home of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s home in Umuahia
.”