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Ohanaeze warns voters in volatile areas to shun election

For the safety of life and property, Ohanaeze Ndigbo has warned voters in violent districts to shun the election, adding that Anambra will be ungovernable and rebellious if the election is rigged.

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For the safety of life and property, Ohanaeze Ndigbo has warned voters in violent districts to shun the election, adding that Anambra will be ungovernable and rebellious if the election is rigged.

Secretary-General of Chidi Ibeh-led Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Okechukwu Isiguzoro, stated in Abakaliki, yesterday, that “no blood of any Igbo voter in Anambra State is worth being spilled over the Anambra election.”
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He slammed the Federal Government for allegedly escalating the security challenges in the South East specifically in Anambra, which IPOB responded to.

According to Isiguzoro, the recent lip service of crafty and corrupt South East politicians, who are exploiting the incarceration of Nnamdi Kanu and security challenges to deceitfully seek votes of Anambra people, will boomerang.
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“Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has slammed Federal Government for being responsible for the escalating pandemonium, violence and insecurity in the South East, specifically in Anambra.

“It is pitiable that the despotic actions of the Federal Government, unconsciously in the South East over the years, were subversive and provocative, which was answered back by IPOB in a vocabulary that South East agents of the Presidency and Presidency will understand. Sadly, Anambra is paying, for the first time, the debauchery and the wickedness of actions of those that proscribed IPOB in 2017.”
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