Igbo Group Condemns South-East Governors for Silence on Youth Killings
An Igbo group accused South-East governors and political leaders of betraying the Igbo people by remaining silent over the persecution and killings of Igbo youth in Nigeria. The group criticized the leaders for alleged complicity in the persecution, demanding a united condemnation of the targeted killings and the release of detained activist Nnamdi Kanu.
They warned that history would hold the leaders accountable for their inaction and urged concrete measures to secure the region from external threats. The group emphasized the need for leaders to stand with the people and not be complicit in the destruction and persecution faced by the Igbo youth.
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