Chairman of Ad-hoc Committee set up to interface with relevant security agencies to reduce kidnapping, assassinations and banditry in and around Isiukwuato and Umunnochi Local Government Area of Abia State, Hon. Obinna Aguocha on Thursday called for the unconditional release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu as a panacea for peace in the SouthEast region. NIGERIAN TRIBUNE reports.informationguidenigeria
Hon. Aguocha, who gave the charge in Abuja, during an interactive session with officials of various security agencies, confirmed that the Ad-hoc Committee met with the authorities of the Nigerian Army, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) penultimate week to “advance strategies aimed at curbing the insecurity menace in and around the South-East corridor.”
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“For absolute peace, reduction of crime and criminality, investment in meaningful infrastructure development, ending the unproductive sit-at-home and improving economic growth and opportunities in the South-East, starts with the government’s recognition of the rule of law, justice and equitable inclusion of the South-East zone in the project Nigeria and the unconditional release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu from unlawful detention to ensure lasting peace and security in the entire region.”JAMB Portal
“The challenges we face are not mere statistics or headlines; they are real-life manifestations that affect the lives of our people, disrupt the functioning of our institutions and communities, thus impeding the growth of our region.”
“Instances of criminal activities, banditry, kidnapping, assassinations, communal and religious clashes, and threats to life have shaken the very foundation of our societies.JAMB Result
“As leaders and stakeholders, it is incumbent upon us to come together, transcending our differences, to find sustainable solutions that will quell these threats and pave the way for a brighter future.
“We recognize that insecurity cannot be combated by one entity alone; it does require a collective, multi-faceted approach that encompasses various perspectives and expertise of law enforcement agencies, community leaders, policymakers, scholars, and citizens.”
“The opportunity for interstate collaboration presents itself and must be explored to foster regional participation. The challenges faced by one state ripple across its neighbors, and therefore, our strategies for resolution must be all-inclusive. By synergizing our resources, expertise, and perspectives, we can create a stronger front against insecurity and strengthen the bonds that bind us together.
“This Committee wishes to applaud the efforts of state governments in the Southeast region as well as the Federal government for its demonstrable commitment to peace and security in the Southeast.
