The pan-Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has said that it can no longer guarantee peace in the South-East, following the continued killing of the Igbo in parts of the North.
The group said that stopping its youths from carrying out reprisal over the years, even in the face of extreme anger, had been an onerous job, adding that 'anything can happen from now on'.
The group said that stopping its youths from carrying out reprisal over the years, even in the face of extreme anger, had been an onerous job, adding that 'anything can happen from now on'.
In a statement by its Secretary General, Dr. Joe Nwaorgu, Ohanaeze said this on Wednesday while reacting to last Monday’s bombings in Kano State in which many Igbos were killed.
But just as Ohanaeze gave out its threat, the Jama’atu Nasril Islam, a group led by Sultan Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto, called on the Federal Government to urgently track down and bring those behind the series of bombings and killings in the country to book.
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