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Ohaneze Youths Council has advised President Muhammadu Buhari on how to endear himself to Ndigbo.
VANGUARD reports that addressing President Buhari, National President of the Ohanaeze Youth Council, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro said the government must begin direct negotiation with the detained leader of Indigenous People of Biafra [IPOB], Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
“This is a much-awaited opportunity which should be utilized to end the bitterness against the Federal Government by people of the South-East. We call on President Muhammadu Buhari not to allow this golden opportunity slip off his hands.
“It is our firm belief that Buhari will engrave his name as a hero of democracy if he utilized this opportunity to free Nnamdi Kanu''.
“For the dialogue to be genuine and fruitful, Kanu should lead the IPOB delegation. Nobody or group should negotiate on his behalf; this is to avoid a situation where the government will end up wasting time and resources. If the government succeeds in this regard, it would no doubt endear it to Ndigbo and help in healing so many wounds,'' the group said.
VANGUARD reports that addressing President Buhari, National President of the Ohanaeze Youth Council, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro said the government must begin direct negotiation with the detained leader of Indigenous People of Biafra [IPOB], Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
“This is a much-awaited opportunity which should be utilized to end the bitterness against the Federal Government by people of the South-East. We call on President Muhammadu Buhari not to allow this golden opportunity slip off his hands.
“It is our firm belief that Buhari will engrave his name as a hero of democracy if he utilized this opportunity to free Nnamdi Kanu''.
“For the dialogue to be genuine and fruitful, Kanu should lead the IPOB delegation. Nobody or group should negotiate on his behalf; this is to avoid a situation where the government will end up wasting time and resources. If the government succeeds in this regard, it would no doubt endear it to Ndigbo and help in healing so many wounds,'' the group said.
