Governors In S’East Blamed By Pastors For Inaction On Kanu’s Release

Governors In S’East Blamed By Pastors For Inaction On Kanu’s Release....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Ministers of Igbo descent have criticized South-East governors for their perceived lack of urgency in securing the release of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). The Concerned Igbo Ministers Commission, led by Rev. Tony Uzor Anthony and Apostle Tony Osuji, accused the governors of avoiding their responsibilities and prioritizing their personal interests over those of the Igbo people……CONTINUE READING 

In their statement, the ministers compared the situation to the efforts of South-Western leaders in securing the release of Sunday Igboho, emphasizing the united front shown by Yoruba monarchs, politicians, and bishops. They urged South-East governors to show similar commitment and not let fear of losing relevance deter them from acting.

The ministers reminded the governors that part of their oath of office includes protecting figures like Kanu and appealed for a concerted effort to secure his release. They also called on traditional rulers, bishops, and politicians to join in advocating for Kanu’s freedom, stressing that the collective interest of the Igbo people should take precedence over individual concerns.

The ministers expressed frustration over the apparent silence of the South-East governors, questioning why there is no visible push for Kanu’s release despite earlier assurances of their efforts. They urged a united stand to ensure that Igbo interests are adequately represented in discussions with the President.