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MASSOB raises the alarm over deliberate plot to reduce South-East senators

13th June 2016
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From Jeff Amechi Agbodo, Onitsha

LEADER of the Move­ment for Actualisation of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), Mr. Uchenna Madu said the group has uncovered a deliberate plot to politically reduce the number of South-East senators from 15 to 13.

Madu, in a statement stated that one year after 2015 general election that produced complete num­ber of senators from each geopolitical zone, two senatorial seats of Anam­bra central zone and Okigwe zone remained vacant in the upper legis­lative chamber.

He noted that the South-East zone has the least number of senato­rial representatives with only 15.

Other geo-political zones have 18 senatorial representatives while the North-East zone also has 18, Madu said.

According to him, “this is another gross political manipulation and subjec­tion against Ndigbo.

“Why is it that INEC has remained adamant and unshaken towards conducting elections into these remaining two Igbo senatorial seats?

“What happened to the money for constitu­ency projects and infra­structural development of these two South-East zones?

“Today, major Igbo leaders have kept mum, even the people of these senatorial districts are keeping quiet.

“Our involvement and reaction should not be seen as being political but as major player in Igbo af­fairs.

“MASSOB, as a major stakeholder in Igbo af­fairs, demand that INEC release dates and conduct senatorial elections be­fore July 15, 2016 to fill in the vacant seats for the South East zone,” he stated.

“MASSOB also insists on its earlier demand for the release of its detained comrades by govern­ment which include Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, Benjamin Onwuka, David Nwawui­si, Madubugwu, Innocent Orji, Sabastine Amadi and 21 others detained at Awka/ Onitsha Prison.

“Their continued de­tention will bring dev­astating damage to the image of Nigeria,” Madu stated.

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  1. Avatar dangle says:
    5 years ago

    The Country called Nigeria will soon disintegrate into four republics. Recently I saw middle belt currency in circulation at Abuja. And Niger Delta has announced the launching of their currency by Oct. 2016. So those trying the skip the two south East senators will soon realized that the country Nigeria is a dog market.

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