Lawyer to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the separatist Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has urged Anambra State Governor, Charles Soludo, to prioritise action over mere words and public speeches in dealing with criminality.
Barrister Ifeanyi Ejiofor was reacting to Monday’s attack in which gunmen killed two security operatives and five residents in Ihiala.
The lawyer said in a statement: “The events in Ihiala are a reminder of the siege our state is under.
“The loss of innocent lives to these atrocities is tragic. Watching those clips, I am filled with grief and outrage. My heart bleeds!
“Anambra is in dire straits, and the time has come for Governor Soludo to shift focus from media narratives to tackling the real perpetrators desecrating our land.
“This is a call for action. The weakened state security alone cannot bear the burden.
“Every son of Anambra must rise up to the challenge, joining forces to eradicate these predators who exploit every opportunity to terrorise and retreat into their dens.”
Ejiofor called for collective action, saying the criminals are not strangers.
He added: “Our resolve must be resolute. It is unacceptable to continue tolerating the political compromises that endanger our people. Where is the value we place on human life and dignity?”
