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Chiemelie Ezeobi in collaboration with Christopher Isiguzo and Gideon Arinze in Enugu State, David-Chyddy Eleke in Anambra State, Emmanuel Ugwu-Nwogo in Abia State, Benjamin Nworie in Ebonyi State and Amby Uneze in Imo State report that the rising insecurity in the South-east occasioned by attacks on security and public infrastructure and acts of extra-judicial killings have turned the region into a hotbed of violence Undoubtedly, the growing security threats from Nigeria’s South-east region gives cause for concern. But it was not always so. Until recently, the South-east region was arguabl...

Among the many unarmed citizens who were raided as IPOB and ESN suspects are: one, Eze Avurum, 64; his cousin, Dominic Ekechukwu, and his daughter.

The Igbo socio-cultural group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, has lamented the ongoing mass arrests of innocent Igbo youths in Owerri, the Imo State capital by the Nigerian Army. Ohanaeze, in a statement signed by its Publicity Secretary, Chiedozie Alex Ogbonnia, said there are indications that “the military personnel, suspected to be led by the 34 Artillery Brigade, Owerri since Sunday have been arresting male residents and youths, particularly in Oguta and Ohaji communities and packing them into vans and taken to unknown destinations.” Ohanaeze is also raising alarm over reports of raids, d...

The current insecurity and violence perpetrated in the country have been attributed to the infiltration of herdsmen in all nooks and crannies of the country Nigeria. A former President of the Igbo Community in Calabar, Fidelis Obi Onyebueke told DAILY POST that there would not be any violence in Nigeria if there were no herdsmen. “If there were no herdsmen harassing people, there wouldn’t have been any violence, burning of police stations, killing and destruction of properties in the country. “When the herdsmen came up with the style of carrying AK47 rifles and killing people, starting ...

Daily Post Nigeria Published Igbo social-cultural organisation, Nzuko Umunna has called on the Acting Inspector General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba to adopt a new approach in handling the attacks on Imo State Prison and Police Headquarters in Owerri. The group said that the new IGP must ignore the hasty conclusion made by the ex-IGP Mohammed Adamu, who had, without forensic investigations, accused members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and its Eastern Security Network, ESN, of having perpetrated the dastardly act. Nzuko Umunna condemned the attack, saying it received the news of t...