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Ogbonnia further said that Iwuanyanwu commended the willingness of the inductees to key into the current visionary dynamic of Ohanaeze Ndigbo in its effort to attain a glorious and enviable pedestal through transformative and innovative policies and programmes in Igbo land.
Ogbonnia said the induction ceremony which took place at the Smithsonian Institute of African Museum in Washington DC, USA, was presided over by the President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu.
For many years. john bussy is live with us on set this morning. any word? >> they were trying to be and it didn't work. and in january, they had a bitter experience. those attackers had been under surveillance, then, they ran out of resources to keep them under surveillance. they went on their way and launched this attack. so the french put thousands of soldiers on the streets, to protect hard targets, and synagogues, government offices. they spent hundreds of millions of europ euros, and ran into resistance from civil liberties group but required very little judicial oversight to sift through...
Is going through right now. what it must be like to put this information a out there and all of a sudden have everyone talking about it. >> well, i think edward snowden was just quoted as saying his worst fear is that people do not take account of this enormous gravity of his disclosures, which he actually said this threat, this poses an extential threat to democracy. so now he's more concerned that the united states takes action, that congress takes action that really we have a serious investigation of these billions of total information awareness storage of calls and internet e-mails that ta...
"the guardian" newspaper, posted by glenn greenwald in hong kong. >> this is the truth. this is what's happening. you should decide whether we need to be doing this. snowden said he saw firsthand and became increasingly concerned about the reach of the nsa's electronic surveillance of innocent americans. >> even if you're not doing anything wrong, you're being watched and recorded. >> reporter: that's why he says, he chose to expose secret u.s. programs that collect the phone records of americans and monitor overseas internet e-mails. >> i, sitting at my desk at the authority to wiretap anyone...