Members of the Aguata-Orumba indigenes in diaspora under the
aegis of Aguata-Orumba in the United States of America (AOU) have condemned the
recent relocation of 47 Boko Haram convicts to a sleeping town of Ekwulobia in
Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State, ITRealms reports.
Reacting to the ugly development, a member of AOU resident
in California, Mr. Ikedinobi Onunkwo
called on the leaders of AOU to stand tall at this time and vehemently reject
the transfer of terrorist scumbags to Ekwulobia.
Onunkwo wondered “where are the availability of security
infrastructures in our small state and small towns to host these dangerous
dregs of society? Is this a brazen exercise of federal executive fiat or
couldn't this have been seriously negotiated with our state's leadership before
any attempt to effect this potentially insidious transfer?”
Suspected terrorists, he said, belong in the holding cells
of maximum security prisons such as the Kirikiri prisons in Lagos, “not a
rickety and inefficiently maintained minimum prison in the small and vulnerable
town of Ekwulobia!”
According to him, whether or not this is a cynical political
payback for Anambra people, “we must stand tall and reject, denounce, and condemn
it without equivocation.”
He decried that whomever conceived this seemingly
mischievous move to continually subject Anambra people to a perennial nervous
security edge.
“They would readily sidetrack our region when it comes to
citing meaningful infrastructures for economic and civic development, and will
now quickly remember our geographic space in the deployment of society's ‘toxic
nuisance’ and ‘human wastes’, Onunkwo lamented.
He, therefore beckon on leadership of AOU-USA to swing into
action by collaboratively harnessing the political capital and goodwill of
folks like Chief Andy Uba, Ide of Oko,
Dr. Raymond Obieri, Chief Anigbogu and
others in the community.
Onunkwo insisted that AOU-USA should use all stripes to
vehemently reject this transfer of terrorist scumbags to Ekwulobia.
+Remmy Nweke (ITRealms)
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