Ohaneze, South-East Governors' Meeting Postponed
The expected meeting
of the governors of the southeast states and the leadership of Ohaneze
Ndigbo initially scheduled for this weekend has been shifted to Tuesday,
November 17.
Vanguard reports that the venue of the meeting has also been moved
from Owerri, the Imo state capital, to Enugu, which is known as the
traditional headquarters of the southeast states.
The postponement was occasioned by the need for all those expected at the meeting to be in attendance.
The governors, Ohaneze leadership and others stakeholders will discuss the continued pro-Biafra protests that have gained momentum in recent time. They will also try to find a lasting solution to the rising activities of the protesters.
The commercial city of Aba is the latest city in the southeast region to witness Pro-Biafra protests.
On Monday, November 9, members of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign States of Biafra and the Independent Peoples Of Biafra paralyzed markets and other socio-economic activities in the city.
The next day, thousands of protesters started a massive protest in Port Harcourt, the Rivers state capital.
Marching from Aba, Oyigbo axis of the state, the protesters headed to Government House, where they insisted on seeing Governor Nyesom Wike.

Pro=Biafra protesters
The postponement was occasioned by the need for all those expected at the meeting to be in attendance.
The governors, Ohaneze leadership and others stakeholders will discuss the continued pro-Biafra protests that have gained momentum in recent time. They will also try to find a lasting solution to the rising activities of the protesters.
The commercial city of Aba is the latest city in the southeast region to witness Pro-Biafra protests.
On Monday, November 9, members of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign States of Biafra and the Independent Peoples Of Biafra paralyzed markets and other socio-economic activities in the city.
The next day, thousands of protesters started a massive protest in Port Harcourt, the Rivers state capital.
Marching from Aba, Oyigbo axis of the state, the protesters headed to Government House, where they insisted on seeing Governor Nyesom Wike.
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