"We Are Working Very Hard To Ensure Kanu's Release"_Senator Theodore Orji

Senator representing Abia Central, Senator Theodore Orji has said the South East Caucus in the National Assembly is working towards ensuring that the case of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu is amicably settled.


Addressing newsmen in Umuahia, the Abia State capital, Orji said the matter was being handled in a manner that it would be settled in an amicable way deviod of rancour and acrimony.

Orji said, “The Nnamdi Kanu matter even as it is in court and one should not talk about it, we in the National Assembly from the South East are not keeping quiet, we are working to ensure that an amicable solution to it will be arrived at to ensure peace in the zone.”

The senator also accused security operatives of being partial in the way they respond to the constant attacks by Fulani herdsmen on defenceless people.

Orji claimed that security operatives show “signs of partiality where they should be impartial,” while handling matters regarding Fulani herdsmen.

Noting that the job of security personnel is to secure lives and property of tax payers who pay their salaries, he wondered why they should be partial.