Traders and residents of
Ekwulobia in Aguata Local
Government Area of
Anambra State, Tuesday,
closed shops and businesses
in protest against alleged
transfer of Boko Haram
detainees to the Prisons in
the town on Sunday night.
Traders in Onitsha had last
weekend protested for the
same reason, despite
assurances by the prisons
authorities that there was
no such plan.
The protesters displayed
placards with inscriptions as
“Ekwulobia town doesn’t
need Boko Haram prisoners”
“Please save our state from
Boko Haram insurgents”
“Why Ekwulobia of all the
towns, Why Anambra State
of all the states”.
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The protesting traders and
residents in Ekwulobia and
old Aguata Local
Government and Orumba
North and South were
joined in the protest by
members of South East
Markets Amalgamated
Traders Association,
SEMATAS.
Addressing the protesters,
President-General of
SEMATAS, Chief Okwudili
Ezenwankwo, and
Coordinator South East
Markets Amalgamated
Traders Association, Chief
Gozie Akudolu, said South
East zone needed no more
trouble.
Ezenwankwo said: ‘’We have
confirmed that the story of
bringing Boko Haram
detainees after our protest
and closing of markets in
Onitsha last Saturday is true,
the detainees were said to
have been sent on last
Sunday night, the prison
officials in Ekwulobia
confirmed the story for us
and we are not happy.
“They are 49 detainees, they
were brought on Sunda,
June 28 night under tight
security, our worry is that
we will be having their
friends visiting them in the
prisons and they will be
coming with all types of
dangerous plans, before you
know it we will be talking of
jail breaks and if iit happens
we are in trouble.
http://www.scannewsnigeria.com/featured-post/boko-haram-prisoners-more-protest-in-anambra/

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#Say no to Buhari evil agenda.

Hmmmm, nt a gud decision @ all.