[b]Ohaneze while condemning the killings said it was convening an emergency
“Ïmeobi” meeting to consider the next step to take.

“We think it is inappropriate to use excessive force that will result in
the death of so many people. We are going to convene an emergency meeting
of the Imeobi to know the next step to take,” said the President-General
of the association, Chief Enwo Igariwey.

Speaking on the development, Ekweremadu drew the attention of the Senate
to the bloodbath in the South-east noting that in view of the bloodshed
witnessed in the country, security agencies must apply caution in
containing peaceful rallies other than decimating young men and women.

“Yesterday, I had a number of calls about the disturbing clashes between
youths in different parts of the South-East, South-South and security
agencies, leading to the death of many people, both of the young men and
security personnel.

“It is important that we rise to condemn any act of killing in any part of
this country, especially the ones that concern the major part of our
future, which remains the young men and women of this country.

“We are now in a democracy and people should be entitled to speak their
minds; to assemble under responsible and lawful circumstances; and the
security agencies must also be responsible in dealing with those
circumstances to ensure that lives are not lost unnecessarily”, he
lamented

Source: Pointblanknews [/b]

Evil is evil no matter who does it. Protests do no have to be violent and security agents should not see protests as a threat unless it wears that hue.

Ohaneze waking up too late.