The federal government says
an investigation is still
ongoing into the quit notice
issued to the Igbo by the
Arewa youth, and that
whoever is found guilty will eventually be brought to
book.

On June 6, some northern youth
groups led by Arewa Consultative Forum had asked the Igbo to leave the region within three months. The groups also threatened to take over the property of the Igbo in the north.

But they withdrew the ultimatum last Thursday, a few days after President Muhammadu Buhari declared that Nigerians were free to live anywhere in the country.

Speaking at a press conference
in Abuja on Tuesday, Abubakar
Malami, minister of justice and
attorney-general of the federation, said the investigation into the matter is not time-bound.

“The way the government
works is that a lot of considerations naturally come
into play. One is investigation,
which is not time-bound; two,
security consideration; three, expeditious determination and
consideration of public
interest,” he said.

“But one thing that is certain
is that the government is ever
alive to its responsibilities and
whoever is found wanting,
regardless of the length of time,
will definitely be brought to book.
“That is the way it works. I
assure you that the government will, within the context of its responsibilities, work to ensure good governance, justice, peace and fairness in the nation.”

Malami’s explanation came on
the same day some United
Nations human rights experts called for the prosecution of those behind the quit notice.

Abdulrahman Dambazau,
minister of interior, had on
August 12 said the Arewa
youthhad denied making any inciting comment. “They (the youth) later claimed the media quoted them out of context. I am very much aware that the DSS invited all of them, held a meeting with them to which they made a statement to the effect that what was reported in the media was not what they said,” the minister had said.

https://www.thecable.ng/igbo-quit-notice-no-matter-long-guilty-will-brought-book-says-fg

Na WASH!
Story for the gods.

Selective government...abegi shift lemme see road. If its NK now all efforts would be hastened.

Ndi apari

[quote author=Masterclass32 post=59955768
“But one thing that is certain
is that the government is ever
alive to its responsibilities and
whoever is found wanting,
regardless of the length of time,
will definitely be brought to book.
“That is the way it works. I
assure you that the government will, within the context of its responsibilities, work to ensure good governance, justice, peace and fairness in the nation.”

Malami’s explanation came on
the same day some United
Nations human rights experts called for the prosecution of those behind the quit notice.


Abdulrahman Dambazau,
minister of interior, had on
August 12 said the Arewa
youthhad denied making any inciting comment. “They (the youth) later claimed the media quoted them out of context. I am very much aware that the DSS invited all of them, held a meeting with them to which they made a statement to the effect that what was reported in the media was not what they said,” the minister had said.

https://www.thecable.ng/igbo-quit-notice-no-matter-long-guilty-will-brought-book-says-fg[/quote]


Those found wanting will never be found (naija style) The Northerners are untouchable.

So even it takes like 100yrs to arrest them but you wanna arrest Nnamdi Kanu with immediate effect

Yesterday you said you cant arrest them.

Today you said "no matter how long it takes"...because the UN has shown interest in the matter.


Must the UN always compel this government before they think equality, justice and fairness in running the affairs of the nation?

The unity of this country must be negotiated to save bigots like Buhari driving us all into another crisis.

They can only deceive Afonjas

I don't know why this sounds very funny to me,



It's been months, very soon next election comes and they'll be rewarded.

As I've been rewarding fellow ladies with My Signature

Which kind nonsense investigation is ongoing. Just say your pampering Yerima Shettima and his blood thirsty goons to surrender themselves.