₦airaland Forum

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The Anambra State governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has said the majority of kidnappings and killings in Anambra and other South-East states are perpetrated by Igbos criminals and not “Fulani herdsmen as widely believed”.

Soludo stated this during an interactive town hall meeting with Anambra indigenes in the Diaspora, held at the Metro Points Hotel in New Carrollton, Maryland, United States, adding, “99.99 per cent of kidnappers and other criminals arrested in the state since I assumed office three years ago have been Igbos.”

The governor has been in the US engaging with Anambra indigenes since Sunday to present a detailed report of his three-year stewardship, including key milestones and challenges facing his administration.

In a video circulating in the social media, the governor was seen dispelling what he called a “dangerous and misleading narrative,” stating that “it is not Fulani herdsmen, but homegrown criminal elements terrorising the South-East.”

According to him, many of those who claim to be “liberators” hiding in the forests are, in reality, Igbo youths involved in violent and lucrative criminality for “personal enrichment.”

He said, “Let’s stop deceiving ourselves. Ask yourselves: how do these so-called liberators survive in the forests for months without local support? Who feeds them?

“In my three years and three months in office, nearly every kidnapper and armed criminal we have apprehended is Igbo. Igbos are kidnapping and killing fellow Igbos— not Fulani herdsmen. Anambra belongs to all of us. Our progress is a shared responsibility.”

SamGift0817:
The Anambra State governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has said the majority of kidnappings and killings in Anambra and other South-East states are perpetrated by Igbos criminals and not “Fulani herdsmen as widely believed”.

Soludo stated this during an interactive town hall meeting with Anambra indigenes in the Diaspora, held at the Metro Points Hotel in New Carrollton, Maryland, United States, adding, “99.99 per cent of kidnappers and other criminals arrested in the state since I assumed office three years ago have been Igbos.”

The governor has been in the US engaging with Anambra indigenes since Sunday to present a detailed report of his three-year stewardship, including key milestones and challenges facing his administration.

In a video circulating in the social media, the governor was seen dispelling what he called a “dangerous and misleading narrative,” stating that “it is not Fulani herdsmen, but homegrown criminal elements terrorising the South-East.”

According to him, many of those who claim to be “liberators” hiding in the forests are, in reality, Igbo youths involved in violent and lucrative criminality for “personal enrichment.”

He said, “Let’s stop deceiving ourselves. Ask yourselves: how do these so-called liberators survive in the forests for months without local support? Who feeds them?

Celestialsword:
Igbos are their own enemies.

How will you be killing your own people in the name of fighting for Biafra.

If given their own country, will it not be worse

GeneralPula:
Something wey we know..

Headless mob will hate soludo for telling the truth but they’ll like Obi for telling lies..

jchioma:
So, the so-called narrative of Fulani herdsmen rampage in the south east is a lie and criminal cover up? They kill and kidnap their brothers for selfish and pecuniary reasons? This revelation is a shame to a people that wants real change.

omenka:
Watch them start threatening not to vote for him forgetting that the real people who form the majority of Anambra voters hardly have any footprints on social media.

Even Obi can't win Soludo in a fair contest in Anambra state today.

omenka:
He simply stoped short of mentioning them by the exact sect doing it- IPOB.

drstranged:
This is because the real killer herdsmen are not being hunted down and arrested. You're drawing your conclusion from just petty thieves and delinquents who are arrested in the market places and streets

Image123:
Interesting take, do you have any evidence to this or it's just more convenient for you? Every household has a phone, but none of these accusers and accusations have these allegations on camera or recording. Just postulations based on what lamidi kanu and his mod says.

drstranged:
There are multiple evidences even of kidnapped travellers or villagers or farmers with first hand experience and who survived attacks narrating who their real captors or killers were. They were always unequivocal about them being of Fulani extraction.