FG Deploys Security Operatives to S’East to Checkmate Protest Against Imprisonment of Nnamdi Kanu

The Federal Government has deployed security operatives across the South East states as part of measures to checkmate protests against the life imprisonment of Nnamdi Kanu by a Federal High Court in Abuja.
Speaking with journalists, the Commissioner of Police in Imo State CP Aboki Danjuma said that he has beefed up security in the State to clamp down on protesters against imprisonment of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and his subsequent transfer to Sokoto. Correctional Facility from the DSS Custody
He warned the People of the State in particular and South East in general to drop any ambition of protest for their good.
In the same corner Imolites condemned Life imprisonment of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu,
say the judgement is based on sentimental, parochial, and intrinsic ethnic hatred of the Yoruba against the Igbo.
Imolites in diaspora across the three Senatorial zone of Twenty Seven Local Government Areas of Imo State have vehemently condemned the life imprisonment passed on Maxi Nnamdi Kanu describing it as scriptural documents of the Yoruba red out by justice James Omotosho.
Chief Sam Anyaehie who spoke at Nwangele Local Government Area of Orlu Zone, Imo State said that Justice James Omotosho and his Yoruba gang up have demonstrated ethnic hatred against the Igbo nation by sentencing Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to illegally abominable life imprisonment.
He said that right from Nigeria independence in 1960 Yoruba did not see the Igbo as part of Nigeria adding that
Yoruba planned 1966 Coup and cunningly shifted it to be Igbo coup which led to the death of over 15,000 Igbo Military Officers serving in Nigeria Army then which was recently confirmed by General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida in book.
Similarly Zeph Abikam from Owerri Zone who spoke at Dan Anyiam Central Stadium Owerri, said that Justice Omotosho and his Yoruba conspirators have told the Igbo that there are two laws in Nigeria one exclusively for Igbo to keep them in persistent situation of subjective injustice and the other to tolerate corruption and ineptitude among themselves and other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria.
In his own contribution APC Chieftain in Okigwe Zone Chief Cosmas Ikedi said that Sunday Igboho who agitated for Odudusa Nation in Yoruba land is now moving freely and the leader of Islamic State of West Africa Provence(ISWAP) was recently sentenced to 20 years imprisonment which will run concurrently was a clear painted picture of selective justice.