Metro Igbo Quit Notice: Nigerian Ethnic Coalition Announces National Youth Conference

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A coalition of Igbo, Yoruba and Arewa groups have demanded a national youth conference following the crisis generated by the recent 3-month quit notice handed to Igbos by northerners.

The coalition issued a communique issued after a meeting which was signed by Comrade Eric Oluwale of the Yoruba Youth Council Worldwide and Secretary General Ethnic National Youths Leaders, Comrade Emma Zompal of the Middle Belt Youth Council Worldwide, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council and Barr. Oweilaemi Ereotubo of the Ijaw Youths and Arewa Northern youths assembly led by Alh Ibrahim Waiya.

It was read by the middle belt youth council National President‎, Emma Zompal, flanked by over 100 of his comrades.

In the statement, the group said:

“We condemned the quit notice served by Arewa youths‎ to Igbos resident in the North and have resolved for peace to reign in all quarters. The meeting has, however, instituted peace process of reconciling the north and the south east.

“We are still insisting on restructuring of the country so as to guarantee an equitable federalism for peaceful co existence.

“For the collective interest of Nigeria, we are calling for a ceasefire among all the aggrieved youth groups in the country. Pushing this matter too far has grave implication for Nigeria and by extension, the youths.

“However, the youths hereby resolved that there will be a national Youth confab in other to address fundamental problem confronting our dear country by July; date and venue will be communicated in due course.

“The confab must have in attendance the Acting President of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo. This shall be an opportunity for him to calm frayed nerves and restore the country to the path of unity.”
 

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This is a nice move. If the confab can call a spade a spade and call a shovel a shovel, it will go a long way in resolving this tensions in the land.
 
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