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President General Of Ohaneze Ndigbo Cryout Over Intra-Igbo Violence And Calls For Urgent Action
President General Of Ohaneze Ndigbo Cryout Over Intra-Igbo Violence And Calls For Urgent Action....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Residents of Imo State have voiced their outrage and strong condemnation of the recent brutal murder of security personnel in Umualumaku community, Ehime Mbano. They lament the transformation of some areas in the state into ungoverned territories, expressing their concern about the worsening security situation.
Ohaneze Ndigbo, the apex Igbo socio-cultural body, has also denounced the spate of killings in Igboland, describing it as a deeply distressing development.
In response to the situation, one resident, Nze James Eke, strongly condemned the ongoing killings in the state, emphasizing that they undermine humanity’s values and essence, whether affecting innocent civilians or security personnel.
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Another concerned citizen from Orsu local council area of the state expressed profound sorrow over the deteriorating security situation in the state, particularly in Okigwe and Orlu zones. He highlighted that criminal elements of various kinds have gained control in these regions, engaging in wanton killings and property destruction.
To address this grave situation, the citizen stressed the need for coordinated efforts by both state and national authorities to root out criminals and restore safety, emphasizing the urgency of the matter.
The dire situation in neighboring states, such as Enugu, Abia, and Anambra, has similarly elicited concern. Anambra’s Police Commissioner recently celebrated the recovery of several local government areas from insurgents.
Corroborating the observations of the Orsu citizen, an Ihube native in Okigwe Local Government area described the situation in his region as “lamentable.” He revealed that numerous wards in Okigwe local government area were firmly under the control of criminal elements, leading to countless casualties and the absence of essential services such as education and religious gatherings.
This resident also recounted disturbing incidents, including the burning of homes and even a woman being burnt alive. Prominent individuals in the area have not been spared, with their residences being torched.
President General of Ohaneze Ndigbo, Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, expressed deep distress at the ongoing violence in Igbo land, where fellow Igbos are now killing each other. He also expressed grave concern over the increasing attacks on Nigerian security operatives, particularly in Igboland. Chief Iwuanyanwu called on the Federal Government to identify and prosecute the perpetrators of these heinous crimes and implement necessary security measures to prevent future occurrences.
He further announced Ohaneze Ndigbo’s efforts to transform Igbo land, create job opportunities, and enhance infrastructure to promote peace and prosperity in the region, while extending sympathy to the families of slain security personnel and those affected by the reprisal attack in Mbano, Imo State.
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“Adeyanju Tells Nigerian Govt: Terrorists Deserve Death, Not Forgiveness”.
Activist lawyer Deji Adeyanju has insisted that terrorists and their collaborators deserve the death penalty, not forgiveness.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Adeyanju made the statement while urging the Federal Government to adopt a stricter approach in tackling terrorism. On his X page, he argued that anyone involved in terrorism—or those supporting them—should face capital punishment rather than leniency.
He criticized what he described as the government’s tendency to show mercy toward terrorists, warning that such leniency could undermine national efforts to combat insecurity.
Adeyanju called on authorities to end policies that appear to pardon or reintegrate terrorists, insisting that a firm and uncompromising stance is essential to deter violent extremism and protect citizens.
“Terrorists and their sympathizers deserve death, not forgiveness. The Nigerian government must stop forgiving and romancing terrorism,” he wrote.
The comments come as Minister of Defence Christopher Musa assured Nigerians that terrorists and bandits are sustaining heavy losses in ongoing military operations. Speaking after a security briefing with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, Musa said the Armed Forces had updated the President on the latest security situation and clarified what he described as “misleading interpretations” circulating in the media.
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“Lagos Residents Hit the Streets Over Constant Power Outages”.
Residents of Lagos took to the streets on Friday to voice their frustration over persistent electricity outages, describing the state’s power supply as “epileptic” and unsustainable for both daily life and business operations.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
A video shared widely on social media showed dozens of protesters, mostly youths, marching through the Fadeyi area, holding placards and chanting for consistent electricity.
The demonstrators criticized what they called the collapse of the nation’s power sector, insisting that erratic electricity is disrupting livelihoods and making life increasingly difficult across Lagos.
Placards carried by the protesters included messages such as:
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“No More Estimated Billing”
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“No More Epileptic Power Supply”
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“No Light, No Life, No Nation”
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“You’re Destroying Businesses; Give Us Regular Light”
One protester shouted, “We are not asking for too much. Give us light!” as the march continued.
Local business owners highlighted the heavy toll of inconsistent electricity on their operations, noting that reliance on fuel-powered generators has driven up costs. A shop owner said, “We cannot continue like this. Every day we spend money on fuel because there is no electricity. Many small businesses are closing because they cannot cope.”
The protest reflects growing public dissatisfaction with power supply in Lagos, with residents calling on authorities and electricity providers to ensure a stable and reliable service.
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“Ikeja Court Seizes Responsible Leaders Hotel Over Alleged Forex Fraud”.
The Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the temporary seizure of a multi-billion naira hotel linked to Edward Olutoke, Managing Director of the Ikeja Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture, following allegations that the property was purchased with funds obtained through a fraudulent forex and investment scheme.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
According to a statement by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Justice A.O. Owoeye, sitting at the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, on Wednesday, March 12, 2026, ruled that the Responsible Leaders Hotel, located at 1 Ostra Close, Jobi Fele Way, Alausa, Ikeja, be temporarily handed over to the government. The property is valued at approximately ₦1.3 billion.
The order followed an urgent application by the EFCC, presented by its lawyer, C.C. Okezie, who provided evidence suggesting the hotel was acquired through illicit means. The application was supported by an affidavit sworn by Obed Tanko, an EFCC investigator.
According to the EFCC, Olutoke allegedly convinced numerous Nigerians to invest billions of naira in a capital-guaranteed forex trading and investment scheme, promising secure funds and high returns.
“The suspect allegedly obtained billions of naira from unsuspecting investors under the guise of operating a capital-guaranteed forex trading and investment scheme,” the commission said.
Investigations revealed that neither Olutoke nor his company had the required legal permits to operate an investment business. Instead of trading the funds as promised, the EFCC claims the money was used to acquire expensive properties, including the Ikeja hotel.
During the hearing, Okezie argued that the hotel should be seized as it was reasonably suspected to have been purchased with proceeds from unlawful activities. After reviewing the evidence, Justice Owoeye agreed, ruling that the asset should be temporarily taken over while the case proceeds.
The judge also ordered the EFCC to publish the decision in a national newspaper, allowing anyone with a legal claim to the hotel to come forward and explain why the property should not ultimately be forfeited to the Federal Government of Nigeria.
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