Fed. Lawmaker Reveals Why Some S/East Governors Do Not Want An End To Insecurity

If  the statement made by a  Federal Lawmaker, Ikenga Ugochinyere on Arise TV is anything to go by, there may be no end in sight to insecurity in the South East anytime soon.

The legislator who represents Ideato Federal Constituency of Imo State at  the House of  Representatives revealed that some South-East governors have failed to bring an end to the crisis in the region because they are benefiting from it.

 Ugochinyere  made the allegation while appearing on Arise TV on Wednesday morning,

“There’s so much power that the president has in the constitution that he could use to bring this matter to a close within the shortest possible time. But the South-East leaders need to sit down to find a common ground over this issue of insecurity. The most important thing is that we want peace in the South-East because everywhere is devastated. Erosion is killing us. Infrastructure has collapsed. And then we cannot even sleep because our houses are being burnt and our people are being killed. This is not good.

Any leader that wants the progress and unity of Nigeria definitely will open his doors to allow stakeholders to come in to allow stakeholders to find a lasting solution. And I’ve this belief that the present administration going by what they say that they’ll run an inclusive administration and that they’ll ensure that there’s unity across all parts of this country, will consider the release of Nnamdi Kanu as a critical step towards that part of finding that lasting solution.

On my individual capacity on this live TV, I can tell you that some of the governors in the Southeast are enjoying this crisis. Because they’re benefiting from this atmosphere of insecurity.

And some of them, let me say boldly without mincing any words, some governors recruited vigilante groups from neighboring states into their states security architecture and then what you see is that the same security vigilante they recruited turned out to be unknown gunmen.”he said