South-East Senators have revealed the outcome of their meeting with the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu.
The senators met with Nnamdi Kanu and some of his followers yesterday at the home of the Chairman of the South East Senate Caucus, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, who disclosed this to newsmen on Wednesday.
The meeting had the presence of other members of the Senate Caucus such as Mao Ohuobunwa, Sam Egwu, Utazi Chukwuka and others.
Senator Abaribe said the meeting was held in his Ohuru, Obingwa country home in Abia State.
He told journalists after the meeting that IPOB and other agitators in the country should let their actions conform with Nigeria’s laws and avoid any form of violence and abuse of the rights of other Nigerians.
He said, “I thank Kanu for assuring (the caucus) to conduct his members in a peaceful manner and within the ambits of the law.
“This engagement is a continuous process that will lead us to find a lasting solution to whatever grievances that necessitated the agitations in Nigeria.
“The caucus will accordingly meet as soon as we resume from recess to continue the engagement for the good of our people and our dear country. All of us desire equality, equity, fairness in a peaceful and united Nigeria.”
