MASSOB insist anambra election must hold
Against the backdrop news making the rounds that the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) has vowed to stop Anambra State election, the movement under the leadership of Uchenna Mad election must hold, that the entire Ndigbo must not be subjected to unnecessary and inconsequential economic slavery in disguise for propagation of Biafra cause.
Madu disclosed this after a general meeting of the organisation which was issued by the group’s National Director of Information, Edeson Samuel, affirming that the factors challenging this Saturday election, especially security are ephemeral, and not enough to cripple political activities in the state.
At the end of the meeting, the organisation therefore came up with six resolutions namely;
(1) That having studied the political, economical, religious and social implications of not having a credible election in Anambra State and the political mourning that may erupt by imposing a non representative of Ndi Anambra as their governor, declared that the Anambra Governorship election slated for November 6, 2021 will hold as announced by INEC.
(2) That the Anambra State governorship election must be peaceful and, credible as MASSOB have issued out instructions to all the 21 LGA coordinators, the senatorial zonal leaders, 310 provincial administrators and all MASSOB securities to assist in effecting a peaceful and credible election in Anambra State.
(3) That MASSOB have encouraged INEC to go ahead without distraction in conducting the governorship election.
(4) That MASSOB advised the people of Anambra State and other residents in Anambra to exercise their fundamental and constitutional rights of electing their next governor because Anambra political space will never be in vacuum.
(5) That MASSOB position on this weekend Anambra governorship election is for the interest of Ndigbo, we can never allow or give unfortunate legal room for outsiders to dictate our political and economic future.
(6) That MASSOB position does not mean derailment of the Biafra struggle for actualization and restoration but to consider the overall interest of Ndigbo first before group or individual interest.
