The Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) has cautioned the Federal Government over some of its recent actions, warning that the Government should consider the consequences of treating with contempt, the 16-Point Agenda it presented to President Muhammadu Buhari in November 2016.
The group also condemned the midnight raid on the house of Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly called Sunday Igboho and cautioned the Government’s plan to identify the sponsors of the rearrested leader of the Independent People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.
The socio-cultural organization said the action of the Government has caused the Niger Delta youths to declare a vote of no-confidence on PANDEF because it was the leaders of the region that requested them to stay action when they took a decision to cripple the national economy, in 2016.
PANDEF in a press statement jointly signed by its national leader, Chief Edwin Clark and national chairman, Senator Emmanuel Ibok Essien, stated that it was in solidarity with Afenifere, and the South-West people, on the issue of Igboho and urged the President to call the security agencies to order.
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The Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) has cautioned the Federal Government over some of its recent actions, warning that the Government should consider the consequences of treating with contempt, the 16-Point Agenda it presented to President Muhammadu Buhari in November 2016.
The group also condemned the midnight raid on the house of Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly called Sunday Igboho and cautioned the Government’s plan to identify the sponsors of the rearrested leader of the Independent People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.
The socio-cultural organization said the action of the Government has caused the Niger Delta youths to declare a vote of no-confidence on PANDEF because it was the leaders of the region that requested them to stay action when they took a decision to cripple the national economy, in 2016.
PANDEF in a press statement jointly signed by its national leader, Chief Edwin Clark and national chairman, Senator Emmanuel Ibok Essien, stated that it was in solidarity with Afenifere, and the South-West people, on the issue of Igboho and urged the President to call the security agencies to order.
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The Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) has cautioned the Federal Government over some of its recent actions, warning that the Government should consider the consequences of treating with contempt, the 16-Point Agenda it presented to President Muhammadu Buhari in November 2016.
The group also condemned the midnight raid on the house of Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly called Sunday Igboho and cautioned the Government’s plan to identify the sponsors of the rearrested leader of the Independent People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.
The socio-cultural organization said the action of the Government has caused the Niger Delta youths to declare a vote of no-confidence on PANDEF because it was the leaders of the region that requested them to stay action when they took a decision to cripple the national economy, in 2016.
PANDEF in a press statement jointly signed by its national leader, Chief Edwin Clark and national chairman, Senator Emmanuel Ibok Essien, stated that it was in solidarity with Afenifere, and the South-West people, on the issue of Igboho and urged the President to call the security agencies to order.
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The Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) has cautioned the Federal Government over some of its recent actions, warning that the Government should consider the consequences of treating with contempt, the 16-Point Agenda it presented to President Muhammadu Buhari in November 2016.
The group also condemned the midnight raid on the house of Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly called Sunday Igboho and cautioned the Government’s plan to identify the sponsors of the rearrested leader of the Independent People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.
The socio-cultural organization said the action of the Government has caused the Niger Delta youths to declare a vote of no-confidence on PANDEF because it was the leaders of the region that requested them to stay action when they took a decision to cripple the national economy, in 2016.
PANDEF in a press statement jointly signed by its national leader, Chief Edwin Clark and national chairman, Senator Emmanuel Ibok Essien, stated that it was in solidarity with Afenifere, and the South-West people, on the issue of Igboho and urged the President to call the security agencies to order.
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