Ogoni Clean Up: Group Sues For Peace

A group of young professionals of Ogoniland, Ogoni Generation Next Project, has called on the people of Ogoni to embrace peace as insecurity could complicate the expected clean-up exercise in the area.
President of the group, Kadillo Kabari, who gave the advice, urged the Federal Government to go ahead with its plan to appoint an indigenous project manager for the Ogoni Clean-up that would kick-start the implementation of thee UNEP report.
He explained that “the OGNP bemoans the current spate of insecurity in Ogoniland.
The senseless killing from cult-related clashes, communal crises have become an embarrassment to the Ogoni people.
He noted that the group would sustain its campaign for peace until the entire Ogoniland is emancipated.
He said the marginalization of Ogoni people began since the creation of Rivers State and urged the Ogoni, particularly the younger generation, to be wise and fight for their rightful place in the scheme of things.

 

Source: TheTide

Post Author: OgoniNews

HURAC is a club instituted by the Movement For the Survival of the Ogoni People, which is open to all secondary schools within and outside Ogoni and also to all intending members. It`s currently operating in Riv-Poly secondary school, its division HQTRS, and also in CSS Bori, ACGS Bori, BMGS Bori and some Portharcourt schools. It has Kate, Wisdom Deebeke as its pioneer Senior Chief Co-ordinator. It was inaugurated in Riv-Poly by the INTELLECTUAL ELITE BATCH, with Tuaka Jeremiah as the appointed Chairman as at then. It aims at educating members and the public on their fundamental human rights, human rights advocacy, human rights abuses and campaign, etc. To learn more about HURAC, please go to http://huraclub.org/.