Obi Expresses Shock Over Attack On School Children

September 14, 2021
by
Attack On School Children

Former Governor of Anambra State, Mr Peter Obi, has condemned the attack on school children during their WAEC exams, by alleged members of the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB).

According to Obi, any attack on students is an attack on education, which in turn falls back on national development, as education remains a critical contributor to national growth.

Join our WhatsApp Channel

However, he affirmed that IPOB was not responsible for the attack, as the group had issued press releases on different occasions, suspending the Monday sit-at-home exercise.

Read also: IPOB Compensates Victims Of Disrupted WAEC Exams

In his words, “Since IPOB has announced the suspension of the sit-at-home exercise, it is reasonable to suspect that other forces might be hiding behind IPOB to sabotage the economy of the South-East through such acts.

In conclusion, Obi called on political leaders in the region, to strengthen the bond between them, in order to enhance development in their various states.

+ posts
WAEC Increases Examination Fees By N4,500 For Year 2022
Previous Story

IPOB Compensates Victims Of Disrupted WAEC Exams

Next Story

Vivo Energy fuels expansion, operational excellence with transformative tech deployment

Featured Stories

Latest from News

Tinubu Hails Fela Kuti on Posthumous Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award

President Tinubu has paid glowing tribute to Afrobeat pioneer, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, following his posthumous recognition with the Recording Academy of America’s Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, Prime Business Africa reports. In a statement issued by the State House on Sunday, the President

US Cannot Force Nigeria to Cancel Turkey Arms Deal – Defence Chief

Nigeria’s defence minister has said the United States cannot pressure the government into cancelling its new military partnership with Turkey, as the country prepares to receive defence equipment and technology from Ankara in the coming weeks. General Christopher Musa, a former chief
WAEC Increases Examination Fees By N4,500 For Year 2022
Previous Story

IPOB Compensates Victims Of Disrupted WAEC Exams

Next Story

Vivo Energy fuels expansion, operational excellence with transformative tech deployment

Don't Miss

History-making Nigerian Biker Arrives Seme Border From UK Trip

Nigerians on Sunday trooped out to welcome adventure biker

Bitcoin Investors Lose $29.45 billion, As BTC Crashes To 2-year Low

Bitcoin (BTC) investors lost a whopping $29.45 billion in the