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A direct order from Okorocha’s masters: Stop Discriminatory Identity Card Project For Northerners In Imo State

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Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha                                     By SaharaReporters, New York        The All Progressives Congress (APC) South East has called on Imo  State Governor Rochas Okorocha to rescind what it called the  “unconstitutional and undemocratic” plan to issue identity cards to  Northerners in the state.
 In a statement by Osita Okechukwu, spokesman for APC South East Zone,  it said while it condemned the devilish and heinous atrocities of the  Boko Haram elements, it believed that they are not executing a Northern  script, describing their agenda opaque and futile.
 “We cannot easily forget that Boko Haram killed General Mohammed  Shuwa, uncountable Northerners and nearly assassinated the Shehu of  Borno,” the statement said, noting that the Emir of Kano was reported  not to have fully recovered from the trauma he suffered in their hands  before his death.
 “Any attempt to segregate Nigerians like in Nazi Germany will be the  greatest disservice to our dear country and to do so will either by  omission or commission be playing into the hands of Boko Haram  insurgents.”
 APC stressed that the unity, stability and harmonious relationship of  Nigerian citizens is paramount and fundamental, noting that it  similarly does not to the day Ndigbo residing in other parts of the  country will be subjected to screening and carrying identity cards.
 “APC South East maintains that the only way to crush Boko Haram  insurgents is a well equipped Army, security agencies, vigilantes and  improved welfare of the citizenry that engender hope, trust and  confidence,” the statement continued, urging those agencies to expedite  action on the screening of those Nigerians arrested in Abia State “so as  to separate the wheat from the chaff.”
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