Ukkasha condemned Southern Governors Forum resolutions calls for Government to urgently Secure the Release of abducted Kaduna Students

Lukman Mustapha

The Speaker of Northern Youth Assembly - NYA Rt.Hon. Ukkasha Hamza Rahama has condemned in strong terms the resolution of the Southern Governors Forum in what is described as an attempt to creat another circle of confusion among Nigerians. He was speaking in Jos on Wednesday where he was a guest speaker in an event tagged " Nigeria Youths must unites to save the future" organised by Arewa Youths Advocate for Peace and Unity Initiative at Zangon Baki Conference hall Jos.

The move by the Southern Governors Forum to make such utterances that the region must produce the next Nigerian President is laughable after a supreme court judgement that paved way for former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to contest in 2015 as against the People Democratic Party principles of zoning.His Statement is coming at the time when Northern Elders Forum and Coalition of Northern Youths groups made similar condemnations.

I think for them to make such utterances is nothing but a treat to the nation peaceful coexistence,in as much as we are not against the region to have the next President then they should remember that treatening other regions will not yield any positive results.

On arrest and extradition of Nnamdi Kanu and subsequent inversion of the residence of Sunday Ighoho, The speaker described the moved as commendable and said the federal authorities has the right to trap criminals in all nooks and crannies of Nigeria without playing to the gallery of any Governor who failed to bring to an end of such criminals.

The position of the Southern Governors Forum that should the Federal led operatives intend to arrest any criminal further in any state of the South they must call on the attention of the Governor in question is nothing but another attempt to defend the authorities and barbaric attitudes of the Criminals who has caused the nation alot of havoc and left many Nigerians death including the former Senior Special Adviser to President Jonathan who was ambushed while on his way to the Airport in Owerri.

These are the kind of notorious criminals such Governors are defending as they keep advancing their attroticities to the nation. We are very much commited to all policies and programs that will sustain the peace and unity of Nigeria at cost. It is about the Nnamdi Kanu, Sunday Ighoho and Buhari led Government but it about the future of this country of which we are much commited to.

I am using this medium also to call of the Government of Kaduna State in collaboration with the Federal Government to as a matter of urgency ensure urgent release of the unfortunate abduction of School children in Kaduna State. It is sad that at the time when the Federal Government are battling to combat Insurgency in the North East and Bandits in the North West such Forum are coming with such resolutions. He said.


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