Nigeria Insecurity: Niger Delta Rights Activist Ozobo Calls For Sack Of Security Chiefs In The Country, Says They Have Failed To Protect Lives And Properties

Nigeria Insecurity: Niger Delta Rights Activist Ozobo Calls For Sack Of Security Chiefs In The Country, Says They Have Failed To Protect Lives And Properties

Francis Tayor

Warri____ In an interview with Quest TV on Wednesday 29th morning at Ughelli near Warri, Comrade Ozobo Austin, a Niger Delta Right Activist and National president Ijaw People's Development Initiative, IPDI, has passed a vote of no confidence on Nigerian Security network as he called for sack of all security chiefs in the country.

He averred that no unity worth the lives of Nigerians, and that people should only promote unity that will secure and safeguard lives of Nigerians.

The activist said the North was opposed to Amotekun because such internal security arrangements were against its Islamization agenda.

The opinion leader added that Amotekun initiative clearly states that Nigerian Government had failed. He enjoined South-South and other venerable regions in the country to apply the laws of self-defense and right of personal liberty to decide how best their lives would be secured.

The Niger Delta activist also noted that Nigerian Government was a threat to the safety of Ijaws and Niger Delta at large as regards daily and incessant bombardments of Ijaw communities in the region on every slightest provocation.

He accused Nigerian government of playing politics with the activities of Boko Haram millitants in the country.

Ozobo further said herdsmen and Boko Haram were agents of the Northern Nigeria to intimidate Christians and Southern Nigeria to accept their Islamic agenda.

He further added that Nigeria was an expired marriage going by the 1914 amalgamation treaty. He stressed that no treaty for a period of hundred years remained valid and efforts should be made to restructure the country to avoid possible disintegration.

He equally reiterated that Nigerian Security system was loyal to a section of the country and Nigerians cannot afford to risked their lives by depending on such failed security system, Ozobo stated.