T.A Orji (Ochendo) May Be Arrested And Arriagned Next Week

Information just gathered from a reliable source that former governor now Sen. T. A Orji maybe arrested and arraigned by next week for fraud and money laundry by EFCC

Based on the information gathered by AFN, EFCC has concluded investigation into the 8 years leadership of T. A Orji and have discovered so many incriminating financial foul play that will be used to prosecute Sen. T. A Orji.

It is important Abians remember that late last year, SAVE ABIA GROUP submitted petition against OCHENDO to EFCC, the said petition was also published on Sun Newspaper. We gathered that EFCC has been investigating OCHENDO based on that petition and have found that is true.

Others to arrested include, Hon. Chinedum Orji (IKUKU),  Chief Charles Ogbonna and Others.

We also gathered that Sen. T. A Orji is amongst the governors that siphoned more than N300 billion from their various states.
Source: Abia Facts Newspaper

BREAK NEWS: IPOB, MASSOB protest turns bloody in Aba

It was a bloody day in Aba, the commercial nerve of Abia State on Monday as members of two pro-Biafra groups; Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) clashed while the groups were protesting the continued detention of their leader and Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu.

Unconfirmed reports have it that about 30 injured members of the two groups who sustained degrees of gunshots were being treated in different parts of the commercial city; a total number of 7persons were reported dead.

Report also has it that another person who was said to have been hit by a stray bullet died at a hospital within the city center where the victim was rushed for medical attention, but due to loss of blood and delay in getting medical attention, died in the hospital.
Our reporter who monitored the protest report that the fracas which ensued between the protesters and the security agencies forced commercial activities to a standstill as many shop owners in various markets and within the city center forcefully closed for business.
According to our reporter, a 20-year-old apprentice who was identified as Chidozie Okafor, the only son of his parents and a native of Omuohu, in Eziagu local government council of Enugu State died immediately along St. Michael’s road about 1.pm after a stray bullet allegedly fired by a soldier hit him on his way back to his master’s shop at Pound road after having his lunch.

 

 It was gathered that the pro-biafra groups who had forewarned Aba residents last week of Monday’s protest, after being dispersed by a combined team of security agencies at National High School along Port-Harcourt road; there usual point of takeoff in the morning, later regrouped around Asa and Park road.
Sources said that while the protesters had regrouped, security agencies that were on their trail attempted to disperse them, but met stiff resistance by the groups.
According to the sources who claimed to have witnessed the incident said soldiers serving under 144 Battalion having seen that they were being overpowered by the protesters, started shooting sporadically in a bid to scare the crowd.
They said that the event however took another dimension when the live ammunition from the soldiers’ guns hit some of the protesters.
They also confirmed that some members of the protesters were arrested in the process.
Checks within Aba reveal that security was beefed up around various military formations and police barracks in Aba and its environs.
In a telephone chat with the National Welfare Officer of Uchenna Madu led MASSOB, Mr. Jude Chukwu, he condemned the killings, and alleged that about five members of the group were reported dead, while 30 members of the groups were currently receiving medical attention in undisclosed medical centers in Aba and its environs.
Chukwu while blaming police and soldiers for the loss of lives claimed that the protest was peaceful until the security agencies started firing live on unarmed citizens.
He also used the opportunity to debunk the insinuations making rounds that they; IPOB and MASSOB were working for the camp of Dr. Alex Otti the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, stressing that the reason for their protest was part of their push for the release of the detained leader of IPOB and Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu who has been in detention since October last year.
It could be recalled that the State Police Command in a release signed by its Public Relations Officer, ASP Ezekiel Onyeke Udeviotu had warned that the ban on street protest and any form of procession as directed by the state government was still in place and directed its men and officers to resist any attempt by any group in the state to take to the streets.
Source: The Nation.