A pressure group under the aegis of Concerned Women and Mothers of Nigeria has urged parents not to allow their children to become tools used by politicians to achieve their political aims.
The group led by Senator Florence Ita Giwa also advocated for dialogue in resolving the IPOB crisis,
Also speaking a former Lagos Deputy Governor Sinatu Ojikutu urged the federal government to ensure adequate security of life and property of Igbos residing in the north.
A pressure group under the aegis of Concerned Women and Mothers of Nigeria has urged parents not to allow their children to become tools used by politicians to achieve their political aims.
The group led by Senator Florence Ita Giwa also advocated for dialogue in resolving the IPOB crisis,
Also speaking a former Lagos Deputy Governor Sinatu Ojikutu urged the federal government to ensure adequate security of life and property of Igbos residing in the north.
A pressure group under the aegis of Concerned Women and Mothers of Nigeria has urged parents not to allow their children to become tools used by politicians to achieve their political aims.
The group led by Senator Florence Ita Giwa also advocated for dialogue in resolving the IPOB crisis,
Also speaking a former Lagos Deputy Governor Sinatu Ojikutu urged the federal government to ensure adequate security of life and property of Igbos residing in the north.
A pressure group under the aegis of Concerned Women and Mothers of Nigeria has urged parents not to allow their children to become tools used by politicians to achieve their political aims.
The group led by Senator Florence Ita Giwa also advocated for dialogue in resolving the IPOB crisis,
Also speaking a former Lagos Deputy Governor Sinatu Ojikutu urged the federal government to ensure adequate security of life and property of Igbos residing in the north.
A pressure group under the aegis of Concerned Women and Mothers of Nigeria has urged parents not to allow their children to become tools used by politicians to achieve their political aims.
The group led by Senator Florence Ita Giwa also advocated for dialogue in resolving the IPOB crisis,
Also speaking a former Lagos Deputy Governor Sinatu Ojikutu urged the federal government to ensure adequate security of life and property of Igbos residing in the north.
A pressure group under the aegis of Concerned Women and Mothers of Nigeria has urged parents not to allow their children to become tools used by politicians to achieve their political aims.
The group led by Senator Florence Ita Giwa also advocated for dialogue in resolving the IPOB crisis,
Also speaking a former Lagos Deputy Governor Sinatu Ojikutu urged the federal government to ensure adequate security of life and property of Igbos residing in the north.
A pressure group under the aegis of Concerned Women and Mothers of Nigeria has urged parents not to allow their children to become tools used by politicians to achieve their political aims.
The group led by Senator Florence Ita Giwa also advocated for dialogue in resolving the IPOB crisis,
Also speaking a former Lagos Deputy Governor Sinatu Ojikutu urged the federal government to ensure adequate security of life and property of Igbos residing in the north.
A pressure group under the aegis of Concerned Women and Mothers of Nigeria has urged parents not to allow their children to become tools used by politicians to achieve their political aims.
The group led by Senator Florence Ita Giwa also advocated for dialogue in resolving the IPOB crisis,
Also speaking a former Lagos Deputy Governor Sinatu Ojikutu urged the federal government to ensure adequate security of life and property of Igbos residing in the north.
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