Peter Obi Condemns ‘Deportation’ Of Osun Indigenes From Lagos

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Peter Obi Condemns ‘Deportation’ Of Osun Indigenes From Lagos
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Obi took to his X handle to air his views. He described the deportation as a “violation of citizens’ rights.”

The presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 elections, Peter Obi, has condemned the alleged ‘deportation’ of Osun indigenes from Lagos State.In recent days, several reports have claimed that the Lagos State Government implemented the ‘deportation’ of Osun indigenes from the state. It claimed that police officers picked them up from various parts of Ajah, TBS, and Lagos Island.

Worried by the development, Obi took to his X handle to air his views and described the alleged ‘deportation’ as a “violation of citizens’ rights”.I am deeply saddened and shocked by the recent reports of the deportation of citizens mostly of Osun State origin by Lagos State authorities. This is not merely a concern for Osun State but for all Nigerians who uphold the principles of unity, fairness, and justice.

“I find this action very distasteful because of the far-reaching effects it will have on our National cohesion and development. As a pan-Nigerian advocate, I vehemently oppose any form of discrimination, injustice, or violation of our citizens’ rights.“Every Nigerian, irrespective of their state of origin or place of residence, deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. Let us always remember that we are all Nigerians, united by a common destiny.

“I implore all Nigerians to remain calm and vigilant as we await the outcome of the investigation. Meanwhile, the security agencies in Osun State are closely monitoring the situation to ensure the safety and well-being of the deported youths. “Together, let us strive for a Nigeria where every citizen is accorded dignity and respect, regardless of their background or place of origin or residence. A new and different Nigeria is indeed possible! Let us strive towards it in unity.”

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