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Closure of Onitsha Main Market: non indigenes urged to be law abiding
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From Isaac OjoAssociation of Non Indigenes Welfare in Anambra State(ANISA/ANIAS), has urged non indigenes in Anambra State to remain law abiding while the government is working round the clock to resolve the issue of Onitsha Main Market closure amicably.
“We call on all non-indigenes residing in Anambra State as traders, professionals, and civil servants to remain law-abiding as Mr Governor proceeds to bring peace and permanent solution to the issue under his watch.
“We assure all the Indigenes and non indigenes in Anambra State that temporary closure of the Onitsha main market will soon be resolved to the benefit of all the traders and non traders alike.”Chief Ugwuoke stressed that anyone who goes against the laws of Anambra State or refuses to comply with the governor’s directive should rather blame himself for any consequence, instead of blaming the devil.
The PG of ANISA, ANIAS specifically advised non-indigenes not to participate in any form of protest, demonstration, or unrest in connection with the temporary closure of Onitsha Main Market or any market closure elsewhere.
“We urge all non-indigenes in Anambra State to continue to respect and obey the laws of the state, adhere to government policies, and contribute positively to the peace, stability, growth and development of the State.” He asserted.