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Ohanaeze Recalls Suspended National Youth Leader

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November 20, (THEWILL) – The youth wing of the pan-Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, has recalled its suspended national leader, Damian Okafor.

The group made this known in a press statement signed by its national publicity secretary, Mazi Chika Adiele, on Saturday,

Okafor was suspended by the organization’s national executive council on Sept. 26 for alleged gross misconduct, abuse of office and high-handedness.

The group said his suspension was borne out of the desire to promote, propagate and defend the ethos of its founding fathers.

It, however, noted that Okafor’s recall is due to observable positive changes in his character and in line with the theme of 2021 World Igbo Day celebration, “Onye Aghala Nwanne Ya”, which means ” Be Your Brother’s Keeper”.

“After exhaustive deliberations at our emergency NEC meeting, held in Government House Owerri on Nov. 19, 2021, we have resolved the following:

“That the unfortunate decision to suspend our National Youth Leader, Engr Damian Okafor, is hereby canceled and he is fully reinstated with all the rights and privileges of the office of the National Youth Leader.

“That he should be encouraged by all sons and daughters of Ala Igbo (Igbo land), to deliver on his mandate,” the statement said.

It thanked Amb. George Obiozor, president-general of Ohanaeze Ndigbo; Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, an eminent Igbo statesman, and the South-East governors for their timely interventions, which led to the recall.

It also thanked traditional and religious leaders of the geo-political zone for giving peace a chance for the overall interest of Igbo land.

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