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#EndSARS: Abia Speaker calls for calm, restraint
Following developing security situation in Abia State in particular and the nation in general, Speaker of Abia State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Chinedum Enyinnaya Orji, has called for calm and restraint on all sides
Following developing security situation in Abia State in particular and the nation in general, Speaker of Abia State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Chinedum Enyinnaya Orji, has called for calm and restraint on all sides.

The Speaker who made the call in a statement made available to newsmen in Umuahia, Wednesday, said “while I understand the grievances of our dear youths, it has become necessary at this time for them to be calm and allow government to deal with the issues agitating their minds especially now that the federal government has dissolved SARS”, he said.

The Speaker also appealed to security agents to exercise the highest level of restraint by not engaging the youths with guns but with diplomacy, saying, “all sides need to show mutual understanding and forge a common front as citizens of same nation with the same aim of building a society where peace and justice reign”, he concluded.
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