The right of all Nigerians to live freely and peacefully in any part of the country has been described as statutory and sacred to emphasis the fact that Nigeria belongs to all Nigerians.
In a goodwill message to the 2022 Igbo Day celebration recently held in Abuja, the National Secretary of Inter Tribal Traditional Leaders Association of Nigeria (ITTLAN), Ambassador Ndanusa Yunusa Yakubu said the ITTLAN is a vanguard group set out to defend citizens against deprivation of their constitutional rights thereby complementing the efforts of the traditional institution in integrating and uniting the country.
According to him, the group frowns at injustice, profiling, denigration, exclusion, victimisation and isolation of Nigerian citizens anywhere within and outside the country.
While congratulating all Igbo citizens on the occasion, Yakubu maintained that the modern Igbo nation is a race of dynamic people with positive impact in creating wealth wherever they are found.
The association was founded last year and inaugurated in Kano by the state governor, Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje to seek lasting solution to insecurity and to “safeguard the indissolubility and sovereignty of Nigeria”.
