Publicity
Secretary of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Lagos Chapter, Evelyn Okere, has called on all Ndigbo in the state to be
calm over the arrest of the state President Chief (Dr) Solomon Ogbonna by the Department
of Security Service (DSS).
Okere
made this appeal in a release made available to Newworldnewsng on Thursday.
She
stated that as the Publicity Secretary of the organization in Lagos, it is
important to ensure that members of the group in the state remain calm while
investigations on the matter continue.
It
would be recalled that the state President was arrested recently by the DSS and
later released.
According
to Okere, Ogbonna was arrested over issues bordering on alleged escape from
prison where he supposed to serve a 20years jail term. “It was alleged that he escaped from a 20 years jail term in 2004 November
and escaped in 2005 April in another man’s uniform, in Vennia, Austria.”
She also revealed that Chief Ogbonna is being investigated for alleged embezzlement of over N400m from Ohaneze Lagos from the just concluded election, the money he allegedly collected in the name of the group without remitting same to the organization’s purse.
She also revealed that Chief Ogbonna is being investigated for alleged embezzlement of over N400m from Ohaneze Lagos from the just concluded election, the money he allegedly collected in the name of the group without remitting same to the organization’s purse.
Evelyn
further disclosed in the release that Ogbonna was also being investigated for
alleged perjury wherein he swore an affidavit that he has certificate, “While
he did not complete his primary school. He
committed piracy by stealing one Alphonse book on art and culture, and placed
his name as Dr Solomon Ogbonna. He claimed it took 3yrs to write the book.
“He was also accused of human trafficking, that he has taken 400 people to Europe for that purpose,” Okere said.
“He was also accused of human trafficking, that he has taken 400 people to Europe for that purpose,” Okere said.
Okere
also told Newworldnewsng that a press conference will soon be called
to address the issue bordering on the arrest
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