Dr. George Moghalu, former Managing Director of the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), has condemned the killing of eleven young men by unidentified gunmen during the Onwa Asaa festival at Nibo in Awka South Local Government Area, Anambra State, last weekend.
In a statement expressing his condolences to the bereaved families, Moghalu voiced deep concern over the increasing violence in the state, noting that armed assailants seem intent on spreading fear and disruption.
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“This brutal act, where innocent lives are taken and communities are plunged into turmoil, directly challenges the principles of peace and unity we cherish,” said Moghalu, a prominent figure in the Labour Party.
He highlighted the frequency of such attacks as a pressing issue, stressing that maintaining security should be a priority for any responsible government.
Moghalu called on the administration led by Governor Charles Soludo to take immediate and decisive action to prevent Anambra from descending into a haven of violence and insecurity.
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He urged the state government to address the rising threat to ensure stability and safety for its residents.
Moghalu extended his sympathies to the families affected by the tragedy and offered prayers for the peaceful repose of the souls lost in the attack.
