Rotimi Amaechi's menace: Shehu Sani accuses Nigeria of double requirements towards Igbos

Former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani, has accused Nigeria of making use of double requirements in dealing with threats of political, spiritual, and ethnic violence, alleging that folks from the South-East are handled in a different way.

Sani claimed that threats of civil battle and different types of violence by people from different elements of the nation have been usually handled as regular by the federal government and most people.

The former lawmaker made the allegation in a put up on X on Sunday.

The comment comes after vice presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Rotimi Amaechi, warned that the Federal High Court judgment towards the management of his occasion may set off unrest.

Recall that final Thursday, the Federal High Court in Abuja nullified the National Working Committee led by former Senate President, David Mark, in a ruling that additionally invalidated the method that produced former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar because the occasion’s presidential candidate for the 2027 elections.

However, Shehu Sani criticised the comment, arguing that Amaechi’s assertion should not be ignored.

He additional criticised what he described because the selective, disproportionate and discriminatory method wherein the nation handles points regarding peace, safety, justice and nationwide unity.

“If anyone from any part of the country makes a threat of political, religious or ethnic violence; if anyone can make a threat of civil war; as long as he is not from the South-East, the nation and the general public treat it as normal.

“This is how the country selectively, disproportionately, discriminately, and immorally acts on matters of peace, security, justice, and national unity,” he stated.