The Ekweremadus are facing trial in the United Kingdom, UK, for allegedly importing a Nigerian for organ harvesting.
Ohanaeze Ndigbo has been divided over federal government's decision not to intervene in Ike Ekweremadu's organ harvesting case in the United Kingdom.
This is as the factional Secretary-General of the apex Igbo socio-political organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro disagreed with the spokesman of the Igbo body, Chief Alex Ogbonna on the case.
Ogbonna had urged the Federal Government to intervene in Ekweremadu’s case.
The Ekweremadus are facing trial in the United Kingdom, UK, for allegedly importing a Nigerian for organ harvesting.
To this end, the Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, had said the Federal Government would not interfere in his trial.
Malami had said it’s not in the tradition of the Nigerian Government to interfere in such trials, a comment faulted by the Ohanaeze spokesman.
In a counter statement on Wednesday, Isiguzoro urged the Federal Government not to interfere.
Isiguzoro said people should stop making such a demand without the knowledge of the Igbo General Assembly, Imeobi Ohanaeze Ndigbo.
A statement by Isiguzoro said: “the position of Ohanaeze is on the same page with the Attorney General’s Office and Minister of Justice, which is to remain neutral and not to interfere but only pray for Senator representing the Enugu West to get a fair judgment in the ongoing investigation and trial in the UK”.
“These clarifications became imminent based on the fact that fifth columnists and impostors who are personal aides and Associates of Senator Ekweremadu have been drafted to use the name of Ohanaeze Ndigbo fraudulently to cajole the Federal Government into a shady expedition filled with trickery.”