Governor Murtala Nyako of Adamawa State has continued to recieve knocks as a result of his memo written to northern governors in which he accused the President and Federal Government of carrying out genocide attacks against northern Nigeria.In an all-inclusive Security meeting which held on thursday, with the President,thirty-six State governors,Service Chiefs and a few selected Ministers in attendance,Nyako's memo was unanimously condemned.It was also resolved that those in positions of authority needed to watch their utterances bothering on security considering the security challenges facing the nation.
Some governors including governor Theodore Orji of Abia State spoke to the press after the crucial meeting.Speaking to Punch,Orji said, “The memo that was written by one of our colleagues, that is Governor Nyako of Adamawa State was discussed and there was a very unanimous condemnation of that memo.
“All officers and people in positions of authority were advised to be cautious of what they say, that what they say should at least enliven every person and make us to know that this country belongs to all of us and not something that will demoralise us, not something that will excite of incite people to go the negative way,”Orji added.
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