The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, HURIWA has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the Federal Government, for the immediate arrest of ex-Niger Delta agitator, Mujahid Asari-Dokubo.
The group threatened that should the Federal Government refuse to arrest Asari-Dokubu as it demanded, it would mobilize its members to embark on a nationwide protest across all 36 states of the federation.
HURIWA made the threat in a statement on Thursday by its National Coordinator, Emmanuel Onwubiko.
The group said, “Asari-Dokubo must be arrested by the Department of State Services or any other relevant security agency over his suspected link to the violent phenomenon of ‘unknown gunmen’ in the South-East.
It explained that the Nigerian Government must arrest Asari Dokubo now or the Federal Government is indirectly tasking Igbo youths, lovers of Igbo, and all groups that support the well-being of the Igbo people to begin peaceful protests simultaneously.
HURIWA said it was giving President Bola Tinubu 72 working hours to order the arrest and investigation of Asari Dokubo over his suspected link to the violent phenomenon of unknown gunmen in the South-East or the association call our her members for a protest in Abuja next week.
It said Illegality must not be allowed to continue whilst the security agencies pretend not to know or wilfully not take action.
