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Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe representing Abia South in the Senate has condnmed the flow entry of Alamajiris in the south East region amidst the COVID 19 pandemic.

The sanator representing the Abia south constituency in the Senate house has condnmed the idea of moving or allowing the Alamajiri's Entry to the south East state.

Senator Enyinnaya Harcourt Abaribe,a Nigerian politician who was elected to the Abia-South Senatorial District of Abia State in the Senate of Nigeria since April 2007 till date. He holds the title Nwadiohanma Ngwa. Enyinnaya is an outspoken senator often contributing to debates on national issues.

The senator who is the current Senate Minority Leader, Enyinnaya Abaribe, in his previous fight against maginalization of  the people of south east region has condemned what he called “the frightening rate of extra-judicial killing of innocent Nigerians, particularly in the South East by policemen in the guise of enforcing the COVID-19 lockdown.”

The minority leader in another statement reaching us from his press release condnmed the free entry of the Alamajiris into the south east.

  • According to the senator,as was posted by mavelous nwoye in his facebook page;

"There is no way you will share #20000 to Northern youths and nothing for those in South east yet you are bringing alamajiri down here even when we are on lockdown...

It's not done anywhere. We can't take this again".

.....Senator  Enyinnaya Abaribe
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