NO doubt, the traditional hundred days in office of Arakunrin Rotimi Akeredolu, SAN, as the sixth governor of Ondo State since the creation of the state in 1976 was used to lay foundation for the development of the state with the hope of delivering the dividend of democracy to the people who gave him the mandate in no distant future. Akeredolu was sworn in on February 24, making Friday, June 2, his 100th day in office.

The Eastern Consultative Assembly, ECA, Thursday described the “quit notice” given to Igbo to leave the north as “childish and thoughtless,” saying “that 47 years slavery by Ndigbo for losing a war would no longer be acceptable as we cannot take it anymore.”

The general overseer of Our Sanctuary Gospel Church, Bishop Azogu, Thursday, condemned the recent ultimatum by Arewa youth groups on Igbo to evacuate the North by October, this year, and urging the aggrieved youths to sheathe their sword and allow the sleeping dog to lie.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Mr Lai Mohammed has said that the issue of groups issuing threat of quit notice did not start today and that the Federal Government and security organisations are very much on top of this matter

THE Governors of South east, Wednesday held emergency meeting over the quit notice extended to Ndigbo residing in the northern Nigeria.