ENDSARS: Group tongue lashes Northern leaders for sitting on the fence

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From:Femi Oyelola, Kaduna

The Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG) has frowed at some Northern leaders who they accused of sitting on the fence in the on going #ENDSARS protests across the country.
This was stated in a statement signed by the spokeperson of the group Suleiman Abdul-Azeez and made available to media in kaduna yesterday.
The statement stated that CNG noted the reassuring cooperation and solidarity extended by governors and elected representatives to the protesters in mostly the southern parts of the country and Zamfara and Borno state in the North.
“That while the southern elected and appointed leaders and representatives are quick to identify with their people at the time of need, their counterparts from the North, including the President, the Senate President, Senators, Rep members, governors, state legislators and other government appointees would rather abandon the hundreds of thousands of people in northern communities exposed to crime, lawlessness and insecurity in the hands of bandits, insurgents, kidnappers, rapists, rustlers and other violent criminals without any form of protection.

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