The lawyer, however, lamented that while the Nepalese youths paid the price to sack bad leaders, their Nigerian counterparts feel subdued.
Joe Igbokwe, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has criticized counsel to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) for what he described as “subtly promoting the Nepal experience in Nigeria.”
The lawyer, in a post on his official Facebook page on Saturday, likened alleged corruption in Nepal that recently caused a deadly revolution to that of Nigeria.
The lawyer, however, lamented that while the Nepalese youths paid the price to sack bad leaders, their Nigerian counterparts feel subdued.
The post, however, didn’t go well with Igbokwe, who took to his Facebook page to lambast the lawyer, linking him to the unrest in the South East.
He wrote, “The IPOB, UGM, ESN etc, Lawyer, Ifeanyi Ejiofor is not done yet. Their bloody groups have left unimaginable wreckage, massive destruction and thousands of deaths in the South East.
“Having failed woefully in 10 years bloodshed and massive destruction of homes including mine, this yeye lawyer is now stylishly and dangerously preaching Nepal experience in Nigeria.
“I have just read his write up a few minutes ago. Let us be guided. Let us thread carefully, let us have common sense even though common sense is not common”.
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