MOSOP urges Kabnor, Luawii communities to embrace peace

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(Nigeria) Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People, MOSOP, has  called on the people of Kabnyor and Luawii communities of Rivers State to embrace peace and seize further hostilities.
President of MOSOP, Legborsi Pyagbara made the call on Sunday at a meeting with leaders and stakeholders from the community in Bori.
The meeting which held at the instance of the Bori Police Area Commander was to chat a way forward for the return of peace to the troubled communities.
The MOSOP President noted that it was important for the Ogoni people not to play into the hands of our enemies and sponsors of violence in our communities which is clearly to frustrate efforts to cleanup Ogoniland.
He called on all parties to sheath their sword and cooperate with the efforts of the Police and community leaders to restore sanity to the areas.
It will recalled that the flag off of the Ogoni environment cleanup  is to be launched next week by the president, Muhammadu Buhari.

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