December 29, (THEWILL) –Â Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has cried out to leaders from the zone including the southeast governors, religious leaders and traditional medics, to move to appease the 42 Igbo deities and divinities, to forestall mysterious death in the zone.
A statement through its Secretary-General, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro, said the deities are angry with the political elites for their blasphemous atrocities, which were considered anathema.
According to him, the consequences for the impunity are the curses from the ecclesiastical authorities and the Igbo deities laid on Igbo leaders, which has resulted in incessant deaths in Ohanaeze and the southeast.
It reads, “the 42 different Igbo deities and divinities in Ohanaeze Ndigbo secretariat, meant to give spiritual guidance and protection for all Igbos are angry with Igbo leadership.
“The deities are angry with the political elites for her blasphemous atrocities which were considered as an anathema, and the consequences for the impunity is the curses from the ecclesiastical authorities and the Igbo deities laid on Igbo leaders, which has resulted in incessant deaths in Ohanaeze and southeast.
“Ndigbo know what is responsible for the deaths in the southeast. It is the failure of Ohanaeze Ndigbo to speak the truth at all times to constituted authorities, especially to erring southeast governors and corrupt politicians, who contaminated the Ohanaeze modus of Operandi and politicised the apex Igbo leadership with trivial issues.
“There is an urgent need to cleanse and purify the Igbo secretariat from the horribleness and atrocities which have infuriated the 42 Igbo deities and divinities guiding the Ohanaeze Ndigbo secretariat.
“The 42 Igbo deities have poured their venomous anger on mortals who have resorted to manipulating the system for their individual gains at the expense of Ndigbo, ravaging in insecurity challenges and dwindling economy of the southeast
“We commiserate with all families who have lost their sons and daughters in Ohanaeze and the southeast. We pray that the Igbo deities will be appeased to halt further deaths in the southeast.
“Except there is sanctification and purification in Ohanaeze secretariat, the offenders of Igbo deities and saboteurs of Igbo will face the wrath of the gods soon”, he stressed.
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