The tribunal was, however, yet to commence sitting over the petitions so far received.
He urged Igbos to eschew all forms of infighting and forge a common front through compromise and understanding to construct a pathway towards political freedom.
“Well, death is a due everybody must pay and we don’t know when (we will pay it). It is sad that Mbadinuju is dead,” Mr Okeke said
Mr Kazeem quoted the FRSC corps marshal, Dauda Biu, as advising motorists to desist from night journeys to reduce fatalities from road crashes.
Mr Dada noted that Enugu State has remained peaceful with little or no report of security breach after the elections.
The military internal communication warned soldiers to be on high alert and cautious of their movements and conversations.
The outposts will ensure that residents in the region have access to first aid mental health treatment close to them before they are referred to the hospital for further treatment.
The Enugu legislators have accused Nigerian soldiers of violating citizens’ rights in the March 18 governorship and state assembly elections.
The police warned any persons or groups intending to scuttle the relative peace enjoyed in the state to rethink such an idea.
As people gathered, an alarm was raised by some people who claimed to have heard a bang from the structure.
