The frontline civic group will partner Peoples Gazette and other media outlets to cover the gubernatorial exercise in the key southeastern state.
Mr Umahi says the political solutions could “be achieved faster if all the illegal “sit-at-home’’ orders and violence by the various state agitators are stopped.”
Mr Nnam’s resignation comes amidst recent allegations of controversial land deals, both from private individuals, corporate entities and the state House of Assembly.
Mr Okechukwu argued that seeking a political solution to challenges of the Igbos was more pragmatic than separatist agitations.
The general manager of ENSSAA said illegal billboards will be removed once identified and the owner will bear the cost of removing them.
Residents in southeastern states of Abia, Enugu and Imo observed a sit-at-home order called by IPOB in solidarity with their leader Nnamdi Kanu.
The traditional rulers were killed on Tuesday.
The secret police has a history of repression, intimidation and targeted assassination of government critics.
Governor of Ebonyi, Dave Umahi, says the Igbos want to be part of a fair and equitable Nigeria, not a breakaway Biafra.
Mr Umahi, Chairman of South-East Governors’ Forum, says Ebonyi people has always suffered humiliation from their southeastern brothers.
