The Nimo town hall meeting over the plotting and sale of Owa land has ended in a stalemate.
Our correspondent reports that the town hall meeting held at the Civic Centre, Nimo in Njikoka Local Government Area, attracted people from the four quarters that make up the community as well as those in diaspora who joined the meeting through zoom.
The meeting organized by Nimo Town Development Union, commenced with prayers, followed by breaking of kolanut by the traditional ruler of the town, Igwe Maximus Oliobi.
In his opening remarks, Igwe Oliobi explained that every indigene of Nimo has the interest of the town at heart and encouraged those who attended to make constructive contributions to the meeting.
In his comment, the President-General of Nimo Town Development Union, Chief Ekenenna Okafor-Omabu, said that the essence of the town hall meeting was for people of the community as brothers to rub minds for the progress of the town.
He advised the people to always attend meetings to enable them contribute to the good of the community even as he asked the people to shun violence and use dialogue and peaceful processes in resolving communal issues.
