21st Century Youths of the Niger Delta and Agitators with Conscience (21st CYNDAC), an ex-militant group in the Niger-Delta, has given the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), 30 days to vacate the property of Government Ekpemupolo (popularly known as Tompolo).
Coordinator of the group, Izon Ebi, who made this known in a statement made available to newsmen, also demanded that the accounts of Tompolo must be unfreezed within the period.
“We call on President Buhari to intervene to show that he means well for the Niger Delta and its people as promised in the just-concluded roundtable between governors, traditional rulers and stakeholders in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
“After 30 days of this appeal, we shall mobilise youths and women to occupy Tompolo’s properties to enable the workers resume so they can fend for their families.
“The peace in the creeks of the Niger Delta can be greatly attributed to Tompolo’s efforts and commitment to maintain peace.
“Therefore, the onus lies on the Federal Government to do the needful,” the statement read.
