The True Story Of Ozubulu Massacre -Governor Obiano

6th of August is a day Ozubulu and the entire Anambra state will not forget in a hurry, Ozubulu was strucked with a tragedy that claimed the life of over 12 people leaving over 18 persons injured.

The incident left the entire Anambra confused with lots of claims and counter claims. Secessionist Nnamdi kanu early this morning alleged that the attack was a planned massacre from the Hausas.

The governor His Excellency, Chief Willie Obiano today on a radio broadcast made an attempt to clear the air brewing tension.

The governor still in a sober mood expressed his condolence the the entire affected community "With a sorrowful heart, I stand before you today to brief you on the tragic killing of 12 people at St Philips Catholic Church, Amakwa, Ozubulu yesterday."

The governor categorically narreted the incidence as a gang war between two drug barons and not a preplanned massacre as alleged

"First, I want to assure you all that what happened in Ozubulu yesterday was a tragic dimension of a long battle between two business partners who are from the same town. I have been fully informed that this dangerous conflict has been going on for a while in the country where they both live outside Nigeria before they decided to bring the conflict home. But let me assure you that Anambra is too hot for them to operate here, going forward."

He cleared the air against such speculations this explanation, I believe, has erased the fears that the incident may have been caused by either some terrorist organizations or some members of some groups of agitators in the country.

"Brothers and sisters, what happened in Ozubulu was neither a terror attack as we know it, nor a violent action by some agitators. We are dealing with a dangerous GANG WAR that has spilled over to Anambra State from another African country."

He begged for peace and order and encourage his people to go about their daily activities, ignoring false stories.