Sentences with phrase «aggrieved group»
The phrase "aggrieved group" refers to a group of people who feel hurt, offended, or treated unfairly due to certain actions, discrimination, or mistreatment they have experienced. Full definition
«In the same vein, SSOPEC is pleased with the Federal Government for its willingness to open dialogue with armed and aggrieved groups in the zone.
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«IPOB and all other aggrieved groups are advised to articulate their position on all national issues and submit to the Committee of Governors, Ohanaeze Ndigbo and National Assembly members from the South - East Zone, through their chairman, South - East Governors Forum.
«SSOPEC urges other armed and aggrieved groups in the zone to follow the good example of NDA to cease fire and dialogue with government for improved security and peace of the region.
The forum also urged the group and all other aggrieved groups to articulate their position on all national issues and submit to the Committee of Governors, Ohanaeze Ndigbo and National Assembly members from the South - East Zone.
While progressives are happy to recognize this or that identity, provided that doing so demonstrates their pluralistic instincts, in truth the divisions among these «aggrieved groups» only conduce to centralization.
The APC members that gathered at the secretariat on Saturday were very clear in their understanding that it was the aggrieved group and political charlatans that brought hoodlums to the venue to disrupt the stakeholders» meeting.
He admitted Hajia's conduct was «unfortunate» and asked all aggrieved groups including the Ghana Journalists Association and the Media Foundation for West Africa should «let sleeping dogs lie».
In a recent interview with the Newsweek Magazine, Obasanjo said there is nothing wrong in having a discussion with the aggrieved group.
The Federal Government should, as a matter of urgency, bring all the aggrieved groups in the Southsouth of the country to the negotiation table whereby all their genuine agitations can be addressed because Nigeria as a country currently in recession can not continue to lose millions of barrels of oil daily as a result of their incessant bombings of our oil installations in the region.
Amakiri said that cessation of hostilities would enable the Federal Government and the aggrieved groups to engage and seek lasting solutions to challenges confronting the Niger Delta.
Amakiri expressed optimism that successful dialogue between Federal Government and the aggrieved groups would end current pollution to the environment partly caused by pipeline vandalism.
The commander said there were windows of opportunity provided by the Federal Government for amicable resolution of grievances by any aggrieved groups rather than engage in heinous crimes of self help.
«I therefore fully support the Asiwaju Peace Committee constituted by the President to reconcile all aggrieved groups within the party, and I encourage all of us to support the committee.»