The Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People insisted that the Federal Government must clear the late Ken Saro-Wiwa’s of any wrongdoing.

MOSOP stated that Saro-Wiwa and others who were killed by the military junta in 1995 were innocent of the murder charges against them.

This is just as the apex Ogoni group called on the people of Ogoni not to to lose sight of the visions and intentions of the founding fathers of the struggle, and particularly the drive to achieve meaningful development for Ogoniland.

President of MOSOP, Fegalo Nsuke, made this call on Wednesday while addressing MOSOP faithful in Bera, Gokana Kingdom of Ogoni.

Nsuke also urged the Federal Government to facilitate and encourage the resolution of the Ogoni conflict by exonerating the Ogonis persons killed on November 10, 1995, describing them as innocent.

Appealing to the government to support the desire of the Ogoni people for practical development, Nsuke explained that such step would heal the wounds the Ogoni people had suffered.

Nsuke, who spoke through a statement by MOSOP Secrtary General, Alex Akori, said, “It is important that as a people, we strongly push forward the dream of the founding fathers to achieve development for Ogoni.”

The statement titled, ‘Ogoni should not lose sight of founding fathers’ vision, further read, “Let us not deceive ourselves; Ken Saro-Wiwa’s name must be cleared because he was innocent and it is fundamental that as a people, we move our struggle towards a direction that resolves all legacy issues stalling Ogoni development.”

The MOSOP president further called on the Nigerian Government to help end the genocide against the Ogoni people and support the Ogoni to recover their lives.

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