Prince Emeka Udedeme is the President, Ohaneze Ndigbo, Anambra State. In this interview, he looks at the spate of insecurity in Nigeria and Southeast in particular; marginalization of the Southeast in the politics of Nigeria; Anambra governorship election, among other issues. How do you think Anambra could prosecute the November 6 governorship election in the face of insecurity, as well as threats from pro-Biafra elements? There are security meetings going ongoing here and there. Stakeholders in the region and beyond are convoking meetings geared towards solving the problem of insecurity. I believe that in a very short time, issue of insecurity will be addressed. By the grace of God, Anambra election will be conducted without hitches. That election must come and go. November 6 is still months away; before then, there’ll be a way out. Governors of the Southern Nigeria recently held a meeting in Asaba, where they took a stand against open grazing. What is the position of Ohaneze on that