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Igbos favour restructuring over 2023 presidency – ILT

The Citizen by The Citizen
July 29 2018
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Ohanaeze will resist ranching in Igboland – Nwodo

Igbo Leaders of Thought (ILT), an umbrella of Igbo statesmen intelligentsia lead by Professor Ben Nwabueze, has told whoever is planning Presidency for Ndigbo in 2023 that Igbo Presidency is no longer on the cards of the nationality.

They rather said that what would be more beneficial to Ndigbo and indeed the entire Nigerians is a restructured country, where Presidency would become less attractive and no longer an instrument for ethnic jingoism.

The group also warned that the country is close to being equated with a failed state given the level of insecurity with attendant killings across states.

It also spoke on the popular restructuring mantra and warned against escalated nepotism that it described as ‘political corruption.’

ILT made their positions known, Saturday, after two days meeting in Enugu, where the group said the focus of the meeting was anchored on the state of Nation and the National question.

Addressing Newsmen after the meeting, Deputy Chairman of ILT, Prof Chiweyete Ejike together with the Secretary General of the group, Prof Elochukwu Amucheazi said that people were becoming poorer by the day and asked for revise of the hopless situations.

Ejike said: “Igbo’s are not concerned about Presidency, we are concerned about restructuring. We want a fair and equitable Polity.

“There is the issue of use of fund not appropriate by the National Assembly. It is not lawful and we are opposed to that. The selective application of war against corruption is not in order. The Case of Maina is a clear example.

“Budgeting public fund for private ranching is corruption and a government that is fighting corruption is doing all these.

“On the issue of killings, we feel that enough is not being done to stop the scandalous situation and the government should do more in the interest of the nationalities for existential threat.

“There was no legislative reason to prescribe the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPoB. The federal government should de-proscribe it because they have right to Self-determination.”

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  1. M A C Odu says:
    8 years ago

    I, Eze Professor M A C Odu, fully endorse the stand of Igbo Ethnic Nationality that what is preponderant in the Nigeria Project is restructuring to allow disparate nationalities in the Nigeria Project to develop according to their capacities, resources and endowments. Any other position foretells doom for the country and power allocators who are not sufficiently knowledgeable about right and wrong choices for the greater majority. Our longstanding adoration of mediocrity and lust for filthy lucre must be dropped before national ethos can evolve to bring happiness and prosperity to Nigeria Majority.

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