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Jun

08

2021

2023 Presidency: Atiku, Tinubu, Bello must support Ndigbo – Ibegbu

News, Politics2023, Atiku Abubakar, Igbo President, Next Level, Nigeria, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Opinion, Politics

Chuks Ibegbu, a former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has insisted that Atiku Abubakar, Bola Tinubu and Governor Yayaya Bello should forget their 2023 presidential ambition. He called on those he suspected to be aspiring to run in the election to support the campaign for an Igbo president in 2023 so as to rebuild Nigeria and beyond. Ibegbu made the call during an interview on Monday, in Umuahia, maintaining that a pan-Nigeria Igbo man or woman as Nigerian President in 2023 will ensure rapid development in all facets of governance in the country.…

2023: What Igbo presidency will do for Nigeria – Isa Yuguda

Politics2023, Igbo President, Next Level, Nigeria, Opinion, Politics

A former governor of Bauchi State, Isa Yuguda, has said that an Igbo presidency will strengthen Nigeria. Ahead of the next general election in 2023, certain groups and individuals have been asking that the South-East produce the next president. Disagreeing with the calls for restructuring, Yuguda, speaking with The Sun, stressed that the Southeast be allowed to take a shot at the presidency. “The east should be given a shot for the presidency, but should not be seen as a right, but comfort in the minds of our brothers and sisters. That as a region, they have had it too.…

Igbo Presidency: Nigeria Will Not Progress Until The Civil War Is Over.

Amos Oge Kalu, News, Politics2023, Comr Amos Kalu, Igbo President, Nigeria, Opinion, Politics, Reviews

Comr Amos Kalu on Igbo Presidency The question of Nigeria President of Igbo extraction in 2023 has been christened 'Igbo Presidency' and it has taken the center stage of our national discourse, and rightly so at this critical time in the history of our nation. Without mincing words or sounding apologetic with realities facing us, I will bold say Nigeria has retrogressed since 1960 after independence, rather than progressed and we have continued trying to sound politically correct by being economical with the truth of it when it comes to pointing out those errors that have held us down to…