Ohanaeze Ndigbo

Mar
19
2024
By Amos Oge Kalu
Uniting Towards a Prosperous Future for the Igbo Nation

Uniting Towards a Prosperous Future for the Igbo Nation

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As we stand on the threshold of the eagerly awaited 2024 IGBO EASTER RETREAT, it is not merely an event but a clarion call for us, the Igbo people, to converge with resolute purpose and unwavering determination to construct a new Igbo nation. In the backdrop of economic adversities, uncertainties, and soaring insecurities plaguing our Igbo-speaking regions, it is paramount that we take resolute steps to carve a transformative pathway toward a promising future. The resounding theme of this year's retreat, 'NWALITE, IWULITE NA IDI NOTU ALAIGBO' (Towards Building a New Igbo Nation), reverberates profoundly with the challenges that confront…
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Mar
19
2024
By Amos Oge Kalu
President Tinubu, heed Ohanaeze Ndigbo’s urgent warning: stay away from the Northern Trap.

President Tinubu, heed Ohanaeze Ndigbo’s urgent warning: stay away from the Northern Trap.

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In response to the despicable abduction of 280 innocent Kaduna school children on 7th March 2024, OHANAEZE NDIGBO, the apex Igbo organization, issues a stern caution against falling prey to the nefarious tactics of the North. The echoes of 2014's treacherous plot, the kidnapping of 276 Chibok schoolgirls, should serve as a stark reminder of the devious schemes employed to unseat Southern President Goodluck Jonathan and usher in a Northern presidency under Buhari. President Tinubu, do not underestimate the gravity of the situation. The audacity displayed by Northern political elites in orchestrating large-scale abductions is an affront to the safety…
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Mar
15
2024
By Amos Oge Kalu
Ohanaeze Ndigbo Believes In Umahi And The Project Of Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway.

Ohanaeze Ndigbo Believes In Umahi And The Project Of Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway.

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In these trying times of economic turmoil and challenges plaguing Nigeria, a glimmer of hope shines through President Tinubu's administration's commitment to transformative infrastructure development, particularly evident in the ongoing road construction nationwide. Ohanaeze Ndigbo, the apex Igbo organization, staunchly backs the construction of the 700km Lagos-Calabar coastal highway, recognizing its potential to enhance tourism and agriculture. However, a sinister campaign of false accusations against the Minister of Works, Senator Dave Umahi, orchestrated by corrupt contractors and their cohorts, seeks to sabotage the signature projects of Tinubu's government. The vigilant eyes of Nigerians, especially Ndigbo, remain fixed on these nefarious…
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Mar
13
2024
By Amos Oge Kalu
The Northern Plan to Drive Out Igbos: Another Ineffective Provocation Against the Southeast

The Northern Plan to Drive Out Igbos: Another Ineffective Provocation Against the Southeast

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During the rough time of Former President Buhari's rule, the unfair treatment of Ndigbo reached a disgusting high point. A vile scheme was made to use state-sponsored litigation to force the people of Southeast Nigeria to leave Nigeria, taking their property even in the middle of the North, in Abuja. This legal attack was a sneaky part of Buhari's "Fulanization agenda," which was cleverly planned by his cronies with the help of Northern powerbrokers, especially the Northern Governors. Working in secret, they gave the COALITION OF NORTHERN GROUPS the covert support and organisational help they needed to carry out their…
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Mar
07
2024
By Amos Oge Kalu
Reasons Why Ndigbo Didn’t Join Hardship Protests – Ohanaeze Ndigbo Reveals

Reasons Why Ndigbo Didn’t Join Hardship Protests – Ohanaeze Ndigbo Reveals

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... "Tragic Pasts and Umahi's Impact on Southeast Infrastructure" In a time of deep reflection amidst current economic problems, the firm decision of Ndigbo not to join the hardship protests against President Tinubu in the Southeast is based on a moving history of the hardships the people of the region have faced since the start of the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015 until 2023. In this terrible time, 670 Igbo people died in protests while the Buhari government was in power. This created a deep-seated fear that state security forces would kill protesters during demonstrations. In this…
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