Okechukwu Isiguzoro

Nnamdi Kanu: Southeast Governors’ Failure To Visit Tinubu Is A Faux Pas Of Simon Ekpa’s Rascallity –  OHANAEZE NDIGBO

Nnamdi Kanu: Southeast Governors’ Failure To Visit Tinubu Is A Faux Pas Of Simon Ekpa’s Rascallity –  OHANAEZE NDIGBO

The Ohanaeze Ndigbo, the apex socio-cultural organization representing the Igbo people, issues this press release to address the concerning reality regarding the escalating insecurity in the Southeast and the responsibilities of our governors in this critical juncture. There exists a palpable frustration among Nigerians, and particularly the Igbo populace, concerning the recent actions—or notable lack thereof—of the Southeast Governors in asserting their authority as the chief security officers of their respective states. Their insufficient responses to pressing security challenges have allowed inconsequential figures, such as Simon Ekpa, to exploit their weakened stance, issuing baseless threats to disrupt economic activities and…
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Ohanaeze Dubs Another Constituent Assembly Wasteful, Supports New Constitution, Implementation of 2014 Confab Report

OHANAEZE NDIGBO PRESS RELEASE The Apex Igbo Socio-Cultural Organization, OHANAEZE NDIGBO, wishes to express its heartfelt appreciation for the commitment and patriotism exhibited by THE PATRIOTS, led by Chief Emeka Anyaoku, towards securing a "People's Democratic Pluralistic Constitution" for Nigeria. We acknowledge the need for a new constitution to address the defects, flaws, and shortcomings of the Military-imposed 1999 Constitution, which lacks the clarity and strength to cater to the demands of a pluralistic society like Nigeria. OHANAEZE NDIGBO commends THE PATRIOTS for their bold demands for a brand new constitution and the implementation of the 2014 National Conference recommendations…
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June 12 Democracy Day: OHANAEZE Expresses Concerns as Peter Obi Distances Himself From Otti

June 12 Democracy Day: OHANAEZE Expresses Concerns as Peter Obi Distances Himself From Otti

...voices worries  over Lack of Support The citizens of Nigeria, especially the Igbo people, have noticed a possible conflict between the Labour Party's 2023 Presidential Candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, and the Governor of Abia State, Dr. Alex Otti. It has been observed that Mr Peter Obi was noticeably absent during the first-anniversary celebration of Dr Alex Otti as Governor of Abia State on May 29, 2024. It is concerning that Mr Obi's name was not included among the distinguished guests expected at the event held at the State International Conference Centre. Furthermore, Mr Obi has not publicly congratulated Governor Otti…
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Ohanaeze Ndigbo reiterates backing for Umahi’s adoption of Tinubu’s Eight-Year Presidency

Ohanaeze Ndigbo reiterates backing for Umahi’s adoption of Tinubu’s Eight-Year Presidency

In the face of prevalent challenges and economic turmoil experienced by Nigerians during the past 11 months of President Tinubu's administration, Ohanaeze Ndigbo stands resolute behind Senator Dave Umahi's endorsement of a transformative 8-year presidency under Tinubu's leadership. Amidst the backdrop of national infrastructure development endeavors, particularly in the realm of delivering high-quality and enduring road networks utilizing innovative cement technology across the six geopolitical zones, the sentiment on the ground is unanimous. Nigerians, notably the Igbo community, laud the ongoing projects and share the conviction expressed by the Minister of Works, affirming that President Tinubu's performance is nothing short…
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Reasons Why Ndigbo Didn’t Join Hardship Protests – Ohanaeze Ndigbo Reveals

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

... "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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