The president-general, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, John Nwodo, has allegedly advised Ndigbo to abandon the agitation for a sovereign Biafran state - Nwodo described the Biafra struggls as a ‘tall order’, and told Igbos to push for the country to be restructured instead - He further urged members of the outlawed IPOB group, to tone down their fiery rhetoric, as he stated that nothing could be solved by using hate speech Members of the Igbo ethnic group have allegedly been advised by Chief John Nwodo, president-general, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, to abandon the struggle for Biafra and push for restructuring. According to reports, Nwodo allegedly made his comments at the third inauguration of the state and local government executives, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Abia state chapter, on Thursday, October 5. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1128941-forget-biafra-fight-restructuring-ohanaeze-allegedly-tells-igbos.html?source=notification#1128941

I don't know exactly what restructuring entails but I think restructuring, in the context of Igbos, borders on states/regions contributing some proportions of their generated revenues to the central government and using the rest to run their respective state govt and nothing like fed allocation.

If, in the final analysis, this is what it actually means, abeg make we restructure jare. I don't taya.