Stop feeling cheated, APBN president tells Igbo
Published

October 22, 2018
Tony Okafor, Awka

The National President of the Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria, Olumuyiwa Ajibola, has asked the Igbo to stop feeling cheated in Nigeria.

He said the Igbo possessed enormous ingenuity to conquer any form of marginalisation.

Ajibola said instead of complaining about marginalisation, the Igbo should harness their skills and ingenuity to conquer their world and perceived enemies.

He stated this in Awka Anambra State during the 2018 APBN Independence Summit, themed,”Nigeria since Independence: So Far, How Far for the Igbo Nation.”

Ajibola said, “As professionals, the interest should be to see how the Igbo ingenuity could be mobilised for national growth and development; and not blaming anybody for any form of setback.



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Unity beggars association from ogbomoso republic

Tufiakwa this people that see yellow costard buckets as toilet facilities

The Igbos(Ibos) want always to get away with MURDER. The Fulanis know this and The Yorubas won't cooperate with whatever is morally wrong.

I pity Afonjas who are unprepared for the eventual collapse of Nigeria.

Then stop cheating Igbos.

Anu ohia!

I believe the Igbo grievance in Nigeria is one of the simplest thing any good leader can address. The Igbos are not asking for too much and would need much to be pacified.

What made Igbos join Ojukwu in his unprepared war was that Ojukwu banked on how Igbo blood was spilled with reckless abandon at any slightest opportunity. Igbos didn't join Ojukwu or are endorsing Nnamdi Kanu's hateful approach because of economic gains but for the fact that some Nigerians have no remorse, are even ready to spill more Igbo blood and are boasting about it.

Igbos are enterprising and need a market as big as and even bigger than Nigeria

If
1. Nigeria can technically apologise to the Igbos. Not oral apology per say.. by eg. Designating a day like May 30th to be a day of remembering people who died in the war, from both sides, make it a national holiday.. I believe something like this can go a long way in pacifying Igbos.
2. Make the country a bit fair; make appointments according to federal character. Just the little things and then don't make Biafra a taboo word. We can even start referring to Igbos as Biafrans as we use Aboki for Hausas.
3. Win the Biafran radicalism with logic, not with military force and coercion.

Biafrans are more patriotic than most Nigerians sef..

I say again, it won't take so much to unite us in this country, we just need a good person to do it.