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He noted that all Nigerians have accepted that its time an Igbo occupy Aso Rock but it should be done with proper and seamless negotiations.

Saintbossman:
PRESS RELEASE


NIGERIANS WILL DECIDE THE FATE OF NDIGBO IN 2023.WHETHER IGBOS ARE WANTED OR NOT IN NIGERIA, TWO IGBO GROUPS DECLARE AS A GROUP ADVICE OHANAEZE NDIGBO TO REACH OUT TO OTHER ZONES OF NIGERIA AHEAD OF 2023.PANPIEC REACTS



TWO IGBO groups , the Igbo Peoples Congress and the Igbo Aborigenes have declared that the fate of Nidgbo in 2023 and beyond will be determined by Nigerians . It is Nigerians that will decide if Igbos are wanted in Nigeria or should o their way in 2023 and beyond by the decision they (Nigerians) take in 2023, the groups spoke through their spokemen, Obisike Chidi and |Emeka Umeh.
|The groups noted that 2023 is the best time for Nigeria to pay Ndigbo the political debt they owe them .
Another group Umuigbo Forum called on OHANAEZE NDIGBO the apex Igbo body to build bridges and reach the leadership in other parts of the country to realise the objective in 2023.
The spokesman of the group Nduka Nwagbara advised Ohanaeze Ndigbo to reach ACF, PANDEF, AFENIFERE , MIDDLE BELT FORUM, NORTHERN ELDERS FORUM AND similar groups and leaders and the major political parties to convince them over the issue .
Reacting to the clamor the umbrella body of all groups championing the NIGERIA PRESIDENCY OF IGBO EXTRACTION PROJECT PANPIEC through its Director of Publicity and Media Prince Uche Erondu noted that the mood of the nation today is for an IGBO TO SUCCEED PRESIDENT MOHAMMMADU BUHARI but advised on bridge building, networking and reconciliatory approach rather than emotion and sentiments.
He noted that all Nigerians have accepted that its time an Igbo occupy Aso Rock but it should be done with proper and seamless negotiations.
He thanked all Nigerian leaders now keying into the project and those daily joining PANPIEC

Gabkosh:


What am I seeing, so there is Agbero in Igboland. I thought it is only southwest according to our eastern brothers. Or is this not Igboland



Just asking ni o

LegendHero, Tottit.

mrvitalis:
When Nigeria shares 80% of the oil money ...Lagos makes more revenue in a year than any Niger Delta State and is smaller than any Niger Delta State

U were developed by FG for 72 years ....yet it's not dubia .....and u still have mouth to talk
What of your state

Yujin:
Lol. You're as funny as hell. However, tribalism is not good. What I see is a people demanding for accountability from their sons... I wonder how you interpreted it into hunger problems. You can see other issues they highlighted to the governor. You can see the passion in their quest. Igbos naturally hold their leaders/representatives accountable. It's from smaller issues like this that puts those leaders on their toes. They've be given ultimatum... We shall their response in a month's time.
NB: Tribalism has finished you. Stop misrepresenting the governor of Abia state.

Grgton:
imagine!! a state where there's no accessible roads, �

mrvitalis:
Why is Lagos not like dubai

mrvitalis:
I don't really get you people....no Niger Delta states gets upto 1 billion dollars in allocation every year

nddc gets less than 1 billion a year as allocation

It's far more expensive to construct roads in Niger Delta than most place in Nigeria ....sometimes 5 more than places like abuja roads ....

Niger Delta have one of the most even distribution of development in Nigeria ....we know they lot and steal but they are not different from other leaders in Nigeria

Niger Delta generate over 15 billion dollars a year and gets less than 4 billion a year ...that's absolutely unfair ....we need to give them their oil money so they can hold themselves accountable


U don't steal from someone because he mismanaged his money ...all this are just to kill the call for restructuring

Most governors in South south are working better than any other region in Nigeria

bigwig071:
History before civilization. The story of Igbo slaves
Long time ago, in the Month of May 1803 75 igbo slaves from the eastern part of Nigeria were captured by the British, remember that the major means of transportation back then was water, so the captors of the Igbo slaves were sailing back to sell the slaves to their masters, the 75 Igbo slaves were chained inside the ship half way into the journey the slaves revolted and took control of the ship, the 75 slaves grounded the ship Dunbar Creek, St Simon island, Glynn Country Georgia.

Instead of submitting to slavery they drowned their captors and started marching in to the water holding hands and singing a native igbo song, while drowning their selves.

Igbos landing.
This historical moment is called the "Igbo landing " and it will be forever remembered as the first freedom match in the history of America. Leave a comment below, like and share with any igbo person you know. Thank you for reading.

mrvitalis:
Even when it has been shown that the man in that picture is not ikpeazu ....u still bend of posting it as him

MelesZenawi:
Lol


All your comments these days just ends in anambra...Lol


Sorry ooooo, Ife eji abu Omambala erike...Lol


Nightmares everywhere.

Grgton:
the people are, and high human capital development index,, makes it resourceful

then how trade /commerce strive in the state, makes it viable.

now compare with your state,!

In a bid to position its group for the 2023 politics, Igbo stakeholders in the Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC), have endorsed representative of Oshodi Isolo Constituency II in the House of Assembly, Jude Idimogu, as their new leader.

Idimogu’s selection to replace Joe Igbokwe at the Ohanaeze Ndigbo Secretariat in Surulere last week was ratified and unveiled over the weekend by all the Eze Ndigbo in Lagos, led by their Chairman, Eze Christian Nwachukwu.

oyatz:
I honestly don't know how they think Tinubu , a private citizen not holding any political office is their problem or stumbling block to their dream of getting power or Biafra.

Nuel19:
All the best and great things come from Yorubas and Yoruba lands.

Reaĺly? Are you sure you're okay?



An Igbo man was the first to own a Vehicle manufacturing plant in Nigeria. We don't need a platform like Nairaland.

Your talk about Wole Soyinka

The first novel of Achebe's, Things Fall Apart, is recognized as a literary classic and is taught and read everywhere in the English-speaking world. The novel has been translated into at least forty-five languages and has sold several million copies. A year after publication, the book won the Margaret Wong Memorial Prize, a major literary award.

What about Chimamanda Adichie

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Awards
Women's Prize for Fiction
2007Half of a Yellow Sun
National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction
2014Americanah
MacArthur Fellowship
2008Fiction
PEN/Open Book
2007Half of a Yellow Sun
Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for Fiction
2007Half of a Yellow Sun
Shorty Award for Literature
2018
Just to mention but a few of her awards and achievement. You can check d rest here http://www.cerep.ulg.ac.be/adichie/cnaawards.html

Talk about boxing before Anthony Joshua was born nor dreamed of boxing an Igbo man by the name of DICK TIGER had been inducted into the boxing hall of fame

Dick Tiger (born Richard Ihetu; August 14, 1929 – December 14, 1971) was a Nigerian-born professional boxer who held the World Middleweight and World Light Heavyweight Championships.

Tiger was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1991. The Ring magazine named him Fighter of the Year in 1962 and 1965, while the Boxing Writers Association of America (BWAA) named him Fighter of the Year in 1962 and 1966. In 2002, Tiger was voted by The Ring magazine as the 31st greatest fighter of the last 80 years.



Talk about Adenuga being rich.

I laugh at your stupidity. The first richest and wealthiest man in Nigeria was Dim Odimegwu Ojukwu’s father Sir Louis Ojukwu – the richest Nigerian at that time. The first Nigerian to own a Rolls Royce.


Talk about movie production

The beginnings of the video film market in Nigeria is traced back to the 1980s when television productions thrived.

Many of the television productions often found their ways into VHS, leading to the development of a small scale informal video trade. This method was adopted and built on by producers and distributors at Alaba market to reinvent the film industry which was at the time facing a major decline. The first film produced on video in Nigeria is 1988's Soso Meji, produced by Ade Ajiboye. Subsequently, Alade Aromire produced Ekun (1989) on video. However, the boom experienced in this era is generally believed to have been kick started by Kenneth Nnebue's Living in Bondage (1992)


In the field of football, let's not go there;
The Igbos dominate and are still dominating it.

You had Awolowo, Igbos had Azikiwe


The only place that you guys surpassed the Igbos are in church business. Like you said, we know that most of your top Yoruba pastors are 419 pastors that have enriched themselves through tithes and offerings of their members while promising them heaven on earth.


NB: Yorubas are not on the same level with Igbos in every area and endeavour.

Next time Before you type rubbish make sure you carry out thorough research so that you won't fumble again.

Born in 1860 in Brazil, Candido Da Rocha was the son of Joao Esan Da Rocha— a returnee slave from Brazil.

At age 10, senior Da Rocha who was from the Yoruba sub-group Ilesha was captured and sold into slavery in Brazil in 1840. After gaining his freedom, Esan would return to Nigeria in 1871 when most of the freed slaves in Brazil traced their roots back to the Yoruba tribe Ilesha.

“He was very rich – he was a millionaire in those days and very generous. The elite in those days sent their dirty clothes to Britain for laundry. The Da Rochas, Johnsons, Dohertys and the Olowus, were foremost wealthy people. They didn’t wash their clothes in Nigeria. They sent them abroad for laundry. Some of them had about five dozens shirts, five dozens vests, five dozens pants, and everything they could afford.”

Grgton:
Lagos and Anambra is the most resourceful /viable states in Nigeria .

Bayelsa was impressive too

Pa3cia:
For your mind.
Mtchewwww
You wouldn't av commented here, if you were minding your business.