The president of Ohaneze Ndigbo in Kaduna and the 19 northern states and Abuja, Barrister Austin C. Amaechi, has pledged the organisation’s support for President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption war, saying it is necessary if the country must move forward.
Amaechi made this known at the palace of Sa Gbagyi 1, Dr. Danjuma Barde, during the confirmation of Ogbuefi Fredrick Awagu as the Wakili Igbo of Gbagyi chiefdom.
“We appreciate President Muhammadu Buhari’s policies on corruption because corruption has scuttled the financial progress of the nation for many years. So every citizen must be accountable for their actions and conducts while in office. The president is very much on the right track in tackling corruption.
“We are also calling on the president to extend the anti-corruption war to all and sundry without exception. No particular regime should be targeted and no particular regime should be spared. All corrupt officials and citizens must understand that there is no time bar in criminal cases. The law can catch up with you at any time, and that is what President Buhari is doing,” he said.
He urged the president to consider the Igbo in his next appointments, noting that the Igbo have contributed their quarter to the progress of the nation.
On their mission to the palace he said: “We have come to formally notify Sa Gbagyi 1 that Ogbuefi Fredrick Awagu, who has been his loyal servant, has been declared the new Eze Igbo-elect (Wakili Igbo) of the Gbagyi chiefdom.
Responding, the Sa Gbagyi said it was necessary for the Igbo to have a traditional ruler in the Gbagyi chiefdom since they have in other places in the North and beyond. He said he welcomed the choice of Awagu as the new Eze Igbo.”
www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/ohaneze-backs-buhari-s-anti-corruption-war/111536.html

Exactly, but it comes with the condition that the fight is aimed at moving the country forward and not to fighting perceived political enemies.

Ok

yeah cos its affect a fulani yoruba man. When dieazani and oduah get their bullet proof share, dont cry wizard hunt

Ndi igbo nawa oh

doublewisdom:
Exactly, but it comes with the condition that the fight is aimed at moving the country forward and not to fighting perceived political enemies.

As long as the political enemies can be proven to be corrupt then no problem. I don't care why any corrupt person is jailed as long as they are jailed