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President of Igbo extraction ’ll heal, unite Nigeria, says Ohanaeze
The apex Igbo socio-cultural group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, said on Friday a President of Igbo extraction would heal and unite the country in 2023.
The group’s President-General, George Obiozor, who stated this in a chat with journalists in Owerri, Imo State, explained that Ndigbo believes and seeks Nigeria’s unity but not the unity of slaves and masters
“We seek peace but not the peace of the graveyard. We seek justice because we know that throughout history those who were denied justice have had no interest in peace.
“Today, a Nigerian President of Igbo extraction is imperative and an idea whose time has come.
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“Our history and political reality in our country make it a national necessity that is anchored on equality, justice and fairness. The Nigerian President of Igbo extraction is politically justifiable and morally defensible.
“It is a signal of healing and uniting the nation. In 1999, to heal, the nation yielded the presidency to the South-West.
“Insecurity in the South-East is politically orchestrated to achieve a desired political objective and also to deceive and divert the attention of the people of the South-East and the rest of Nigeria.
“Insecurity is a poisoned arrow deliberately fired on the South-East. We in Ohanaeze say categorically that the architects of this mischievous scheme have failed woefully.
“Insecurity will not be an excuse to deny the presidency of Nigeria to the South-East in 2023. Insecurity as you know is everywhere in the country and a serious national problem.
“Nigeria is not new to crises and conflicts; the only good thing about it is that the country has had a magic solution to it.”
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