
Bola Tinubu, the president-elect of Nigeria, has been urged to convene a special gathering to address the grievances of the Igbo people in order to forge a united Nigeria, according to the Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Abdurosheed Akanbi.
The king then stated that
“The actions and comments made by some Igbo leaders in response to the recently held general elections had exacerbated Igbos’ suffering and that a comprehensive national conversation was necessary to further the nation’s unification”…… CONTINUE READING
In a statement that he personally signed and made accessible to journalists on Sunday, Oluwo referred to Nigerians as spirits housed in a single body. Additionally, he mentioned how some Igbos’ memories of the civil war are still recent, and he begged the President-elect to suggest setting up a committee or conference to handle this.
“The brotherhood spirit should be seen and experienced,” it says. Nigerians are like various water barrels. The only difference between the barrels’ colors and their contents is their color. Regardless of color, we should appreciate the content. Some Igbos’ attitudes and statements have suggested that the wounds and harm left by the Nigerian Civil War, which lasted from July 1967 to January 15, 1970, were still very much present.
The greatest number of people and property were lost among the Igbos.
Our siblings, they. The harm caused by the conflict is detrimental to Nigeria’s unity. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the president-elect, is someone I consider to be a wise leader. He ought to put the return of Igbos into Nigeria’s society as a top priority.
“The next president should strive to bring the country together. We are better off and could advance more quickly together. Under a capable boss, our differences in culture and language are assets. Calling for a national discussion will promote harmony and mend the harm’s wound. We must pardon ourselves, move on, and take lessons from the past. But in order for the desired unity to materialize, the meeting must be directed by the elected president-elect, who must also provide aid to the main victims.
“I patronize everyone because I am the parent of the country. I am the first traditional head of state in Nigeria to purchase an Innoson vehicle manufactured in Nigeria. Engage the Igbo leaders, particularly their traditional chiefs…… CONTINUE READING
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