Tag: Igbo
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2023 Presidency: Igbo inability to inspire consensus a set back – Political analyst
Mr Ahmed Nasiru, a political analyst, has described as a set back the inability of Igbo political elites to inspire consensus around a viable candidate ahead of 2023 presidential elections. Nasiru made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Abuja. He said that there had been growing…
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Oxford University gets first Igbo lecturer
The University of Oxford has approved the kick off of the first Igbo Language Class at its Language Centre with Emmanuel Ikechukwu Umeonyirioha announced as the first official Igbo language lecturer.
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2023: Why all political parties should zone presidential slots to South East – Igbo elders
The Igbo Elders Consultative Forum (IECF), on Wednesday asked all political parties in Nigeria to zone their presidential slots to South East to pave way for an Igbo president in 2023.
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Making Igbo president – By Sonnie Ekwowusi
Never in the political history of Nigeria has there been so much agreeableness or concurrence of views on the imperative that Ndigbo should produce the next President for Nigeria’s survival than now.
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2023: Igbo presidential candidates now coming out – Dele Sobowale
“Better late than never”. That is the age-long consolation for procrastinators who frequently forget or are unaware of the damage unwarranted
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Respect Nnamdi Kanu’s right, Igbo traditional rulers, Bishops urge FG
Respect Nnamdi Kanu’s right
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Ndi-Anambra: Now is the time to Unleash Uche Onyeigbo
By Chuks Nwune Uche Onyeigbo is that rare and special intelligence with which every Igbo predicts, discerns and decides. Uche Onyeigbo is the natural capacity of every Igbo to get it right and it has served them so well in business, relationship, academics, innovation and so on. This November, Uche Onyeigbo must serve Ndi Anambra…
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Militarization of Igbo land, By Sonnie Ekwowusi
The ongoing militarization of Anambra State and the rest of Igbo land under the guise of combating insecurity is illegal and unconstitutional.
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2023: Why an Igbo candidate can’t be trusted – Joe Igbokwe
Joe Igbokwe, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has said that an Igbo candidate cannot be trusted in the coming presidential election. The APC chieftain who is also a special adviser to the Lagos State government said nobody would vote for somebody who would use the position to divide Nigeria. He said these…