Anthony Sani, a former secretary general of the Arewa Consultative Forum [ACF], has advised the Igbo people to create a strong and effective plan if they want to win the presidency in 2027. He also counseled the Igbos to seek support from the rest of the nation and to take a more diplomatic and sane approach to politics, emphasizing that democracy is a contest of ideas and reason rather than violence. He refuted the idea that people of Igbo heritage have been marginalized by pointing out that they have occupied a number of elected and appointed posts within the federal government. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
He said in an interview with The Sun, ”I do not share the view that the Igbos have been marginalized, considering that the Igbo have occupied every elected and appointed position in the Federal government. Multi-party democracy is never an affirmative action, but a game of wits. If the Igbos wish to produce the President in 2027, then they must design a winning game plan. And also approach the rest of the country for support. In doing so, the Igbo must stop being bellicose and percussive in politics. This is because democracy is never a ball fight but a contest of ideas and reasons.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
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