The president of Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo, Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, expressed his displeasure and shock at the marginalization of the Igbo tribe in the nation in a special interview with Channels Television. Iwuanyanwu believes that despite the Igbos’ significant contributions to Nigeria’s progress and prosperity, they are treated unfairly and excluded from prominent positions of leadership.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
He emphasized the accomplishments of Igbo people, such as General Aguiyi Ironsi, who in the 1960s led Nigerian forces to victory in the Congo. Iwuanyanwu also emphasized the Igbo youth’s active involvement in sports and military activities, which shows their dedication to the advancement of Nigeria.
In order to create a more inclusive and equal society for all Nigerians, regardless of their ethnic heritage, he encouraged the government to address the persistent challenges of marginalization.
According to him, “We’ve not forgotten that our young men and women are taking part in sports. Even when it comes to military activities elsewhere.”
“We’ve not forgotten that an Igbo man, Ironsi, went to the Congo and fought and brought glory. So we’ve done everything to promote Nigeria. I don’t see why we deserve this type of treatment; we don’t deserve it.”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>