A group, The Igbo Conscience, TIC, has disclosed plans to build a common platform to unite all Nigerians.
Protem chairman of the group and former chairman of Ikeja NBA, Mr. Monday Ubani, stated this at a media briefing in Ikeja, Lagos, yesterday.
Ubani said the group, made up of professional Igbo indigenes, would seek to work for the interest of Ndigbo and other Nigerians towards forging a common bond of national unity,
He explained that the group is a child of necessity birthed out of the increasing intolerance that had marked the relationship between the various ethnic nationalities that make up Nigeria.
Ubani noted that Ndigbo, particularly, had been objects of attacks for reasons located in the dangerous politics leading to the last general elections.
He said: “The failure of many groups and organizations that purport to speak and represent Ndigbo at a time like this is very instructive.
‘’The inability to proffer workable solutions to the problems besetting Ndigbo, especially those arising from the last political choices we made exposes Ndigbo to dangers, we will not sit idly by and allow it further to degenerate.
“With the fear of xenophobia threatening to catch up with Nigeria, TIC feels it has got to a time Nigerians must come together and mold a country where no one is oppressed.
‘’We feel Ndigbo must bond with other Nigerians for them to excel in whatever they do most especially.
‘’We feel it has come to a time we must work fully on the task of working on building a common platform of understanding and unity that will unite all Nigerians as one and not fan divisive embers that diminish us individually and collectively.”
Source vanguard
Protem chairman of the group and former chairman of Ikeja NBA, Mr. Monday Ubani, stated this at a media briefing in Ikeja, Lagos, yesterday.
Ubani said the group, made up of professional Igbo indigenes, would seek to work for the interest of Ndigbo and other Nigerians towards forging a common bond of national unity,
He explained that the group is a child of necessity birthed out of the increasing intolerance that had marked the relationship between the various ethnic nationalities that make up Nigeria.
Ubani noted that Ndigbo, particularly, had been objects of attacks for reasons located in the dangerous politics leading to the last general elections.
He said: “The failure of many groups and organizations that purport to speak and represent Ndigbo at a time like this is very instructive.
‘’The inability to proffer workable solutions to the problems besetting Ndigbo, especially those arising from the last political choices we made exposes Ndigbo to dangers, we will not sit idly by and allow it further to degenerate.
“With the fear of xenophobia threatening to catch up with Nigeria, TIC feels it has got to a time Nigerians must come together and mold a country where no one is oppressed.
‘’We feel Ndigbo must bond with other Nigerians for them to excel in whatever they do most especially.
‘’We feel it has come to a time we must work fully on the task of working on building a common platform of understanding and unity that will unite all Nigerians as one and not fan divisive embers that diminish us individually and collectively.”
Source vanguard
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ReplyDeleteIt is better for them bc The Heart Of Darkness, Lagos is their everlasting home. BIAFRA don't NEED FOOLS like them. Monkeys n Baboons
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All of them are hopeless fools Igbo professional
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ReplyDeleteA fool at forty and a fool beyond must be the worst fool those that enjoy when there is problem and when their people are suffering cowards like this people you like it or not Biafra remain insomantable while you prodigal children remain wanderers we have no place for you keep eating in dust bin shameless people.
ReplyDeleteA fool at forty and a fool beyond must be the worst fool those that enjoy when there is problem and when their people are suffering cowards like this people you like it or not Biafra remain insomantable while you prodigal children remain wanderers we have no place for you keep eating in dust bin shameless people.
ReplyDeleteOnce we start killing them, they will know that we aren't joking, if they want to speak, they should speak for themselves not using Igbo name. If they are using their personal, we don't have problem about it but like Okorocha and Ngige should be taught a lesson so that others will learn from them and remain silent forever. Where are the bombs and long range snipers guns? Okorocha, Ngige even Buhari can be targeted using high profile modernized bombs. We can start thinking how to build drones now for the workers of iniquities
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They place their property in Lagos above the freedom of their people. I want to see Hausa/Fulanis or the Yorubas initiate this move to unite the ethnic groups or don't they have intellectuals and professionals? Is Dr. Adeniran Abraham Ariyo in Dallas who supported the slaughter of Ibos in Lagos not a professional or the group of Yoruba elites, under the Odua Foundation and the chairmanship of Prof. Adeniran Adeboye, chairman of the mathematics department at Howard University, who issued threats to the Igbo in Lagos, calling them settlers. Are they all not professionals and elites? They don't want your unity so stop wasting your time and think home.
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