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Govs, Igbo leaders demand dialogue

3rd July 2017
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•We’re better in restructured Nigeria, says Ekweremadu, Mbanefo, others

From Ismail Omipidan, Lagos, Chidi Nnadi and Petrus Obi, Enugu

Igbo leaders have thrown their full weight behind the clamour to restructure the country.

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They made this known after a stakeholders meeting comprising the five South-East governors, members of the National Assembly, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, religious leaders and other selected Igbo leaders of thought in Enugu.

In the communique issued after the meeting, which began on Saturday and lasted till the early hours of yesterday, the Igbo leaders called on the Federal Government and all other Nigerian leaders to commence a process of dialogue among Nigerians on the modalities to achieve the restructuring of the country within a reasonable time frame.

The call for restructuring had recently gained support across the country by the different ethnic nationalities as against agitation for self-determination.

Also, the South-East leaders stated the support of the region for a united Nigeria “where peace, love, fairness, justice, equity and equality of opportunity are paramount regardless of creed, ethnicity, gender or political affiliation.”

Equally, they condemned all hate speeches and conducts emanating from any segment of Nigeria.

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Part of the communiqué read:

“That Ndigbo support the report of the National Conference of 2014 and urge the Federal Government to set up structures that will enable the implementation of same within a reasonable time.

“That the South-East governors, members of the National Assembly from the South East and the leadership of Hanapepe Ndigbo should, henceforth, constitute the official organs that will speak on behalf of Ndigbo on political matters.

“That the South-East leaders in consultation with leaders from other parts of the country will engage will engage the Federal Government on all areas of concerns to Ndigbo and to Nigeria as a whole.”

The leaders also called on Igbo living in the North not to panic over the quit notice served them by some Arewa groups, saying that they would ensure the safety of their lives and property just as they would protect those of the Northerners living in the East.

In his welcome speech, Gover Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi who called on the Igbo to unite and love themselves, said nothing would please Enugu better than to be recorded in history as the venue where all Ndigbo gathered to resolve their differences and achieve peace and unity among themselves.

In his submission, Ike Ekweremadu, Deputy President of the Senate and the highest political office holder from the South-East region in this current dispensation, said Igbo would fare better in a restructured Nigeria.

“The Igbo must continue to emphasise restructuring, which is presently enjoying acceptance by the South-South, South West, North Central, and well meaning people from other parts of the North. I believe that at the discussion table for restructuring, we will have sufficient allies that will enable us extract a good bargain for a just and equitable society, where we will, no doubt, excel.

“Ndigbo need a bigger space to operate. In fact, Nigeria as a country is even a small space for the enterprising spirit of the Igbo, hence our people are scattered all over Africa and are capable of dominating the space,” he stated.

Ekweremadu further noted that unless the Igbo leaders take the path suggested, the region might lose its friends and sympathisers from other parts of the country.

Ekweremadu whose presentation, titled: “Biafra: The legal, political, economic and social questions,” reportedly set the tone for discussion at the meeting, said the renewed agitation for Biafra began shortly after the 2015 elections, following the President Muhammadu Buhari-led government’s policy of 97 and five percent.

He said while the Igbo have every reason to be aggrieved and the right to ventilate their grievances, with a view to seeking equity and justice, through “democratic and non-violent means, we should also not allow our emotions to rule over our reasoning. As our people say, it will not be good to hear that the she-goat delivered in tether when elders are at home. Questions would eventually be asked. History would inquire if no elder was at home when the toad put to bed and the baby toad grew up a puffed creature because no one cared to stretch it’s hands or legs.

“There are two major opinions as to the way forward for Ndigbo at a trying time like this. We have mostly the younger generation, who believe they have had enough of the Nigerian union, which they have described in unprintable terms. The other is restructuring, which seems to appeal more to the older generation.

“Ndigbo also need to understand both the local and international political tides and sentiments to be able to make the right choices because the considerations for self-determination go beyond just the South-East.

“Already, extreme utterances and actions by some key elements in the agitation for Biafra are taking tolls on our goodwill, friendship, and the sympathy we enjoy. Insults hurled at religious and political leaders of other regions are not helping us, politically.

“South-East’s political future should therefore be put in context of its economic interest and survival. The Igbo have larger chunk of their investments outside the South East. Our people have invested heavily in every nook and cranny of Nigeria. They are into trading. Imagine a situation where a Republic of Biafra would have to depend on Nigerian passports to travel out.

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“Importantly, as I mentioned earlier, we are not certain that the South-South will go with the Biafra idea. And in the event that they do not, what are our options for economic survival? Flowing from this, what guarantee do we have for international support if the main oil bearing region pulls out, knowing that no nation is a Santa  Claus?

“Realistically speaking, is it possible that all Ndigbo living in the other parts of Nigeria, many of whom were born and bred outside Igbo land, and have been well assimilated by their host communities will return home? Many have never visited home and do not even speak Igbo language. Can we realistically expect those who have their investments in other parts of Nigeria to willingly abandon them and head home?

“Although international systems seek to guarantee the security of lives of peoples and their properties on either side of the divides, should there be a self-determination process that leads to the emergence of a new nation, such guarantees are not absolute and difficult to enforce, especially in a society such as ours.

“The quit notice and hate spewed by the Arewa youths to Ndigbo point to the fact that all is not well. And it calls for caution because the mother hen does not run without looking back to know the fate of her chicks,” Ekweremadu, added.

He stressed the need to set up a committee for a continuous engagement and moderation of IPOB, other pro-Biafra organisations and their leaders to avoid hate speeches and reckless statements that will make us lose our friends and sympathisers.

Prominent Igbo leaders who attended the meeting include: Governors Okezie Ikpeazu (Abia), Willie Obiano (Anambra), Dave Umahi (Ebonyi), Rochas Okorocha (Imo), former governor of Ebonyi State, Dr. Sam Egwu, Former Senate Presidents, Chief Adolphus Wabara and Chief Ken Nnamani, Senators Enyinnaya Abaribe and Gil Nnaji, Enugu Deputy Governor, Mrs. Cecilia Ezeilo, Ohanaeze President General, Chief John Nnia Nwodo, Chief Gary Igariwey, Chief Chekwas Okorie, House of Representatives members, Pat Asadu, Toby Okechukwu, Anglican Archbishop, Most Rev. Emmanuel Chukwuma and Methodist Archbishop Ede.

 


Mbanefo supports restructuring, publication of 2014 confab report 

 

From Jeff Amechi Agbodo, Onitsha  

Former Nigerian permanent representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Arthur Mbanefo has joined other Nigerians canvassing the restructuring of the country.

He also demanded the publication of the national confab report to enable Nigerians know and digest its recommendations, saying that many Nigerians do  not know the details of the confab report.

Mbanefo,  who spoke with newsmen in his country home, Onitsha at the weekend,  said restructuring the country was the only alternative to agitations and warned that careless talk can cause life.

He blamed the media for giving recognition to a number of young  people who try to heat up the polity, saying two persons today that are still alive, served in Biafran government under Chief Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu; himself and Dr. Sylvanus Kuki from Okpobo land who fought the war and know the intrigues behind it.

“This country belongs to all of us. We are talking about restructuring, based on the confab report, but, out of 180 million people in the country, how many people have seen the report, why is it that the media doesn’t want to publish the report so that everybody will know the details in that report?  

“If you want to do something, sit down let people know what you are doing, leadership is not by talking, it is by action. It is not a secret document, it is not a classified document, why didn’t they publish it in the media, even the executive summary of the report?”.

Mbanefo who was chairman of the Committee for State and Local Government Creation under Gen. Sani  Abacha, said ignorance and money are Igbo main problems.

“Northerners just made a simple statement and Igbo land is shaking, because we are interested in wealth, we get worried over anything that affects our wealth.

“They said on October 1, Igbo should go and people are shouting, is any thing wrong with that? ‘Careless talk can cause life’, we should be careful how we talk because war is not an easy thing.

“They said they are going to the United Nations, that they want referendum, do they know what referendum is all about? Will it come just like that, who is going to finance it, referendum costs money, if you go for referendum tomorrow,  nobody will side you.

“Ninety per cent of all the investments in Lagos is owned by Igbo, how many of them are going to leave all these things and come back to the East? .

“You don’t even have a government, you don’t have anything and you are saying you want to do this and that, it doesn’t work like that.

“No leadership in Igbo land today. So, all sorts of characters are becoming leaders and nature avoids vacuum. Let us cool the tension and those of you in the media should help us not to overheat the polity,” Mbanefo warned.

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Comments 14

  1. Ezekiel Okeke says:
    5 years ago

    No negotiation, no dialogue. October 1st 2017 is Biafra deadline with Nigeria. Either they respect it with Diplomacy or War. Disintegration is the only scientific answer. Igbos have Disintegrated- which is Republic Of Biafra majority Igbos firmly decided for and will defend it with Diplomacy or War. Any other tribes and regions that believe in so-called restructuring can go on. Igbos of Biafra of south east who are intellectuals have decided for the only scientific answer- which is Disintegration- it is irreversible. October 1st 2017 is Biafra deadline with Nigeria. God Is With Us!!!

    Reply
    • Marty says:
      5 years ago

      Are you sure? Have a rethink. Listen to the voice of wisdom from the elders. We all appreciate the fact that without current agitations the restructuring issue couldn’t have been gaining momentum. So, if restructuring takes place, is as good as achieving Biafra. May God help us!

      Reply
    • Ogom Igboneme says:
      5 years ago

      Biafra won’t depend on nigerian passport to travel or on south south oil. Achieving Biafra doesnt mean we all living at home

      Reply
  2. Nnanyelugo says:
    5 years ago

    Mbanefo is taking rubbish, a journey of 1000 miles begins with a step, talking about investment you made mention of Igbos are just interested about wealth, it is better we go and restructure our Baifran land as a Nation for the future of our generations, it won’t be easy but it is better we start it now, we can still survive without Nigeria, since we could survive after the war why not we better restructure our land than developing other peoples land.
    Lets us think wisely.

    Reply
  3. Ezekiel Okeke says:
    5 years ago

    @marty, ask first what is Igbos fundamental problem and what is restructuring? Then you can be in the state to make right decision. The fundamental problem is the fact that Igbos do not have Democratic Capacity within the fallen entity call Nigeria. Only north have Democratic Capacity with their 19 states and you need 2/3 of the 36 states to win election which north easily get the few remaining states from south west their traditional ally. No restructuring on earth you will do in which Igbos of south east will have 19 states, nor will south south have 19 states, south west either. Regional government has been there before and collapsed because of north illiteracy to civilized and democratic society which never change but is even worst today. The only scientific solution is Disintegration. Igbos have Disintegrated which is Republic Of Biafra majority Igbos firmly decided for and will defend it with Diplomacy or War. God Is With Us!!!

    Reply
  4. Ezekiel Okeke says:
    5 years ago

    Get your Sword ready is what we have long said, it is most evident today. October 1st 2017 is the day the world will see who is stronger between Biafra and Nigeria- Igbos of Biafra existence securities in Republic Of Biafra and beyond is non-negotiable, no compromise. If the enemy- poor northern bandits want a repeat of 1967-1970, it will be fun to pay them back with Ojukwu inscribed Biafran Coin in Biafran bloody engagement of BIAFRAN REVOLUTION WAR from October 1st 2017. God Is With Us!!!

    Reply
  5. Iyke says:
    5 years ago

    Please I want to know the meaning of restructuring, disintegration, secession, self esteem, self determination and so many others as they are used in every day news for those of us who don’t understand it .

    Reply
  6. a voice from the not says:
    5 years ago

    Okeke
    I don’t think you are in your right senses. I have been reading your comments for a long time now. Let me ask you a question are you god. Have you ever seen war? All your comments are instigative. Like you are a devil incarnate. If you are a christian all this trash would not be coming out of your mouth always. Only God can enthrone a government and dethrone according to His will not the will of man, you or nnamdi kalu or even iPod. The agitations are not bad but should be done for the purpose of settling disputes amicably. God is with the ibos I believe. The gospel of the Lord will continue to be preached in the north and other parts of the country weather you like it or not. Ezekiel okeke repent for the kingdom of God is at hand. If your ambition is not Gods will it will never come to reality. Nigeria will continue to be one and Igbo’s will be given their own fair share in the political arena of Nigeria. No one man or group of men can break This country unless God approves it. This one has no Gods approval. God bless you..

    Reply
  7. jasper Ahamefula says:
    5 years ago

    God is not with you on Biafra. Many of you live in delusion thinking things exist as ABC. What Igbo needs is to take control of their region politically and UPP is a good platform to start. They must keep pushing for a Nigeria where the centre can not decide for the state economically and politically. They must follow through with the economic blue print of Ohaneze and see to its reality. You demand for sovereignty on a strong position not on a weak one. Kanu and his slaves are very ignorant and do not know how politics in the world works.

    Reply
  8. Dr. Uche Kalu says:
    5 years ago

    Yes indeed,we Igbos haven’t got a real Leader to start with. I mean amongst our Elected Officials,Governors and Legislators in particular ,who are there to line their individual pockets by sharing N’Delta oil and gas monies with our Hausa/Fulani Overlords at the expense of ordinary hard working Nigerian men and women.
    They would want our youths to go a begging like their Hausa/Fulani muslim counterparts up in the North.
    But our people must rest assured that God is on our side.Let our Youth Members of IPOB and MASSOP keep
    our Biafran torch burning.They must eschew violence and keep their agitations very peaceful.
    This moribund failed State of ours is about to unravel and implode soon.
    Oh yes! We shall soon be free of those bellicose and barbaric cattle drivers of the North.
    President Buhari is kaputt,done and finished.He ain’t coming back from London to resume office.
    The power-drunk Hausa/Fulani muslim,who believe that they own Nigeria, and that they are born to perpetually lord it over us,will insist on keeping the Presidency in their Islamic North than allow an Infidel,Prof. Yemi
    Osinbajo take over from an incapacited Buhari.
    Hell will then break lose and we shall not only be going to play the king makers by helping return the Presidency
    to an Indigenous Nigerian,where it rightly belong.
    History they say does repeat itself.Last time it was the late Alhaji Umaru Musa Ya’ Ardua, and this time round
    it is yet another Fulani from Katsina State,Mallam Muhamadu Buhari.
    We shall then be negotiating for either restructuring of the country or for going our separate ways.Either way,we shall come off it victorious.
    No to the status quo ante bellum!
    Down with Hausa/Fulani Islamic Hegemony!!
    All Hail Biafra!!!

    Reply
  9. chijindu says:
    5 years ago

    Biafra will be actualized but not on the bloodline

    Reply
  10. Ezekiel Okeke says:
    5 years ago

    @voice from north, I am not God, to answer your question. God’s decision which you recognized will be manifest on October 1st 2017- Biafra deadline with Nigeria. I wont judge you who claim to know God and vow that Biafrans will remain in the mess call Nigeria- you will need to sharpen your sword to keep Biafrans in the mess call Nigeria- if you can.

    Reply
  11. Emmanuel Chukwuma Umeh says:
    5 years ago

    Igbos’ investments in other parts of NIGERIA, especially in the Northern NIGERIA States, should not be among the main reasons for the need of mutual dialogue!

    Such idea of Igbos investments, as one of the reasons, is a blackmailing statement to the Igbos’ integrity!

    In as much as we Igbos accross NIGERIA and diaspora, highly values wealth and investments here and there, we do not make wealth and investments God Almighty, except very myopic few that allow materialism to take place of God in their lives, just as many other NIGERIANS from other tribes and cultures as well!

    Igbos from the time imemorial or from antiquity, are well renown for being hospitable and peace-loving tribes anywhere they have contact with in the whole of the world!

    That is why every Igbo man and woman feels at home any where he or she resides, and build houses and other investments that will be very beneficiary to the hosting communities!

    Any where in the world you could not trace an Igbo man or woman, no matter how bad that place is, is not in existence in the present map of the world!

    The issue at hand is not totally different from the marital challenges facing husbands’ and wives!

    No matter how they misunderstood themselves over issues, even fights and querrels with each other, they will still settle, and continue to live with one another amicably!

    Divorce experiences was very rear among theIgbo bloods, especially in the olden days, until recently when westernization of individualistic lifestyle had begun to influence and misguide, especially the younger generations of Igbo extracts, divorce is now becoming a common traditions among Igbos, just as the elderly adage says that “when sin graduates into a year old in the people’s communities, they would commonly accept it as a common tradition of the land”.

    War of destruction of people’s lives and properties are not acceptable to the Godly and reasonable Igbos of good reputes accross the globe!

    Reply
  12. Ezekiel Okeke says:
    5 years ago

    @Umeh, it is not about sermon, it is about reality and what it takes. Those who have been using marriage illustration in this context are wrong, very wrong- it is not applicable in all respects. If it is marriage, who is the husband, who is the wife? Do the spouses approached each other and agreed a marriage? Some call it forced marriage, who is the bride, who is the groom? If forced, parents of the bride or groom must be behind it, are we properties of Britain or is our God given native land properties of Britain? The invaders, foreign bandits created territories of plunder on paper in Berlin, invaded to implement it, our forefathers and fathers resisted and drove them away in diplomatic and bloody conflicts. If we the children do not put our house, our land back to order base on our backgrounds and values, are we not fools? Igbos are not fools- have put their house, their God given native land back to order- which is Republic Of Biafra and will defend it with Diplomacy or War. Biafra deadline with Nigeria is October 1st 2017 with Diplomacy or War. God Is With Us!!!

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