2023: Igbo Youths Constitute Group To Reach ACF, Junaid, Ango, Others

By Ayodele Oluwafemi

In a bid to realize the Igbo presidency of 2023,  Ohanaeze  Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide has set up a 27-man committee to drive the Igbo Presidency project of 2023.

The group noted that 2023 is the right time to achieve the Igbo Presidency project, while stressing that it would meet with various stakeholders, especially the Biafra agitators to mellow down and see ideas for the realization of the project.

Ohanaeze Youth disclosed that the committee led by Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro would visit Ango Abdullahi, Junaid Mohammed, ACF scribe, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, and other critics of Igbo Presidency to adopt the Igbo Model of 2023.

Part of the statement reads:

“The 2023 National Committee on Igbo presidency project, a new political  organ and platform that will independently drive the 2023 Igbo Presidency

project which is an assemblage of tested sons and daughters with proven track record of accomplishment in their various areas of expertise and human endeavour, who had devoutly placed the collective bargain and aspirations of the Igbo ahead of other interests.”

The group continuing, said:

“After due consultations with all the  69 OYC affiliated groups, students Union leaders, opinion and Community based leaders, respected and erudite statesmen, Igbo traditional rulers, religious leaders, women leaders and importantly our politicians, it’s collectively resolved that Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro should head the 27 Man-2023 National Committee on Igbo presidency project, with a clear mandate to reach out to all and sundry especially those detractors who are yet to see why their zone shouldn’t hold on to power beyond 2023.

Among those listed to be engaged were chieftains of the ACF including its  scribe Anthony Z. Sani, and chieftains including Junaid Muhammed, Ango Abdullah, and the Coalition of Northern Groups.

“Igbo Youths wishes to State categorically that the current 2023 Igbo Presidency National committee is open to all Nigerians to join not necessarily limited to Igbo folks,” it affirmed.

Send Us A Press Statement Advertise With Us Contact Us

 And For More Nigerian News Visit GWG.NG