IGBO MARGINALIZATION UNDER BUHARI WILL SOON STOP - ANAMBRA LAWMAKER

A House of Representatives member for
Orumba North-South in Anambra State, Mr.
Sopuluchukwu Ezeonwuka, has urged President
Muhammadu Buhari to come to terms with his
position as the President of Nigeria.
Ezeonwuka spoke at Oko, Orumba North Local
Government Area of Anambra State on
Saturday during his reception by the Okeani
General Assembly.
He accused the Buhari administration of
bigotry and lopsidedness in actions.
He said, “The moment you contested an
election and won, you become the President
of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and not the
President of the North or South.
“Check out the appointments made by
President Muhammadu Buhari, south
easterners were nowhere. In appointments of
24 persons, you have 21 from the North, one
or two in the South-West, one in the South-
South, and none in the South-East.
“It’s quite unfortunate that Buhari has not yet
assumed the position of the President of
Nigeria. He is like somebody on a specific
mission.”
The lawmaker, who is a member of the House
Committee on Customs, pointed out that no
person of Igbo origin was represented in the
Customs management.
“The APC government should know that we
are an integral part of this country called
Nigeria. One thing is clear, the marginalisation
of the Igbo will not last long. If you keep
telling some people that you don’t want them,
they can take a decision,” he said.




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