We say no to JOnathan in 2015 - Igbo Leaders

Igbo leaders have distanced themselves from a recent call on President Goodluck Jonathan to contest the 2015 election, warning those using the name of the Igbos for such pronouncements without permission to desist or prepare to be ostracized.

“Whereas Ndigbo overwhelmingly supported the election of President Goodluck Jonathan in 2011 elections, we remain of the view that the President should not be distracted by relevance-seeking political jobbers with such calls, even when he is yet to deliver on his major promises to Ndigbo,” they said in a statement.

The statement was signed by Oganiru Ndigbo Foundation/Igboville; Emeka Maduewesi (Leader); Uche Onuh Lucas (President General); Maxi Okwu; Okey Igbokwe; Onyema Uche and Obichi Ikechi.  They said the call was made by “a certain Chief Arthur Eze and his gang of faceless so called Igbo elders.”

They drew attention to Jonathan’s failures so far to honour promises made to the Igbos, including construction of the second Niger Bridge within his first tenure; to convert Enugu Airport to an international hub; and to give roads in the South East urgently needed attention within his current tenure.

“As at today, none of these promises have been fulfilled,” the statement said.  “Second Niger Bridge is still in the "drawing board" and no international flight has yet landed or taken off from Enugu Airport. South East roads remain the worst in the country, including the Enugu-Onitsha Federal highway that Chief Arthur Eze traveled to Onitsha from Ukpo through. Enugu-PH highway is at best a death trap while Aba-Ikot Ekpene highway is virtually non-existent as a road.

Sahara

am in support of that.for mr president have fall to deliever his promises for indigbo.
Biafra that all we want.
GOD BLESS INDIGBO

am in support of that.for mr president have fall to deliever his promises for indigbo.
Biafra that all we want.
GOD BLESS INDIGBO

Oga Biafra, You want Biafra Nation abi you no want GEJ for 2015? Which one oooo