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Let Igbo go if you don’t like us – Amaechi tells Buhari govt
Nigeria’s first minister of Aviation, Chief Mbazulike
Amaechi, has asked the President Muhammadu Buhari-led government to let the
Igbo go if they are no longer wanted in the country.
Amaechi, however, said he believes in one Nigeria and would
like it to remain but not under current condition.
He decried the poor state of the country, saying that
Nigeria has to start all over again.
The former minister and foremost nationalist spoke at a zoom
meeting organized by Dele Momodu of the Ovation Magazine and Mazi Ezeoke, on
Foremost nationalist and first minister of Aviation, Chief Mbazulike Amaechi, Thursday decried the poor state of the country, saying that Nigeria has to start all over again.
Wounds of Civil War haven’t healed Bishop Kukah
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The Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Hassan Kukah, Thursday, said that the wounds of the civil war have not been healed.
Kukah disclosed this at a zoom meeting organized by Dele Momodu of the Ovation Magazine and Mazi Ezeoke.
Speaking on the theme: The Second never again conference: 51 years after Nigerian-Biafran Civil war, the outspoken Bishop, advised Nigerians to compile a history of the country, noting that knowing the history will calm/qualm the taste for violence.
Kukah who has been on the media for criticizing the current administration and proffering solutions to the problems of the country noted that Nigerians and of course their leaders are not happy with the current situation of the country.
Chief Mbazulike Amechi, a foremost nationalist, on Thursday regretted the failure of Nigeria to live up to the dream of its founding fathers and said the |