By Ifeoma Aka
Enugu, Dec. 23, 2020 An Abuja-based real estate developer, Chief Austin Oguejiofor, has called on Igbo investors within and outside Nigeria to imbibe the ‘think-home’ philosophy for the development of the South-East.
The call is contained in Oguejiofor’s keynote address to the World Igbo Congress at Gregory University, Uturu (GUU), Abia State, made available to newsmen in Enugu.
He appealed to investors of Igbo origin to invest at home in order to facilitate socio-economic development and employment creation in Igboland.
“Investing at home will help to create employment opportunities for our teeming youths.
He paid glowing tribute to the conveners of the summit and the Chancellor of GUU, Prof. Gregory Ibe, for his legacies, especially with the siting of the university in the southeast.
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By Levinus Nwabughiogu
Notable Igbo sons and daughters have begun moves to elicit the support of other regional blocs for the realization of South east presidency project in 2023.
They therefore called on every Nigerian to key into the project, saying time has come for the country to produce its next president from the zone.
The Igbo leaders spoke at the just concluded 6th World Igbo Summit which took place at the Gregory University Uturu, Abia State over the weekend.
The meeting which was attended by leaders of Igbo extraction was chaired by former Chief of General Staff/Vice President of Nigeria, Commodore Ebitu Ukiwe (Rtd).