A noticeable nonagenarian ruler, Eze Demond Ogugua has criticized the position of Ndigbo in Nigeria today, mourning that Ndigbo are presently regarded as slaves in their nation.
As indicated by Eze Ogugua, surrendered street tasks are littered all over Igbo area and he approached President Muhammadu Buhari to send a group of trusted and true assistants to Igbo area to see things for themselves. He said that in spite of the commitment of Ndigbo in the improvement of Nigeria the South East area has been disregarded.
"We have no streets. We are currently slaves in Nigeria," he said. He especially censured the Niger Delta Development Commission which he said deserted the vast majority of the tasks in Abia and Imo States, which are individuals from the commission, saying it demonstrates that Ndigbo are not respected by the Government. Eze Ogugua, who is the conventional leader of Eziudo, Ezinihite, Mbaise, talked weekend, in his home in Umuahia. As indicated by him, NDDC has surrendered the Mbaise ring street and different activities in Imo and Abia State.
"They [NDDC] deserted every one of the activities in Igbo arrive, the Mbaise ring street, which is currently a no-go range. Most recent two weeks, I went to Obehie region in Ukwa West board territory, there is no street, no light, nothing to demonstrate that we are individuals from the NDDC", the nonagenarian ruler bemoaned. "South East locale has been dismissed. We have no streets.
We are currently slaves in Nigeria. We can't discuss Niger Delta Development Commission, that one has done nothing in Igboland. They despise Ndigbo. They have surrendered every one of their tasks in Mbaise, in Imo and Abia States. "They are venturing on our key rights.
I encourage President Buhari to send a group of his genuine associates toward the South East to survey the infrastructural offices in the territory. We have endured a great deal, nothing more will be tolerated, Buhari ought to request every one of the contractual workers on the surrendered undertakings to return back to locales and resume take a shot at them,"
Eze Ogugua said. He additionally cautioned against dragging Ohaneze Ndigbo into legislative issues, saying it would spell fate for Ndigbo.
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