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BIAFRA NEWS : 2023. South-Easterners Understand Nigeria, Can Turn Sambisa Forest To Business Opportunity – Abia Governor

Ikpeazu made this known on Thursday following his visit to President Muhammadu Buhari in his office at the State House. 

 

The Abia State Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu has said that the South-East region has a right to field the next President of Nigeria because the people have a better understanding of Nigeria than any other region.

Ikpeazu made this known on Thursday following his visit to President Muhammadu Buhari in his office at the State House.

 

“I think that the southeasterners have a right to take a shot at the presidency of Nigeria and I dare say that our qualification starts from the fact that we understand and know Nigeria better than the other states of Nigeria.

“I dare say, this is my opinion. We go everywhere, we are everywhere, we invest everywhere, we are Pan-Nigerian people,” Ikpeazu said.

He added, "Today, a lot of people are afraid of Sambisa, but for an Igbo man, Sambisa is a business opportunity."

In a chat with State House correspondents, the governor highlighted some qualities that Nigeria’s next leader must possess and appealed to Nigerians and political parties to be magnanimous and consider the yearnings and aspirations of the southeast geo-political zone.

He said, “The question of Nigeria president of southeast extraction is a national question that required negotiation, discussion and conversation with all parts of this country and I am least qualified to determine what happened in 2023.

“I also want to spend my time supporting the incumbent president to do his time and do his best while we wait for what happens to begin to unfold. So, these are my views about the presidency.

“In first place, anybody who wants to aspire to the highest post of the presidency, it doesn’t matter where you come from, must have what I regard as Pan-Nigerian mentality. He must be somebody who has an understanding of all the contending interests and influences in this country.

"He must understand that we are a country of diversity with the different persuasions, traditional, cultural, religious and all of these must be put at a place where you can understand and respect them.

“That individual must also be somebody who is ready to accommodate the youths of this country because turning it into a slogan the fact that youths are our leaders of our future have bit sever us correctly because we are drifting into an age that youths understand which many people may not understand, those who grew up before this era.

“So, that people must be willing to accommodate the youth without necessarily throwing away very experienced ones, he must be able to find a labyrinth of all the interests.

“He must also reflect an extreme women agenda. Such a must also be in investor-friendly, he must be and individual who understands the nuances of economics and what is the relationship between international politics and economy and the person must be strong enough to face up to the issue on the front burner, which is security.

“He must be able to create jobs, he must be able to not deploy the kinetic device all the time, he must able to also listen and negotiate peace.

“What the political parties need to do. Well, the political parties need to be sensitive to the feelings of the various contending ground because politics should not be a winners take all thing.

“It’s not at all times that you want to use your might, at times you listen even to those whom you think are weak or those whom you think may not be able to find themselves at the centre stage due to circumstances.”

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