IGBO UNITY: A Call for Igbo People to Unite and Develop Despite Bad Government Policies
As an Igbo person, it is important to understand the need for unity in our tribe, especially in the face of bad governance policies. Our culture and traditions are deeply rooted in family and community, and it is time we come together as one family to develop and progress.
It is no secret that the Igbo people have faced numerous challenges over the years, from the Biafran War to the current political climate. However, despite these challenges, we have always managed to persevere and thrive. The secret to our success lies in our unity and sense of community.
Unfortunately, in recent times, we have seen a growing divide among the Igbo people. This divide has been fueled by political differences, tribalism, and a lack of understanding and empathy for one another. This divide has only served to weaken us as a tribe and hinder our progress and development.
It is time for us to put aside our differences and come together as one family. We must remember that we are all Igbo people and our strength lies in our unity. We must learn to embrace our diversity and use it as a tool for growth and progress.
As a tribe, we must also work towards developing ourselves and our communities. It is not enough to wait for the government to provide for us. We must take matters into our own hands and work towards creating a better future for ourselves and our children.
This can be achieved through entrepreneurship, education, and community development projects. We must support and uplift one another in our endeavours and work towards creating a thriving and prosperous Igbo community.
It is also important for us to actively participate in politics and hold our leaders accountable. We must demand better governance policies that promote unity, progress, and development. We cannot afford to sit back and watch as our leaders make decisions that do not benefit us as a tribe.
In conclusion, the need for unity among the Igbo people is more important now than ever before. We must come together as one family and work towards developing ourselves and our communities amid bad governance policies. Our strength lies in our unity, and we must use it to create a better future for ourselves and the generations to come.
Written by Jideofo Okibe,(Obinwannem News correspondent Enugwu State)
Date: April 19, 2024
Ubochi Nkwo Ikuku
Published by Ngozi Odoh (Obinwannem Nsukka Office Secretary)
