- Former governor of Anambra State, Chukwuemeka Ezeife, has urged Nigerians to reject the incitement of ethnic conflicts that could lead to the integration of the country.
Ezeife, who made the appeal at a press briefing yesterday in Abuja, called on traditional and religious leaders to champion the fight against he what he called “agents of corruption, conscienceless, social valuelessness.”
Chairman of Igbo Consultative Forum said: “I call upon all Nigerians to say no to the disintegration of Nigeria, say no to rigged President Election, no to Gubernatorial and House of Assembly Elections, no to incitement for ethnic conflicts.
“Our Pastors, Imans Bishops and Sheiks should lead the fight, the fight against all agents of corruption, conscienceless, social valuelessness, godlinessless.
“We must reject misleading inciting statement. The existence of rascals among a person does not suggest that the people are rascals.”
He, however, faulted the outcome of the presidential polls which he said brought out the worst in Nigerians.
He described Nigeria as a gem with abundant resources and unmatched greatness designed for super power-dom to raise the dignity and respect of all blacks on earth.
“The truth said a thousand times remains the truth. Our country, Nigeria, is a gem of a country with Super abundant resources.
“She is designed by God for unmatched greatness Designed for super powerdom to raise the dignity and respect of all blacks on earth.
“Yet today, she is described as the “poverty capital of the world because of man’s mess-up, nothing works.
“We have become a perfect example of a failed country, a failed nation. 2023 elections have brought out the worst in us. Mothers standing stack naked bleeding from the heart as they lament the collapse of everything in Nigeria. We should begin to thank God as we see the glimpse of a new Nigeria Optimistically, I see a New Nigeria.”
“The alternative is the extinction of Nigeria, and it is as near as the New Nigeria.
“Remove free voting and remove democracy!!! Nigeria of 25 February and 18 March must remain in the past and never to be revisited.”
