On Sunday, Okechukwu Isiguzoro, leader of a group inside Ohanaeze Ndigbo, the largest Igbo socio-cultural organization, said that Nigeria would not face a military incursion if the North did not approve of such action.
As a warning to President Bola Tinubu, the group made the accusation.
Ohanaeze forewarned Tinubu that the recent coup waves in some Francophone African countries are warnings over the continual declarations of fraudulent election results in Africa, bad governments, lack of respect for the constitution by political elites, and the imposition of geriatric African Presidents by the West.
“Northern leadership and political leaders are dissatisfied with Tinubu’s Presidency and are waiting patiently for the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal verdict on September 16th, 2023, to know their line of action,” read a statement released by Ohanaeze’s factional Secretary-General, Okechukwu Isiguzoro.
If what Isiguzoro says is true, “the Northern leadership shut down President Tinubu’s led ECOWAS planned invasion of Niger Republic through the Northern Senators, the traditional rulers, and their elder statesmen who are unhappy with the President’s style of leadership and key appointments to the Southwest.”
Ohanaeze also lauded the Nigerian military for their undying support of Tinubu and their commitment to preserving Nigerian democracy.
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