Governor Soludo to Ndigbo, can we just move on and focus on building Nigeria, the Biafra war ended 56 years ago, Chukwuma believes the only way we can grow is by uniting as 1 Nigeria
Maybe the governor don’t know that there’s no part of this country that is more Nigeria than Ndi-Igbo, check which part of this country goes to other regions and develop them then you will understand what i mean.
Governor Soludo to Ndigbo
The Governor of Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Charles Soludo, has urged the Igbo people to move past the shadows of the Nigerian Civil War and focus their energy on actively participating in national development, reminding everyone that the conflict wrapped up 56 years ago.
Governor Soludo to Ndigbo
Soludo shared these thoughts while discussing the importance of unity, progress, and the future of the Igbo nation within Nigeria’s political and economic framework. Governor Soludo to Ndigbo
He pointed out that while the memories and lessons from the civil war are significant, constantly tying today’s challenges to a conflict that ended over five decades ago could hinder the region’s growth and influence.
The governor stressed that younger generations, who were born long after the war, shouldn’t be burdened by events they never experienced. Instead, they should be inspired to help shape Nigeria’s future through innovation, political involvement, and economic contributions.
Soludo called on the Ndigbo to adopt a more strategic role in national matters, emphasizing that unity, education, entrepreneurship, and political engagement are essential tools for development.
He highlighted the Igbo’s reputation for resilience, enterprise, and intelligence—qualities that should be leveraged to ensure stronger representation and relevance within the Nigerian system.
The governor’s comments have ignited a wave of reactions throughout social and political circles.
While some stakeholders believe it’s time to look ahead and seize opportunities within Nigeria, others contend that lingering issues from the civil war era—like marginalization and the need for reconciliation—must be tackled before the call to “move on” can truly resonate.
Political analysts point out that this statement underscores the ongoing struggle between remembering the past and making progress, a challenge that many post-conflict societies continue to face. Governor Soludo to Ndigbo
Soludo’s remarks contribute to a growing national conversation about unity, historical memory, and inclusion, especially as Nigeria deals with economic difficulties, insecurity, and demands for restructuring. Governor Soludo to Ndigbo
Observers think that the dialogue sparked by the Anambra governor’s comments could shape how younger generations of Igbos perceive their identity, politics, and their role in Nigeria’s future.
As these discussions unfold, one thing is clear: the question of how history should influence the present remains a deeply emotional and significant issue for many Nigerians. Governor Soludo to Ndigbo
Meanwhile; Agaba the V!olent Anambra Masquerade has been arrested in by the police in the state after the masquerade caused serious breakdown of the laws in the state, and causing casuing accident an okada rider which resulted to near death.
Recall that the masquerade also went to an event, attacked a popular Anambra highlife musician by name Onowu Ugonabo who is also from that area.
The Anambra State Police Command has confirmed the arrest of Agaba, the masquerade featured in a viral video that showed violent and unprovoked attacks on innocent residents in the Awgbu community, located in the Orumba North Local Government Area of the state.
In an official statement released on January 14, 2026, the Police labeled the incident a serious violation of public peace, emphasizing that the actions depicted in the video were unlawful, unacceptable, and intolerable in any context.
According to the statement from the Police Public Relations Officer, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, the Command acted quickly to take the masquerade into custody after the footage spread widely on social media, igniting outrage among Ndi Anambra and concerned Nigerians.
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