2023 Presidency: Agitations cannot stop Igbos from succeeding Buhari – Group replies El-Rufai
DAILY POST gathered that El Rufai allegedly made the comments during a webinar organised by the Africa Leadership Group with the theme, ‘Developing a Viable Nation 2’, hosted by Pastor Ituah Ighodalo of Trinity House.
WIPAS opined that agitations from the North or west or Niger Delta did not stop their own from becoming the President of Nigeria and will not stop an Igbo from succeeding President Muhammadu Buhari in 2023. He said the move would engender political justice, equity and fairness in democratic governance in the country.
Mefor, however, called on Nigerians from all divides to rally round a presidency of the southeast extraction, adding that the quest by the region to take its shot in the nation’s presidential seat come 2023 was a collective one to engender unity and the development of the country.
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