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Igbo Presidency: Key to Economic Progress in Nigeria

Kanayo O. Kanayo

 

In a recent podcast interview, veteran Nollywood actor Kanayo O. Kanayo expressed his belief that Nigeria would experience significant economic growth if an Igbo individual were to become the country’s president.

During the discussion, Kanayo highlighted the misconceptions surrounding the Igbo people and their exclusion from the presidency due to what he referred to as “Igbophobia.”

He called for the elimination of the state of origin consideration in national issues, emphasizing that this practice has marginalized the Igbo community and hindered their contributions to the nation.

Kanayo shared his perspective on the pride of being Igbo and the potential prosperity that comes with the heritage, emphasizing the industrious and resilient nature of the Igbo people.

He advocates for a merit-based approach rather than the current bias toward ethnic backgrounds in the country’s governance and economic systems.

The actor addressed concerns about the Igbo community’s loyalty and commitment to the nation, debunking myths and stereotypes that have fueled distrust and discrimination.

He emphasized the need for unity and equality among all Nigerians, highlighting the benefits that would arise from embracing diversity and inclusivity in leadership and decision-making processes.

Kanayo’s impassioned plea for a fair and inclusive society resonates with the aspirations of many Nigerians who seek a more just and progressive nation.

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