Ohanaeze speaks on ‘fight’ between Igbos and Yorubas in Lagos

Igbo socio-social association, Ohanaeze Ndigbo has announced that the Igbo people group has no issues whatever with its Yoruba has in Lagos State.

Leader of Ohanaeze Ndigbo in the state, Chief Solomon Aguene, rejected reports of pressure between the two ethnic gatherings, depicting them as crafted works of fiendishness producers.

Addressing columnists on Wednesday in Lagos, Aguene said that the Igbo people group stayed appreciative to its Yoruba has and will do nothing to change the commonly helpful connection between the two.

He said implications of a profound situated asperity and doubt among Igbos and Yorubas on the record of political affinities were false.

As indicated by him: “The Igbos in Lagos are dynamic supporters of the flourishing Lagos economy through their individual and aggregate undertaking and industry opening up new monetary and venture halls in Lagos State.

“The Yorubas then again have energetically invited and gotten the Igbos offering access to decision political and financial chances.

“To concrete this extremely warm connection between the Igbos and the Yorubas, children and little girls of Igboland throughout the years have been selected or chosen to lucky places of administration here in Lagos.”

He said however there were pockets of conflicts amid last Saturday’s Presidential and National Assembly decisions in a few pieces of the state, particularly in Okota, they don’t had anything to do with the agreeable relationship the Igbos have appreciated throughout the years from their Yoruba have networks.

He prompted Ndigbo inhabitants in Lagos and their host networks not to enable some wicked components to decimate the long standing kinship between them.

Aguene said the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, being the umbrella assemblage of Ndigbos, has met with comprised experts in the state, and has gotten the confirmation that no such emergency exist.

“We in this way approach all subjects to remain well behaved, and regarding established experts, we ask them to approach their typical organizations while we iron out all the hazy areas including the prompt and remote reasons for the supposed break of open harmony and conceivable answers for counteract reoccurrence,” he pushed.

He likewise approached every political performing artist and government experts in the state to start to find a way to address perceptible holes and trust shortages prompting ordinary ethnic disharmony in Lagos.

We approach the Lagos State Government, the National Orientation Agency, the political on-screen characters and other basic partners to accomplish more as far as introduction to help soak between ethnic contention, envy and question,” he included.