Chief
Cyril Umeakuka has been appointed the president general of Eze Ndi Igbo
Nigeria and in the Diaspora following the dissolution of the previous executive
of the association at the general meeting Friday, July, 19, 2013 in Akure, Ondo
State.
A
statement by the National Media Secretary of the dissolved national executive,
Ugochukwu Ekwuebelem said it was necessary for such decision to be taken to
appoint a competent person in the caliber of Umeakuka, the Eze Ndi Igbo of Akwa
Ibom to emerge as the National President of the body.
Ekwuebelem
who said the association of Ndi Eze Ndigbo in the Diaspora is the umbrella body of all Ezes
in Nigeria and in the Diaspora, expressed optimism that with Umeakuka as the
newly appointed president, the organization will turn a new life.
Umeakuka,
who have been conferred with about five chieftaincy titles in Akwa Ibom,
including Otuekong of uyo, Mkipisong Ibibio and others, had
during his appointment as the new national president, promised to use the
position to resolve all the crisis of Nidgbo in Akwa Ibom and Nigeria at
large.
Umeakuka
who until his appointment have been leading the Igbos in Akwa Ibom for many years,
seized the opportunity to advised all the Ndigbo residing in Akwa Ibom
to be law abiding and support the government of Gov Godswill Akpabio for more
development and peaceful co-existence between the Igbos and Akwa Ibom people.
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