Igbo marginalisation: Ngige clears Buhari

News Express |16th Oct 2017 | 2,558

Labour and Employment Minister, Chris Ngige

Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Nwabueze Ngige, says President Muhammadu Buhari is not marginalising the people of the South East.

He said the president appointed four out of five eastern states representatives in his cabinet, as substantive ministers.

The Minister urged Ndigbo to support President Buhari, saying the President means well for the zone.

Some Igbo leaders also urged the people of the south east, to forget the past, and team up with the President to develop the country. (Silverbird TV)

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