President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro has said that the Igbos will benefit more in President Muhammadu Buhari second term administration.

According to Isiguzoro, who made the statement said the people of south-east this time around did not put their eggs in one basket as they voted for Buhari more than they did in 2015.

Isiguzoro who maintained that the President will be happy for the zone and favour them in his new administration congratulated the President on his victory in the just concluded election as they assured him of their unalloyed support.

In a statement issued by President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth council Worldwide, Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro the youths commended the people for supporting Buhari.

His words “President Buhari’s well deserved victory isa sign of acceptance from Nigerians and shows that the next level of policies will Favour Ndigbo. The people voted for President Buhari massively irrespective of some deception by Igbo leaders who tried to lured the people into the political wilderness. “We observed the desperation of Northern elders that connived with Igbo leaders to extend the 2023 Igbo Presidency Project till 2027 by dangling Vice Presidential slot which hasless political value to Ndigbo than 2023 Presidency.

“We commend Barr Uche Okwukwu, the Secretary General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo for Saving Ndigbo by boldlysupporting President Buhari even when his life and ours were threatenedby enemies of Ndigbo who masquerade as Igbo leaders.

“We ask Ndigbo that We are now back to the mainstream and we expect more increased dividends of democracy. We ask Ndigbo to remain quiet and be peaceful and do their normal businesses. We commend INEC for the peaceful conduct of the election but there’s a need to improve on the Card Reader.

“Igbos will re elect Govs Ikpeazu, Umahi and Ugwuanyi on Saturday 9th March, as there’s no need to change a winning team, these Governors remain the best materials for Ndigbo and have a good partnership with the federal government. We urge Igbo Youths to vote massively for them.

•Excerpted from a Tribune report