Diaspora Igbo Groups Challenge Umahi's Claim of Marginalization End

Diaspora Igbo groups have criticized Governor David Umahi's assertion that the Igbo are no longer marginalized in Nigeria, questioning the lack of concrete evidence to support his claim. They specifically pointed out disparities in infrastructure development, political representation, and economic opportunities in the Southeast region.
Umahi's remarks were in response to allegations that Bola Tinubu could address the perceived marginalization of the Igbo. The groups emphasized the need for genuine representation and development initiatives to address the challenges faced by the Igbo community.
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