Senator Nwoko Urges Anioma Indigenes to Embrace Igbo Identity
Senator Ned Nwoko urges Anioma indigenes in Delta State to embrace their Igbo identity for a stronger, united Nigeria. Speaking at a conference organized by the Igbo Unification Movement in collaboration with Ndi na Asu Bia, Nwoko emphasizes the significance of reclaiming the collective Igbo identity for political strength and cultural revival.
The event aims to foster unity among Igbo communities, including Anioma in Delta North, by correcting historical identity distortions and promoting a shared heritage. Nwoko highlights the need for Anioma to align with its Igbo roots to enhance political influence and cultural preservation.
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