Lagos APC Leader Denies Anti-Igbo Sentiment, Emphasizes Unity and Law Enforcement
Jandor, a prominent chieftain of APC in Lagos State, refutes claims of Lagos State being anti-Igbo during a meeting with Igbo community representatives in Ikeja. He stresses the government's commitment to inclusivity and law enforcement, clarifying recent demolitions as law-driven actions.
Sundai Udeh acknowledges historical collaboration between Igbo and Yoruba in Lagos, expressing concerns over Igbo underrepresentation in governance. The article also mentions the positive impact of Igbo individuals in Lagos, including during Bola Ahmed Tinubu's tenure.
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