Delta Group Rejects Claim of Ndokwa-Ukwuani People Belonging to Igbo Ethnic Group
The Ndokwa Profession Network (NPN) in Delta State has strongly rejected Senator Ned Nwoko's assertion that Ndokwa-Ukwuani people are part of the Igbo ethnic group. The NPN emphasized the unique identity of the Ndokwa-Ukwuani community and refuted claims of shared ancestry with the Igbo people.
The group highlighted the importance of accurate ethnic classification to preserve historical identities and promote peaceful coexistence. The statement aimed to educate on the differences in cultural practices and governance systems between the communities, urging against generalizations and emphasizing the need for sensitivity in ethnic classifications.
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