The President General of the Igbo apex socio-cultural group Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu has vowed to drag the federal government to court if it fails to adjust perceived marginalization of the south east in ministerial appointments by the government.
Mr Iwuanyanwu who said this at a press conference in Owerri the Imo capital, described the action as unfair to the south east region which only got five slots for ministerial appointments while other zones boast of 10 ministers.
The President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo said the action contravenes the federal character principle.
He also appealed to the Federal government to create additional state in the south east to make it have even share with other region.
The President General of the Igbo apex socio-cultural group Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu has vowed to drag the federal government to court if it fails to adjust perceived marginalization of the south east in ministerial appointments by the government.
Mr Iwuanyanwu who said this at a press conference in Owerri the Imo capital, described the action as unfair to the south east region which only got five slots for ministerial appointments while other zones boast of 10 ministers.
The President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo said the action contravenes the federal character principle.
He also appealed to the Federal government to create additional state in the south east to make it have even share with other region.
The President General of the Igbo apex socio-cultural group Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu has vowed to drag the federal government to court if it fails to adjust perceived marginalization of the south east in ministerial appointments by the government.
Mr Iwuanyanwu who said this at a press conference in Owerri the Imo capital, described the action as unfair to the south east region which only got five slots for ministerial appointments while other zones boast of 10 ministers.
The President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo said the action contravenes the federal character principle.
He also appealed to the Federal government to create additional state in the south east to make it have even share with other region.
The President General of the Igbo apex socio-cultural group Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu has vowed to drag the federal government to court if it fails to adjust perceived marginalization of the south east in ministerial appointments by the government.
Mr Iwuanyanwu who said this at a press conference in Owerri the Imo capital, described the action as unfair to the south east region which only got five slots for ministerial appointments while other zones boast of 10 ministers.
The President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo said the action contravenes the federal character principle.
He also appealed to the Federal government to create additional state in the south east to make it have even share with other region.
The President General of the Igbo apex socio-cultural group Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu has vowed to drag the federal government to court if it fails to adjust perceived marginalization of the south east in ministerial appointments by the government.
Mr Iwuanyanwu who said this at a press conference in Owerri the Imo capital, described the action as unfair to the south east region which only got five slots for ministerial appointments while other zones boast of 10 ministers.
The President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo said the action contravenes the federal character principle.
He also appealed to the Federal government to create additional state in the south east to make it have even share with other region.
The President General of the Igbo apex socio-cultural group Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu has vowed to drag the federal government to court if it fails to adjust perceived marginalization of the south east in ministerial appointments by the government.
Mr Iwuanyanwu who said this at a press conference in Owerri the Imo capital, described the action as unfair to the south east region which only got five slots for ministerial appointments while other zones boast of 10 ministers.
The President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo said the action contravenes the federal character principle.
He also appealed to the Federal government to create additional state in the south east to make it have even share with other region.
The President General of the Igbo apex socio-cultural group Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu has vowed to drag the federal government to court if it fails to adjust perceived marginalization of the south east in ministerial appointments by the government.
Mr Iwuanyanwu who said this at a press conference in Owerri the Imo capital, described the action as unfair to the south east region which only got five slots for ministerial appointments while other zones boast of 10 ministers.
The President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo said the action contravenes the federal character principle.
He also appealed to the Federal government to create additional state in the south east to make it have even share with other region.
The President General of the Igbo apex socio-cultural group Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu has vowed to drag the federal government to court if it fails to adjust perceived marginalization of the south east in ministerial appointments by the government.
Mr Iwuanyanwu who said this at a press conference in Owerri the Imo capital, described the action as unfair to the south east region which only got five slots for ministerial appointments while other zones boast of 10 ministers.
The President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo said the action contravenes the federal character principle.
He also appealed to the Federal government to create additional state in the south east to make it have even share with other region.
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