The Igbo Community Association, FCT, acknowledges the Nigeria Port Authority’s (NPA) plan to relocate some maritime operations from Lagos Seaport to Warri Seaport, Delta State.
In a statement signed by its President General, Ikenna Ellis-Ezenekwe and Secretary General, Emmanuel Chinwoke Onah said; “We note the Lagos State Governor’s objection to this proposal, citing potential disadvantages to Lagos State’s economy. The Governor has formally expressed his concerns to President Bola Tinubu.
“However, the Igbo Community Association, FCT, supports the NPA’s decision, believing it will promote balanced regional development and reduce congestion in Lagos.
The statement further stated thus: “We urge President Tinubu to allow the NPA to perform its duties without interference, ensuring fairness and equity. The South South and South East regions have historically suffered marginalization, and this move can help address these imbalances.
“Lagos has long been favored, and it’s time for other regions to share in economic opportunities. We condemn any subtle attempts to marginalize Igbo people in Lagos and urge all Nigerians to promote unity and inclusivity.
“Nigeria belongs to all of us.”
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