In a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Media, Uche Onwuchekwa, Madumere said he was elated by Okorocha’s efforts, particularly the reconciliation of the factions in Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo,
Madumere, who also described Okorocha “as a rare visionary leader of note”, said the Governor was “known for his love and sacrifices for peace and unity of Ndi Igbo and beyond, having achieved same feat in the past under Nigeria Peace Forum and under other uncountable platforms and arrangement”.
He commended the parties involved in the peace accord, saying that sacrifices made by them were not only appreciated by the Ndi Igbo but will be remembered kindly by the generations of Ndi-Igbo yet unborn.
He added that a united Igbo race presented the best opportunity to re-launch itself back to its progressive place in the Federal Republic of Nigeria and beyond, especially with the present cooperation that now exists among Ohaneze sociocultural forum, the politicians led by the Governors and the business community.
The number two citizen of Imo State regretted a situation where Ndi-Igbo controlled a total investment of over 30 per cent in other zones, but with nothing on ground at the home front.
He called for a more cohesive and united Ndi-Igbo with a new thinking and approach towards achieving a strong, virile, sustainable and self-sufficient economy.
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