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A non-governmental organization (NGO) called One Click Access Career Builders Foundation has developed plans for the restoration of peace and stability in South East Nigeria because it is troubled by the instability in many Igboland communities and wants to see peace as the ultimate goal for development and transformation.
In a press release he signed on the organization’s behalf on Tuesday, Mr. Emmanuel Ezeji, the president of the similarly nonpolitical nonprofit, revealed this.
Ezeji revealed that the Igbo Peace Project has been initiated by the NGO, beginning with the communities of Amasiri and Okporojo in Ebonyi State’s Oso Edda Local Government Area.
He noted that efforts are now focused on resolving the complaints of the people and each community because the South-East geopolitical region, which includes the States of Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, and Imo, has seen considerable economic disruption, growing insecurities, social tensions, and deepening divisions sparked by numerous agitations, wranglings, and bickerings.
He bemoaned how the previously tranquil South East has become a Dane of violence and unmanageable conflicts, weakening ties and impeding regional development and government administrative objectives.
Additionally, the effects of protracted war and mistrust have eroded community ties and discouraged diaspora participation in the area.
“Beautiful homes and mansions have grown grasses because the owners could no longer access them, and traditional rulers have left their ancestral homes/kingdoms to live in hotels. Many have been killed,” he said.
