Monday, July 13, 2020

Igbo Billionaire, Prince Arthur Reveals Why Igbo Cannot Become The President Of Nigeria

SooapMediaBlog 5:49 AM 2023 Presidential Election, Nigeria, Prince Arthur Eze

Igbo Billionaire, Prince Arthur Reveals Why Igbo Cannot Become The President Of Nigeria

…said, the Igbo people cannot be president of Nigeria, unless with the intervention of God.

With his points, the billionaire revealed that the Igbo people are their own enemies, they do not love another, neither do they have love and unity within themselves.

Prince Arthur revealed that it was from the North he was introduced to the oil business that has made him who he is today. They gave him contracts without knowing him, from about four (4) different Northern states.

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He stated that an Igbo man only thinks of himself and maybe his family, that is why it would be difficult to have an Igbo man rule the country, Nigeria in the far future.

While speaking with journalist during a church service in Ukpo, Anambra State, on Sunday, the billionaire oil magnate stated that he would support anybody regardless of their ethnicity.

He is not interested in the ethnicity of a good leader, stating that he would support any good leader who has the people’s interest at heart, not his own interest or that of his ethnicity.

He also advised that the Igbo people should not look for a leader based on ethnicity, but should look for a leader based of genuine purpose of leadership, for the interest of the entire country.

His statement to the journalists yesterday reads;

Eze said, “For the Igbo to be President, they must love themselves. Do they love themselves? The North is very kind. If you go to northern Nigerian, you will see churches everywhere. There are churches in Kano, Sokoto, Kaduna, Abuja and others yet they say there is hatred. Do we (Igbo) love ourselves?’

“Only God can make an Igbo man President. We shall pray to God to find an Igbo man who has character to help people. I would prefer someone who has conscience; somebody who will remember me. I don’t care where you come from.”

“I went to the North, they didn’t know who I was. They gave me $12m for the construction of Kano TV in 1980. I didn’t have one naira then. It was the same thing in Katsina, Borno and Kaduna. Then, they put me in oil business. They didn’t care where I came from. Tell me any Igbo man who can do that?”