Why 2014 Confab Report must be implemented – Clark tells Tinubu

South-South leader Edwin Clark has urged President Bola Tinubu to, as a matter of urgency, implement the resolutions of the 2014 national conference held by President Goodluck Jonathan.

Clark, who made this call in Abuja, noted that Nigeria is a big family whose leaders, especially presidents, should avoid the temptation of making appointments on an ethnic basis, adding that such an act portends a very dangerous trend for the country.

Speaking in Abuja, when he received a 10-man delegation of Igbo leadership, led by former chairman of the Police Service Commission, PSC, Simon Okeke, who visited him at his Asokoro residence, Abuja, the elder statesman said that implementing the report of the conference will help unite the country.

“If President Bola Tinubu immediately implements the 2014 National Conference Report, it will help to re-unite the Igbos, bringing them to the position they occupied before the civil war,” he said.

Clark, who is the leader of the Southern and Middle Belt Leaders Forum, SMBLF, urged Igbos to put their acts together to achieve their desire.

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