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The Ikemba Nnewi General Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu and numerous respected Igbo sons and daughters were conspicuously absent at this year�s gathering of the Diaspora-based pan Igbo socio-cultural group known as World Igbo Congress (WIC). The conference held over the Labor Day weekend in Nashville Tennessee was only able to attract the likes of Abia State senator, Adolphus Nwabara, the inconsistent governor of Abia State, Mr. Orji Uzor Kalu, and Dr. Alex Ekwueme, who is still recovering from his depression over the 2003 PDP primaries in which he was betrayed by his Hausa-Fulani sponsors. Mr. Orji Uzor Kalu had earlier indicated that he would not attend the Nashville gathering, stating that WIC had lost focus and direction. Sources tell BNW that the incumbent WIC Chairman, Dr. Kalu Diogu, shown in the picture, was over the weekend re-elected for a second term in an electoral process marred by fraud, character assassination of other candidates, use of..... (BNW) |
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