Some people believe that Unify IGBOS Now ought to create an institution that should be an alternative to Ohaneze because according to them, Ohaneze has failed. We are not even arguing whether Ohaneze has failed or not but do you throw away your car and go and buy another one if the old one develops fault?
Ohaneze is faulty, agreed but far from failing. If Ohaneze has failed, you won’t hear anything of it today. The question is are we fixated on hijacking power or finding solution? Ohaneze is a well structured organization; however currently it is controlled by the governors.
It won’t have been a problem if it is just controlled by our governors but that the governors themselves can be controlled by external authorities. This means Ohaneze can as well be controlled by authorities not loyal to AlaIgbo.
But do we just move on and create an institution just to be an alternative or rival to Ohaneze? While we have right to create an institution and have done so, can’t collaboration be the case?
The institution that we are creating today thinking it will solve all Igbos problems was same way our parents were enthusiastic when creating Ohaneze. Today, Ohaneze is failing so there’s no guarantee that if we focus just on new institution that the new institution will not fail so far we have not cultivated a problem solving skill.
We need to come together and see if the governors grip on Ohaneze can be reduced. The new institution can collaborate with Ohaneze. Ohaneze is a traditional institution. You don’t think that some day Ohaneze is going to build drones and rockets. But take for instance Igbo Province which we are institutionalizing into, we hope that one day we have Igbos traveling to space hopefully landing on the moon before 2075.
I’m not sure that’s what Ohaneze intends to achieve. So we are problem solvers and if there’s problem with Ohaneze, we try to solve it, if we fail, then we capitalize on an alternative. We are not as interested in political power as many will think.
copied from Nha men TV
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