IGBO RETURN TO CHI UKWU's STATUTES AND ORDINANCES ON IGBO BURIAL/ FUNERAL RITES TO RELEASE 300 BILLION NAIRA ANNUALLY TO TACKLE IGBO POVERTY- IGBO NEWS BOARD OF ECONOMISTS

Igbo return to CHI UKWU's statutes and ordinances on Igbo burials/ funeral rites will release 300 billion naira annually to tackle Igbo and Ala Igbo poverty. 
This fund will come from savings from stoppage of idolatrious burial and funeral rites by the Igbo for their loved ones.
The saved funds will now be directed to tackle Igbo poverty by using such funds to provide grants for micro businesses for relatives, revolving loans for starting and refinancing of micro businesses of close relatives, setting up trusts in the name of the loved ones to tackle Igbo existential problems in the umunna e.g scholarships, healthcare, micro business funding etc and the setting up of cottage industries in the umunna.
These funds and other business stimulation by the new Igbo burial template is guaranteed to deliver a double digits annual growth rate to the Ala Igbo economy and to address Igbo poverty head on. Double digits economic growth for Ala Igbo is vital to drive Ala Igbo's quest to actualize the Ala Igbo road map to a first world in a generation and to emerge as Africa's economic power house.
Why is tackling Igbo poverty key? Well,there is no problem with poverty as long as those who want to have it can continue to have it. 
However, for the Igbo, poverty is a redline because poverty undermines the Igbo ability to worship CHI UKWU. Hence, every Igbo has a responsibility to tackle Igbo poverty. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

IN OMENANA, IT IS ODOZIAKU, NOT ORIAKU

Image
By Remy Ilona If you heard ori-aku( enjoyer of wealth), I hope you also heard odozi-aku( protector/ builder of wealth). Our culture Omenana was far too advanced to make our women ' housewives', i.e., just ori-aku, that irresponsible men can abuse, and starve of money. If you didn't hear about odozi-aku you heard about 'nwanyi Nnewi', i.e, the bike, that our women used to ride to Nkwo Nnewi, to do their businesses. If ori-aku isn't just a jocular title, it's of foreign origins. I don't know when an Igbo woman willingly chose to be idle. Men, our fathers encouraged our mothers to grow rich. Let's emulate them!
Read more

How Igbo attitude to Igbo religion, Omenala debunks the lie of Igbo domination.

Image
By Okechukwu Ononaeke One lie perpetrated by Igbophobes against the Igbo over the years is that the Igbo wants to dominate every other person. This fear of Igbo domination is largely responsible for Igbo genocides over the last century including the well celebrated 1967-1970 Igbo genocide that led to the death of 3-5million Igbo, 25%of the Igbo population. I in 4 Igbo lost their lives in the 1967-1970 Igbo genocide. This 1967-1970 Igbo genocide occured despite the fact that the Igbo was largely responsible for Nigeria's 'independence'. Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, an Igbo was the father of Nigerian 'independence'.  Any thing to the contrary of Nnamdi Azikiwe and his fellow Igbo being the vanguard of Nigerian 'independence' is revisionism and IGBO NEWS has no time for revisionism. Back to our story: Does the Igbo truly seek to dominate his fellow? Let's take a look at how those who want to dominate do it and then answer the question ourselves. The onl...
Read more