Ethnicity is the greatest enemy to our Democratic Process, Made Kuti or not-Reno Omokri.

New information has shown that For those trying to ferment mischief by mockingly saying Made Kuti married an Igbo woman and is now ineligible to be a Governor in the Southwest, Ethnicity is the greatest enemy to our Democratic Process, Made Kuti or not-Reno Omokri.

It will be wise to note that the most Islamic state in Southern Nigeria is Osun State. Osun is also the cradle of the Yoruba race through Ife, one of its cities. Yet, the people of Osun elected Senator Ademola Adeleke, whose mother was Igbo and who was born in the Southeast and is a fluent Igbo speaker.

Moreover, his wife, and the First Lady of Osun, Ngozi Adeleke, is Igbo.
Also, the Governor of Ondo State, Rotimi Akeredolu, is married to Betty Anyanwu Akeredolu, an Igbo woman.

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Ethnicity is the greatest

Lagosian’s rejected Gbadebo Rhodes Vivor, not because his wife is Igbo or due to the fact that his mother is Igbo. No. GRV was rejected because he and Peter Obi promoted a divisive brand of politics in Lagos that sought to make Eko a No Man’s Land.

For the avoidance of doubt, there are more than 36 people of Igbo origin who are either elected or appointed into prominent government positions in Lagos.

Lagos remains the most politically, socially, and economically tolerant place in Nigeria, and we should all appreciate Lagosian’s and the Yoruba for providing that enabling environment.

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