Press Release
The Apex Igbo Youth Socio cultural Organization, the Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide Congratulate the United States of America 46th President Elect, Senator Joseph Biden Jnr, on his well deserved victory, and Urge him to Support Africa Project in his administration.
OYC in a Congratulatory Message to the USA President Elect, Senator Joseph Biden Jnr through the American embassy Abuja Nigeria immediately he was declared Winner,Urge Africans especially Nigerian residents in United States of America to give their unalloyed support to the President elect.
President Donald Trump’s defeat had allegedly put Nigeria’s opposition politicians and IPOB Leadership in perpetual agony and total devastation.
We saw some PDP chieftains openly supporting President Donald Trump’s reelection and relying heavily on his second election in office for international pressure on 2023 general elections,surprisingly the same Politicians are now dishing out Congratulatory messages to USA President Elect, Joe Biden.
Ipob leader, Nnamdi Kanu was seen in one of President Trump’s rallies and committed huge donations to the Trump’s campaign Council, hopefully for Trump’s support for referendum in Nigeria during his aborted second term in office. Its quite devastating for Ipob.
OYC Urge the United States President Elect,Joe Biden to make Africa Project his priority during his tenure by abolishing all anti immigration laws and policies initiated by President Trump’s government, strengthen economic ties and tactical security support to African countries especially Nigeria.
We Urge President Donald Trump to Emulate Nigeria’s former President Goodluck Jonathan to Congratulate his rival, Senator Joseph Biden Jnr and accept defeat.
Mazi Okechukwu Isiguzoro
President General
Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide
Mazi Okwu Nnabuike
Secretary General
Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide
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