Igbo Economic Forum

20/10/2026

The Nigerian government has not been fair to the Igbo people. If we fail to speak up now, our children will blame us in the future.

How can the Federal Government approve the construction of a new seaport in Ogun State when there is already a seaport in Lagos? Why are they neglecting the South-East, whose people are widely known for their entrepreneurial spirit and business activities, and choosing to build another seaport in Ogun State instead?

What exactly is the justification for this decision when the South-East also deserves such infrastructure to support its thriving commercial activities?

Prophet Chukwuemeka Ọhanenere (Odumegwu) copied

19/10/2026

🎉 D’Zamora Celebrates Her 40th Birthday with Free Fashion Design Classes

In celebration of her 40th birthday, D’Zamora Fashion House in collaboration with Igbo Economic Forum, in giving back to society by offering free intensive fashion design classes to empower aspiring designers with practical skills and entrepreneurial opportunities.

The four-month training programme will cover Basic and Advanced Fashion Design, Ready-to-Wear, Pattern Drafting, and Tailoring. The initiative aims to inspire creativity, promote skills acquisition, and equip participants with the knowledge to build successful careers in the fashion industry.

The training will hold in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, with registration details available via WhatsApp on 08189318731.

This birthday celebration goes beyond festivities—it is an investment in human capital development, youth empowerment, and a future of greater economic independence.
Happy 40th Birthday to D’Zamora! Celebrating life by creating opportunities for others.

19/10/2026

PETER OBI: “I AM THE MOST QUALIFIED TO LEAD NIGERIA”

HE. Peter Obi has reportedly declared himself the most qualified among the three major presidential contenders for Nigeria’s 2027 general election.

Speaking to Nigerians in Birmingham, United Kingdom, yesterday, Obi stated that he had challenged the other candidates to a presidential debate but claimed that none had been bold enough to accept his invitation.

His statement has reignited discussions about leadership, competence, accountability, and the readiness of presidential aspirants to defend their ideas and plans for Nigeria before the electorate.

As the 2027 elections draw closer, Nigerians will be looking for candidates who can clearly articulate their policies, demonstrate leadership capacity, and present practical solutions to the country's economic and security challenges.

Ultimately, the Nigerian people will decide who is best suited to lead the nation.

19/10/2026

He called himself Eze Igbo in Rivers State, Please the public should take note, we do not have anything like Eze Igbo in Rivers State we the indigenous Igbo people in Rivers State have our indigenous Eze and we subscribe to our indigenous Eze's.

If you know him tell him to return back to his village because Rivers State has indigenous inhabitants that are Igbo's.

Also tell him not to appear in the public with that title because we will not recognize him.

Igbo Economic Forum.

19/10/2026

IKWERRE IDENTITY: NO ONE SHOULD BE FORCED TO DENY THEIR IGBO HERITAGE — PROF. OBASI IGWE

Nobody is forcing Ikwerre people who identify with Benin ancestry rather than Igbo identity to call themselves Igbo. However, the same freedom must be extended to those Ikwerre people who proudly identify as Igbo. No one should be pressured to deny or abandon an identity they genuinely embrace.

Those who believe they have Benin ancestry should be free to express their position, just as those who identify as Igbo should be free to celebrate their heritage without intimidation or condemnation.

The fundamental issue is that no individual or group should claim the authority to define the identity of all Ikwerre people. Those who identify with Benin should speak for themselves rather than impose their views on the entire Ikwerre population.

Millions of Ikwerre people proudly embrace their Igbo identity, and their voices deserve the same respect and recognition as those who hold a different view.

Ultimately, ethnic identity should be a matter of personal and community conviction, not something imposed by others. Mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and freedom of identity should guide the conversation.

Professor Obasi Igwe

18/10/2026

18/10/2026

“THERE IS NOTHING LIKE ORIGINAL IGBO OR FAKE IGBO. ALL IGBOS ARE EQUAL.” — PROF. OBASI IGWE

No Igbo community is superior to another. Every community deserves equal respect, recognition and dignity.

Prof. Obasi Igwe emphasises that indigenous Igbo communities are spread across 13 states in Nigeria, with the Ikweres forming an important part of the broader Igbo identity.

While no one should be forced to adopt an identity, those Ikweres who identify as Igbo and embrace their ancestral heritage should be free to do so without pressure or intimidation.

Igbo unity must be built on history, mutual respect and the freedom to embrace one's identity.

🎥 Video credit: Belushi Nwamama

Watch, share and join the conversation on Igbo unification 🤝❤️

18/10/2026

Untold story about Tinubu

18/10/2026

Tinubu doesn't have what it takes to fix Nigeria,hear untold story about what he did in Lagos.

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17/10/2026

Ndị Igbo, we must all come out in large numbers to exercise our civic rights and vote in the 2027 general elections. Let our voices be heard through active participation in the democratic process. Every vote counts!