But it is also clear that the Igbos continued concentration of their properties outside the SE is simply a response to a deliberate attempt by the past and present leadership of the country to undo the states within the SE/SS regions by choosing to scantily develop the region in terms of capital infrastructure. Imagine that the short-sighted managers of our national economy decide to make operational the sea ports in the southern region of the country, what economic impact such would make within the SE and adjoining areas-job creation, new business, foreign investments, tourism expansion, etc.
Igbos will continue to seek better amenities in other parts of Nigeria and the world until the day when they can will be in the driving, call the shots and redress the deprivations they've had to endure over the years.
