A former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Anyim Pius Anyim, and Chukwuemeka Ezeife, an ex- governor of Anambra State, has said that the South-East was ready to beg in order to clinch the presidential seat in 2023.
The former SGF further added that they would need to persuade other regions to support their dream if they would produce a president in 2023. “The reason I have to make this clarification is that when the right you have is not legal, the only approach and the instrument you have is persuasion. Corroborating Ayim, Ezeife said that one of the ways to get into power was for the South-Easterners to beg every other region for the presidential seat for 2023.
No need to beg. South East deserves it.
Shameless men
I don’t believe Chief Ezeife can stoop this low. Let’s just pretend “brown envelope” journalists are work.
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