Biafra War 50th Anniversary: Kingsley Moghalu Speaks On Nigerian Civil War

The presidential candidate of the Young Progressive Party (YPP), in the February 23rd Presidential election in Nigeria, Kingsley Moghalu says Nigeria is  yet to confront history in reaction to the aftermath of the Nigerian civil war

Naija News reports that the convener of To Build A Nation (TBAN), made this statement on the micro-blogging site, Twitter, in commemoration with the “Biafra War 50th Anniversary”

The former Presidential candidate maintained that there is the need for Nigeria to truly build a nation ” based on equity and justice” 50 years after the Biafran war.

Moghalu, who was a Deputy Governor at the Central Bank of Nigeria from 2009 to 2014, said the status quo in Nigeria is ” simply not workable going forward.”

The 2019 YPP presidential candidate tweeted: “The Nigerian civil war ended 50 years ago this week. We’re yet to confront history and the need to truly build a nation.

“We must INTENTIONALLY build a nation based on equity and justice, or else. The status quo is simply not workable going forward,” Moghalu wrote on Twitter.

The Nigerian civil war ended 50 years ago this week. We’re yet to confront history and the need to truly build a nation. We must INTENTIONALLY build a nation based on equity and justice, or else. The status quo is simply not workable going forward.

— Kingsley Moghalu (@MoghaluKingsley) January 13, 2020