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“Igbo Billionaires Remember Home Only During Burials” – Odumeje Urges More Investment In South-East

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“Igbo Billionaires Remember Home Only During Burials” - Odumeje Urges More Investment In South-East

  • Prophet Chukwuemeka Odumeje has challenged wealthy Igbo businessmen to invest more in Igboland instead of focusing their investments outside the South-East.
  • He said many remember their homeland when it is time to bury loved ones but should channel the same commitment into developing the region.

Prophet Chukwuemeka Odumeje has called on wealthy Igbo businessmen to invest more in Igboland, saying many remember their homeland when it is time to bury loved ones but look to cities such as Lagos and Abuja for meaningful investments.

Speaking about development in the South-East, Odumeje said, “Igbo billionaires are mostly good at remembering their land when it’s time for b¥rial. When it’s time for meaningful development, they remember Lagos or Abuja.”

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The prophet urged Igbo billionaires and other investors to acquire land and build estates across the region, particularly along major expressways.

According to him, the same effort used to transport the remains of relatives who die in cities such as Lagos back to their hometowns should also be channelled into developing the region.

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He also praised investors who have started bringing developments from other parts of Nigeria back to Igboland, urging others to follow suit.

“Come home to Igboland, acquire land in every corner, and build estates. Those are the kinds of calls I want to hear,” he said.

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Odumeje further called for modern estates, streetlights and other infrastructure across major routes in the South-East.

“When you come here, it should look like London. Why should we settle for less when proper development can transform the region?” he asked.

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He added, “Igbo people must develop their own homeland. We need development in Igboland. I am not satisfied until we achieve proper development in Igboland.”

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His comments have since sparked mixed reactions online, with some social media users agreeing that more private investment is needed in the South-East, while others argued that investors naturally focus on areas where their target markets and business opportunities are located.

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Social Media Reactions

Nichogbuagu Peter Onyedikachukwu: That’s why God gave you the powers to strike them maàd but you keep postponing the date. Na when abitoshaker expire you go use am?

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Anderson Franklin: If the Igbo business men come together even the seaport in the east will be open. Na we just dey do ourselves, tomorrow we complain that yoruba are fighting us

Myomcy: But you won’t blame them entirely though. Business is about target market

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Ndubuisi Eberechi: True Papa

Ndubuisi Eberechi: Some no even know the road to their village

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Triple M: What happened to him who live in the home? Is he not human being like them?

Chizzy Egwu: That’s my prophet

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Dark Media: Odumeje is rebranding and he’s doing well…

Eucharia Igwe: They should continue to invest in lagos, while the owners of lagos keep demolishing their investments and properties. E go soon clear fir their eyes.

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Ogey Chukwukelueze: Truth

Vivian Ifunanyachukwu: No b lie

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Glimpse Tech: Fact. Odumeje is right. It’s time to develop our own homeland. Please loud am.

Ojochogwu Yakubu: For the very first time odumeje and I are on same page 🤣

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Akaiji Shichet Kefas: You can’t blame them entirely. Their target audience aren’t there. They’re out to make money that’s why it’s called a business not charity 🤔

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Ifeanyichukwu Nweke: Have you ever condemned the activities of Esn and unknown gunmen in the East

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Tochukwu Mbadugha: Exactly. It’s time we start proper scrutiny against them. Our region shouldn’t be known for burial economy

Priscilla Ogochukwu David: My papa always be making sense

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