Video; From Discord to Determination: Ohanaeze Lagos Moves to Reclaim Its Glory

Prominent Igbo figures join forces to restore peace and deliver an unforgettable Igbo Day 2025.

The Lagos State chapter of Ohanaeze Ndigbo held its General Meeting on August 9, 2025, in Surulere, reaffirming its commitment to unity, reconciliation, and the successful hosting of Igbo Day 2025.

Led by its President, High Chief Sunday Ossai, the gathering drew prominent Igbo leaders, traditional rulers, and community representatives, including High Chief Leonard Okafor (Oba Ojoto), Eze Johngreg Ezebuadi, Eze Frederick Nwajagu, the Eze Ndigbo of Ajao Estate, Lolo Nneka Chimezie, the Women Wing, Anioma Women Lagos Wing, and members of the Igbo Day Planning Committee.

 

In his remarks, Chief Ossai thanked members for their support through challenging times, acknowledging that earlier peace appeals had not fully succeeded. He announced plans for more decisive action to restore the prestige of Ohaneze Lagos.

Special Guest High Chief Okafor urged all members to unite, register with their local Ohanaeze branches, and pay dues to ensure the success of Igbo Day 2025. He pledged personal resources toward reconciliation and revealed ongoing peace efforts with key stakeholders.

Speakers, including Lolo Chimezie Maduka, called for the organisation to remain free from partisan politics while representing Igbo interests. The Women’s Wing reaffirmed its unity pledge, and the Anioma Women Lagos Wing attended for the first time, promising active support.

Planning Committee Chairman Apostle Patrick Nwanze stressed harmony and cultural pride as the foundation for a successful celebration.

The meeting closed on a hopeful note, with leaders past and present aligning on reconciliation, stronger community engagement, and delivering a spectacular Igbo Day 2025.

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