Nigeria: 70 Percent of Igbos are Uninformed- Okorocha Govt


The Imo state Commissioner for Information, Tourism and Public Utilities, Obinna Nshirim, has revealed that 70 percent of Igbos are uninformed.
This is according to a survey conducted during the yuletide season, he said.
Speaking in an interview on Radio on Wednesday, he said:
"While others were enjoying their Christmas, I was moving around because it is my duty as information commissioner to know how far I have informed the people as well as get feedback from them.
"In what could be described as a shocking experience while going around, I discovered to my horror that our people are not informed.
"70 percent of Igbos do not listen to news, they do not read newspapers. We say we are intelligent, we say we are informed but that Hausa boy that cleans your shoe has a radio in his pocket."

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