First we'll need an honorable leader, total self sufficiency, alliance with friendly nation states. The final step will be 100 % Igbo votes only for a presidential who promises to do a plebiscite (honorable) to get a statistical representation of the Igbo voice.

Umu Igbo ekene mu

Easternactivist, gidigidi

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Ngozi123

Anambrafirstdaughter

Two~Third Nkor?

My brother, they normally break promises. In fact Atiku, Okorocha, even Buhari is ready to make that promise

0ganiru:
Ngozi123

An Igbo presidency won't hasten our independence imo. I actually believe that it'll have the opposite effect.

Let's wait and see.

Ngozi123:


An Igbo presidency won't hasten our independence imo. I actually believe that it'll have the opposite effect.

not an Igbo president. Just one who will run a referendum or recognize a fair one organized by an Igbo N.G.O.

It should be an Igbo nation, not Biafra. My opinion

drss2

0ganiru:
not an Igbo president. Just one who will run a referendum or recognize a referendum of a fair one organized by an Igbo N.G.O.

I'm not sure if any Nigerian politician is willing to do that- it'll be very risky on their part. Why run the risk of diminishing your power by giving a large section of the country the opportunity to leave? If we are to get a referendum then it'll have to be through extensive lobbying of our LGA reps, senators, governors etc. We can avoid violent reactions from our politicians by protesting in clever ways i.e. no direct protests.

0ganiru:
drss2

present sir.

present.. even if I'm not invited

the problem is beyond NL igbos, trust me

if fayose a yoruba man should contest alongside Rochas an igbo man in igbo land... fayose will win or share equal votes

igbos need serious prayers when it comes to politics

personally am not worried or desperate for an Igbo president in Nigeria in 2019 cos dis con3 is living on pretence. on one hand, nigerians want economic progress n development for nigeria. on d oda hand, nigeria is operating a "monkey dey work baboon dey chop" economic structure. n nobody is hitting d streets against dis outdated "gather n share" economic system except south east. how can nigeria eva develop economically with dis ancient economic structure dis is d problem. considering d free market capitalist ideology of south east, d rest of nigeria will resist economic policies based on south east economic ideology. will d rest of nigeria be okay with an Igbo president who's executing capitalist economic policies it will be resisted vehemently by a section of d con3. we south east ar not only different religiously with d rest of nigeria. we ar totally different in economic ideology. one of d major reasons why Ngozy Okonjo Iweala was hated b a section of nigeria was not because she was a woman. she was majorly hated becos of her sound free market capitalist economic policies.
considering d fact dat nigeria has been practising almajiri economy for ova 50 years, a change in economic ideology through an Igbo presidency will be seen as a move to empower a section of nigeria to d detriment of odas. can u see why i say nigeria is living on pretence
confederacy, regionalism is d only solution. let oda regions govern demselves based on their prefered economic ideology.
as long as nigeria is operating a feeding bottle economic system, no person even an Igbo president will be able to make any significant headway as far as economic development is concern.

So this madness has not stopped?

Lol

Even when Ojucrook contested he lost in his local government


Bunch of selfish, greedy, self centered people is what they are

ceaz4r

drss2:
present sir.

0ganiru:
ceaz4r

I'm very much with drss2 on this.
Honestly, I'm sick of what keeps this contry crippled. I'm so sick of those who believe there's nothing wrong with the contry, let's remain status quo. Now, I'm even more sick of those who just mouth "retructure" without the drive to push for it, yet die of envy when they see those asking for self determinaton with the necessary push it requires.

Personally I'm working towards 2018. Just look out for the next engineer. I'm working to be more broad than innoson and leo(zinnox). I'll extend from high rise buildings to computerization to agricultural machineries. For those still afraid for our technological advancement. Don't worry I and quite a number of us have that covered. And by 2018, December. I'll open 3 free engineering Internet universities in Igboland, to take good advantage of the open sourcing of information by nptelhrd(indian, and of very good quality) and American universities: MIT ocw, UC Berkeley, UC Irvine, Yale ocw. This will be my primary contribution to the short and long terms of our course. No political ambitions. Just playing my part to restoring our dignity

0ganiru:
Personally I'm working towards 2018. Just look out for the next engineer. I'm working to be more broad than innoson and leo(zinnox). I'll extend from high rise buildings to computerization to agricultural machineries. For those still afraid for our technological advancement. Don't worry I and quite a number of us have that covered. And by 2018, December. I'll open 3 free engineering Internet universities in Igboland, to take good advantage of the open sourcing of information by nptelhrd(indian, and of very good quality) and American universities: MIT ocw, UC Berkeley, UC Irvine, Yale ocw. This will be my primary contribution to the short and long terms of our course. No political ambitions. Just playing my part to restoring our dignity

WOW!!! I PRAY GOD GRANTS YOU EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO SEE THIS PROJECT COME THROUGH. THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR INVESTING IN IGBOLAND.

Ngozi123:


I'm not sure if any Nigerian politician is willing to do that- it'll be very risky on their part. Why run the risk of diminishing your power by giving a large section of the country the opportunity to leave? If we are to get a referendum then it'll have to be through extensive lobbying of our LGA reps, senators, governors etc. We can avoid violent reactions from our politicians by protesting in clever ways i.e. no direct protests.

Very soon we'll be stronger than every nigerian politician and their military. This is the only way to take our freedom. But till then you are right. We have to work in the shadows