Parachoko:
Even if he agree

Nah spokesman for the Government position Asiwaju go give am


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEg0EPJM4SE

Obi is more clueless than Buhari

No wander he has no tangible achievement he can point at in Anambra State.

Ojiofor:
Peter Obi is fighting for democracy and rule of law.

Ofunaofu:


https://dailypost.ng/2023/03/16/what-ill-do-if-tinubu-invites-me-into-his-govt-peter-obi/

GeneralPulal:
Tinubu wont even invite a 3rd class philosophy graduate when we have lots of first class and brilliant young minds in circulation..

You won’t find a failure like a Pandora amidst tinubu’s cabinet..

JASONjnr:
You can't be clean and wants to join a drug baron government...

Ofunaofu:


https://dailypost.ng/2023/03/16/what-ill-do-if-tinubu-invites-me-into-his-govt-peter-obi/

Ojiofor:
Peter Obi is fighting for democracy and rule of law.

tundeabib1:


You better go home now and straighten things up in Anambra on Saturday instead of crying over spilled milk. Charity begins at home. Till we are able to make those states dreamland, attract investors and make it habitable for all like Lagos, we will still be callously jealous of those who tidy up their homesteads.

ArcSEMPECJ:



Check how many assets and properties TINUBU had before he became Lagos State Gobernor and Check what he later started controlling after he became Governor .....

How I wish am a Yoruba man, let me go fully into fraud, drugs and murders. I believe my people will hail me to the highest and even support me in all I will do to grab power whether in a bloody way or evil way....

My love for Yoeuba people ....just how I wish .....

placeofallure:


Honestly as much as I want to support Obi, I can't. I've seen several short videos of Tinubu and Obi where they're both asked the same or similar questions and each time, Obi has performed below par.

If Obi has it upstairs, then maybe he can't express himself well. As I don't have a close relationship with either of them, I'll judge them by their words, chikena!

TeeteeSho:



No tribe is clean
You talk about fraud, drugs, murder
How about unclean businesses like fake drugs that kills millions of children, ritual, fraud or are Igbos exempted

Just reason beyond tribalism biko

Moreover, this was the same way we all clamored for change 8 years ago and truly we have experienced the change... All these politicians are thesame none has a clean record abeg

Ojiofor:
Peter Obi is fighting for democracy and rule of law.

Ofunaofu:


https://dailypost.ng/2023/03/16/what-ill-do-if-tinubu-invites-me-into-his-govt-peter-obi/

shegra58:
for where I come from na poor man dey drink beer

BOLATINUBU01:
Just accept your defeat in peace, and stop disturbing us jare, oniyeye

Sleekfingers:




Which democracy?

OmoEpe:
You are too unintelligent and unimaginative to be part of a cerebral Tinubu's cabinet. Tinubu doesn't surround himself with mediocres

Ekemz:


I'm a king in my area.

JASONjnr:


It's not going home to tidy things up.

Let every Nigerian studying and working outside their country home to return and make Nigeria to work.

Let everyone outside their heritage home to return to their homestead. Including those claiming to be Lagosians but are originally from Ogun and Osun, to return home.

If you don't want Igbos in your states, why can't you let them have their referendum and breakfree?

tundeabib1:


Nobody is chasing Igbo people from their states. On the other hand, it is the Igbo people who find it difficult to integrate. Why is it that they are always in the opposition. Even when it is obvious that their support for opposition candidate is borne out of hatred and non objective. They claimed we should vote for Peter Obi based on his track records. I'm not against choice of their presidential candidate.But what yardstick do they use to measure achievements the LP guy they are trying to impose on a state that is the heartbeat of Nigeria?. Do they really mean well for this state?
Honestly, if they push for referendum, I will support it wholeheartedly because of their integration problem.

JASONjnr:


Now the problem is integration?

This is tribalism..

Igbos come to Lagos and buy lands and build houses... They buy lands and build factories and even learn your languages to be able to do business with you.

How many Hausas own lands and properties in Lagos? They rather rent till they decide to leave. Hausa do not own properties outside their homestate.

Yorubas originall6hates the Igbos for being Igbos not because of their integration.

Igbos and Yorubas have the same southern bloodline and behavioural pattern of living ...

This hatefulness towards Igbos from the Yorubas is all political and it's usually from the traditional leaders who gets bribe to spill the hateful words and that will spread.

Igbos are supporting a Yoruba person and that becomes an issue?

tundeabib1:


I am interested in this conversation because I find you at least reasonable enough and ready to learn. There's no doubt that the igbos are very enterprising and resilient. But the truth is, integration is not measured with what you acquire in such communities, but how you respect the social norm and values of the hosts. Moreover, you must not be perceived as perpetually being antagonistic everytime. There's no dispute about the fact that Igbos enjoy every right to live and carry out their businesses, even marry and own properties where they are.
They should also reciprocate by appreciation, not taking unnecessary antagonistic stand at all time. A typical example was during the Era of Fashola as governor of Lagos state. Being widely accepted and acclaimed as best governor at the time, the Igbos still massively voted against him. Such prejudice coming from a particular tribe at all times means they have a mindset of not in anyway been objective and constructive in their criticism and stance they take.
The issue of Igbo presidency, I think they should employ the principle of integration as well. To be able to win, the idea of 'alienation' should be abolished. Efforts must be made to make pact and change people's perspective through integration. I still insist, integration.

JASONjnr:


This is why I don't usually engage or reply mentions on this forum.

You've carefully belittled me when I refused to judged your thinking process....

Willing to learn are big words to use against someone who you don't even know.

I will let it slide and I hope you don't come up with that nonsense again....

You sited an instance where Fashola was described as the best governor at a time.

On your own, he's the best, but the Igbos are entrepreneurial spirited and the government of Fashola must have been giving out laws that isn't favourable to them and their businesses. Or excess charges meted on them...

Igbos appreciate their host communities. But they're perceived as trouble makers.

Can you say the same for the Hausas and Fulani herders? Do they respect your women and children?

The same way Yorubas are always united to vote a person of their choice is the same way Igbos are always united to vote their choice.

It's always unfortunate that Igbos choice is always an opposed decision to the Yorubas. The very day that Igbos and Yorubas will come together will be the day that the south will conquer and rule this country.

But the divisiveness comes when either one of the Igbos or Yorubas betraying the other to gain favour from the North.

The North comes with its population from Kano, Katsina, and Kaduna... This will always make the S/W to jump into any form of agreement with the North.

Integration isn't the problem, but how you welcome and tolerate your visitors... You endure the excesses of the Hausas but you can't do the same for the Igbos...