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Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by optionalY09: 7:29am On Feb 23 |
They have nothing to say and there mouth they smell shit |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by ValarDoharis: 7:35am On Feb 23 |
Will you become president? Or you're not ambitious? Vergovert: |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by AmuDimpka: 11:22am On Feb 23 |
Vergovert:this is their slavery
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Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by oyatz(m): 12:08pm On Feb 23 |
FreedomfromtheT: Physicians heal thyself first. Let Igbos rescue SE first. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by oyatz(m): 12:11pm On Feb 23 |
FreedomfromtheT: Why didn't Atiku win the 2023 presidential election? Why didn't Buhari win in 2003, 2007 and 2011? Could all these be due to hatred for the Fulanis? |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by oyatz(m): 12:16pm On Feb 23 |
Ofodirinwa: Leave Yorubas (whom you have persistly demonized eventhough, a substantial number of them supported Peter Obi) and focus on convincing the remain 299 tribes in Nigeria. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by oyatz(m): 12:24pm On Feb 23 |
nlreserve: So only Igbos gave Peter Obi the 6.1 million votes? If Nigerians didn't vote for Peter Obi because he is Igbo, he wouldn't have been able to win in Lagos, Plateau or Edo States which are not Igbo States. In Oyo State, many young people and Pentecostal Christians in SW Capital cities voted for Peter Obi but what they they get in return? Hatred, insults, curses. Peter Obi won in virtually all the Polling units inside RCCG Redemption Camp but Obidients have consistently disrespected and denigrated Pastor Adeboye, the General Overseer of the church and always ridicule the RCCG daily on Social Media. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by oyatz(m): 12:36pm On Feb 23 |
FreedomfromtheT: Peter Obi's so called competence is NOT backed by any track record of achievements in his 8 years administration of Anambra State and many people who were criticising and cursing him for poor performance in Anambra State are now leading members of the Obidients,who have now elevated him to the status of the awaiting Messiah who has the magic wand to solve all problems in Nigeria 1 Like |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by oyatz(m): 12:38pm On Feb 23 |
AmuDimpka: Leave Yoruba, concentrate on other parts of Nigeria. Peter Obi received 19% of the votes in the SW. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by oyatz(m): 12:41pm On Feb 23 |
franchasofficia: Why do you think enmity and hostilities towards the Yorubas is the best path to your victory? Leave the SW, try to win in the remaining 5 Geopolitical zones and you will be victorious. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by oyatz(m): 12:45pm On Feb 23 |
nlreserve: Nigeria is winning. This doesn't mean there are no problems, but Nigeria is on the right path. With amendments of the constitution and other relevant laws, State Police will be established for each State to protect itself. The initial negative effects of the economic reforms will be tackled and with time, more Nigerians will go into the EXPORT sector which will increase productivity. Your negativities are Yours and not for everybody. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by nlreserve: 12:54pm On Feb 23 |
Na today? All those can't happen until the hardship forces you to revolt against your evil leaders. oyatz: |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by oyatz(m): 11:29pm On Feb 23 |
nlreserve: Nigeria is a developing country and the problems of Nigeria goes beyond the leaders but a summation of all actions and in-actions of all the people in Nigeria. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by nlreserve: 12:09am On Feb 24 |
oyatz:my dear, this is the bitter truth about Nigeria. Nigeria is made up of different people with different life styles and culture. The problem started when the British decided to force different people into one, not knowing that Africans are not oyibo. Now, leaders fail to be patriotic because they can't see other tribes as theirs. They only work towards developing their own region leaving others behind. This mentality makes the region who are not able to produce leaders less developed thereby, causing hatred, anger and agitation. If another leader comes up from another region, he tends to also satisfy himself and his region. Meaning that Nigeria is gaining and loosing. As time is going on, others at the top see Nigeria as a no man's country and throws away patriotism. That's why the only solution is to break the country and go separate ways. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by aswani(m): 8:29am On Mar 05 |
ValarDoharis: I am not talking about since 1966, when did Ndi Yoruba start snelling Presidency? Weren't Azikwe and Ekwueme vice president while Awolowo was leading Ndi Yoruba in the political wilderness. Did the ones that come after him not learn from his mistakes and are now reaping his rewards? Same thing I am saying Ndigbo should do. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by aswani(m): 8:32am On Mar 05 |
ValarDoharis: I am happy to hear that Ndigbo thrive in all conditions. I myself, as with lots of non Ndigbo, want an Ndigbo President but you wouldn't get it by the current style of antagonistic politics. That is the fact on ground. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by ValarDoharis: 11:28pm On Mar 05 |
Again, if you vote an Igbo man as president, you're not doing us a favour! aswani: |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by ValarDoharis: 11:29pm On Mar 05 |
So whats the benefit of Tinubu's presidency to Yorubas exclusively? aswani: |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by Idiko1: 1:08am On Mar 06 |
Anything less than unconditional disintegration of Nigeria is a waste of precious time. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by Deadlytruth(m): 3:37am On Mar 06 |
Babaken:Wasn't it the same you Easterners that voted these same Orji Uzor Kalu and Okorocha as governors over other better candidates that ran against them within that your same East? In 1993 didn't you Easterners vote for the barely educated Alhaji Bashir Tofa over Abiola a first class graduate of Accountancy from the University of Glasgow? At independence which was the very critical and most defining moment about Nigeria's future, wasn't it you Easterners that rejected the far better AG-NCNC alliance proposal which would have thrown up Zik as prime minister but joined Northerners to vote for the NPC-NCNC coalition which put government in the hands of people from the most educationally backward region in Nigeria and till today? When you lots speak you speak with so much sanctimony that those of the indomie generation who don't know anything about your terrible past choices of very bad candidates over better ones will think you lots are just being victimized in Nigeria when in actual fact the Nigerian culture of voting the worst candidates over the better ones was instituted by your lots hence the mess Nigeria is today. 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by lawani: 7:36am On Mar 06 |
Deadlytruth: People don't really understand that history. An NCNC/AG alliance would have meant the end of Nigeria. The NPC wanted nothing less than the PM position without which the North would have exited the union. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by gidgiddy: 7:39am On Mar 06 |
Nigeria has long gone down the drain, conduct referendum let everyone gonand form their seperate countries |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by Deadlytruth(m): 7:55am On Mar 06 |
lawani: Wouldn't an end to Nigeria have been better for you today? Was it compulsory for Nigeria to have existed in the first instance? If yes, why have you been seeking Biafra ever since 1967? In the event of the AG-NCNC alliance leading to the breakaway of the North, wouldn't the residual republic made up of only the present SW, SS, SE and parts of Middle Belt have been better and more prosperous today to the admiration of the whole world? So because you and your people feared that Nigeria would cease to exist you chose to deliberately make the wrongest choice just to see Nigeria remain? Has that Nigeria now not become an albatross to you? And yet you and your brothers are here accusing others of making wrong choices? Is that not a case of pot calling the kettle black? 1 Like |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by Deadlytruth(m): 8:02am On Mar 06 |
gidgiddy:The constitution of Nigeria has no provision for secession referendum. Thanks to your brothers Zik and Aguiyi Ironsi. 1 Like |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by Emyogalanya: 8:30am On Mar 06 |
FreedomfromtheT:One word from your post answers this: Igbophobia |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by Emyogalanya: 8:45am On Mar 06 |
aswani:But you have been Abusing Igbo since the civil war and we have been Voting other tribes. So Obidients of yesterday that made up of almost different people from different tribes now make you not vote any Igbo man since 1999 |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by gidgiddy: 9:10am On Mar 06 |
Deadlytruth: Who said referendum has to be in the constitution before it can be conducted? Referendum is not in the British constitution but referendum was used by Britain to leave the EU The same Britain that created your long failed Nigeria |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by Deadlytruth(m): 9:16am On Mar 06 |
gidgiddy:Per the bolded, just listen to yourself. How could the absence of referendum in British Constitution have been the basis for UK's successful exit from EU? Does the EU use the British constitution or have its own EU constitution which permits the exit of any member country? Please Britain did not create Nigeria. Azikiwe and Ironsi did. 1 Like |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by gidgiddy: 9:36am On Mar 06 |
Deadlytruth: Yeah, I remember, Ironsi was married to Flora Shaw, the British woman who created the word 'Nigeria' in London You unity beggars will cry when your long failed 'one Nigeria' breaks up and several countries emerge |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by Deadlytruth(m): 9:43am On Mar 06 |
gidgiddy:The point here is that at some point the British entertained the demand for secession legislation and allowed all regions to make their positions known about it so as to create a law to make it possible but the unity begging Region Eastern Region resisted it and got the British to change their minds. After the British left and we were left to ourselves to allow one another go so someone from Ijaw started the movement but the Unity begging Region got him arrested and sentenced to death by hanging. Recently the unity begging Region suddenly dumped their mantra and became obidients overnight seeking one Nigeria again, yet you want us to take them seriously on secession? 2 Likes |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by FreedomfromtheT: 2:24pm On Mar 06 |
Emyogalanya:I believe Igbophobia can be dismantled in Nigeria the way Apartheid was dismantled in South Africa. |
Re: Nigerians, Can We Please Listen To The Igbos? by FreedomfromtheT: 2:28pm On Mar 06 |
oyatz:We have seen Jonathan, Buhari and Tinubu's competence, haven't we? Is there any harm in trying and seeing the competence of an Igbo person as Nigeria's president? Who knows. Nigeria's intractable problems can be salvaged. |
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