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Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by pointblank247(m): 11:12pm On Jan 16, 2022 |
LILTJAY1: Inukwa ? |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by TheRealestGuy(m): 11:21pm On Jan 16, 2022 |
NapoleonHill: So emotional intelligence is exclusive to which tribe in your parochial mind? Sorry for yourself chief, since you're uncivilised and cannot rise above primordial sentiments. And even if those stereotypes amount to perceived reality for most Nigerians, I will not agree thatits enough reason to not want to vote an Igbo man for president. It has to be something more sinister at work. 2 Likes |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by Idiko1: 2:26am On Jan 17, 2022 |
olisaEze: Please keep this foolish characterization in your empty skull. Who in his/her right senses would want to market anything to Nigerians? Igbo are very result-oriented and do not want waste their time on shithole called Nigeria. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by 00FFT00(m): 4:24am On Jan 17, 2022 |
aribisala0: Are you really this comfortable publicly displaying your uncouthness and tribalism in full glare?. |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by Nobody: 6:18am On Jan 17, 2022 |
LLiKYekoba: Lol. Same as every Igbo Ladipo spare parts hustler and third mainland bridge hawker is a "CEO" and Banana Island "mansion owner". 2 Likes |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by lexyking(m): 6:34am On Jan 17, 2022 |
Do you have another meaning for INTEGRATE and ASSIMILATE ?cos I don't think you believe for a second that most Igbos have these tendencies. TheRealestGuy: |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by NapoleonHill: 8:01am On Jan 17, 2022 |
TheRealestGuy: I'm actually sorry you because you seem to know everything already and your thread wouldn't be necessary at all. You cannot determine for others what their reasons or otherwise should be to vote or not vote for an Igbo man. The beauty of democracy is that I don't owe you an explanation and people will make their choices as you continue to be an onlooker. 2 Likes |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by GuyfawkesAB(m): 8:42am On Jan 17, 2022 |
The qualities you enumerate as being the Igbo man's strength are actually his undoing in the Nigerian political space. The notion of being republican and not easily regimented behind a leader keeps fueling the superiority complex of an average Igbo man. This attitude has prevented him from being able to make calculated decisions, long term alliances and future projections that will favour their foray into national politics. All the 'We are Republican in nature', 'Igbo ewe ron'eze', 'We are the best tribe' and more gets you to do is make rash and uncalculated political choices; blinds you to project into the future and make alignments towards your goal, and present yourself as sagacious. This also makes you denigrate others who have a strong sense of leader-follower systems. You abuse them, mock them and make them look primitive and stupid because they don't do things the way you perceive is the best and smartest. As long as you haven't been cured of the ideology of not submitting to any single man's leadership, you can't have it smooth politically. Your politicians will find it difficult to keep a support base, no matter how loyal they are. That ideology helped sustained your clannish and age group system of existence before the arrival of colonialism. The world has moved on very far and all over, people are choosing leaders and supporting them to chart the way for their development. Self-help might work for you in business and in developing your towns, but it has also made you politically docile, and that why your region has some of the most incompetent political office holders who can gladly loot the treasury with little or not opposition because those he ought to deliver the dividends of democracy to are by themselves providing these amenities and still beating their chest that they were able to do so by themselves without government help. TheRealestGuy: 4 Likes |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by aribisala0(m): 8:45am On Jan 17, 2022 |
Sunofgod: Sunofgod: aljharem: Afam4eva:Now THEY ARE GOING TO MEET OGA TINUBU |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by Nobody: 9:08am On Jan 17, 2022 |
aribisala0: Another glaring example of a fundamental flaws of the Igbo man that has made him the political outcast and pariah he is today. No sense of planning for the future allied to doing right by others and gaining the reciprocal reward of that thoughtfulness. Everything for the Igbo is about what he can gain/eat today never mind what/who he offends in the process. APC tried, patiently and graciously, to carry them along in 2013-2014 before the official merger. They rejected that gentleman overtures vehemently, insultingly and with needless animosity. Today they have gone back to their vomit and are begging APC for their ticket after all their shameless 'food is ready' charlatans like Umahi, Kalu etal have decamped to the Party to eat meals they did not help prepare. Meanwhile Tinubu they savage non-stop is one of the best example of Party loyalty, dedication to a cause and political steadfastness Nigeria has seen since 1999. Their own leaders, including Obi, only want to be political prostitutes because the average Igbo man lacks abiding principles. Everything is about what he can eat today and what he can gain immediately. 3 Likes |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by Nobody: 9:15am On Jan 17, 2022 |
GuyfawkesAB: 1000% correct. 3 Likes |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by IGBOSON1: 11:33am On Jan 17, 2022 |
Aufbauh: Some of these responses are hilarious! One would have thought, given that Igbos (being adjudged to have all these ‘negatives’ by smug, ‘saintly’, holier-than-thou analysts who come from ‘good’ ethnicities Igbos should learn good moral conduct and how to ‘play politics’ from )....given that the ‘bad’ Igbos have left the presidency for these smart alecs since 1966 and that Nigeria has been doing things their way since then, one would have thought the country would have been a united, peaceful and happy first-world El-Dorado by now and mentioned in the same breath with the likes of Singapore and UAE! Is this the case!? 2 Likes |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by aribisala0(m): 11:34am On Jan 17, 2022 |
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Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by maestroferddi: 11:56am On Jan 17, 2022 |
aribisala0:The hate and angst which have taken over your sensibilities make it impossible for you to reason and engage objectively... What is the difference between your views and that of someone arguing in a beer parlour? |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by maestroferddi: 12:00pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
TheRealestGuy:He is labouring in futility to hide a patent inferiority and a puny envy for what the Igbos represent... His nightmares will become reality pretty soon... |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by maestroferddi: 12:24pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
Grayoso:You should be ashamed of yourself... Are you an individual for whom so much resources were expended to get educated or a motor park urchin who has not ever heard of civility? Nobody care about your preferences but don't come here and be rubbishing yourself with gutter language... There should be better ways of articulating whatever you want to assert... |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by TheRealestGuy(m): 12:55pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
GuyfawkesAB: Lmao. What a load of tripe! You talk as if there's any region in Nigeria that has actually enjoyed the dividends of democracy. It's same story all around the nation so spare me your sanctimonious BS please. My question is just an attempt to get people to actually tell why they'd never vote an Igbo man not that voting an Igbo man will actually have any much impact on the general citizenry cos the structure of the country means it is designed to fail. Igbos actually value true leaders not criminals and kleptomaniacs posing as leaders. You're definitely a subservient human being and my culture frowns against being subservient to anyone except God and one's parents. Good day! 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by Nobody: 1:00pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
maestroferddi: Shut up. Stop quoting me. I dont speak decorously to Igbos because you don't deserve it. Now get lost. Go and make your human shish kebab lunch. 1 Like |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by TheRealestGuy(m): 1:01pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
IGBOSON1: It's a freaking comedy show all around. They keep harping on Igbos being politically naive and I wonder what good all the political acumen of the North and West and Middle belt has done for their regions considering the fact that in most Human Development Indices, the East is even faring relatively better than them. It's a sorry case all round. 1 Like |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by JOemmy(m): 1:36pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
Grayoso: You yorubas don't have anything to envy in the igbos yet u joined the fulani north to go to war to keep the same igbos in nigeria. All these ur long epistle u wrote here could have made sense if u people have remained neutral in that war but we know that u guys and the north are almost the same people who depends on the resources of the SS/SE for survival and for ur infrastructural development that's why u all came together to keep the same people u despite so much in this unworkable enclave. |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by Beejayy20(m): 2:14pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
JOemmy:gibberish! SW depends on who? I think you need brain surgery, what is the meaning of ss/se?what resources did SE have that SW did not have in multiple times be it natural and human resources we get it more than you lots. you and I know the most unproductive and poverty capital of the south which is SE. Again there is not something like ss/se ,what we have is SW SE SS identity your own you this parasitic greedy lots. |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by JOemmy(m): 2:32pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
Beejayy20: Rubbish which resources does the sw have? Keep deceiving urselves, the so called ss that's not even recognized in geography is over %50 occupied by the igbos argue all u want but that's the bitter truth and these igbo speaking communities are richly blessed with huge oil and gas deposits. |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by Beejayy20(m): 2:52pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
JOemmy:trash as usual! you're the one deceiving yourself after SS we have the highest resources know this and know peace which useless ibo community have oyel? is it ikwerre that have deal with you in and out? if they born you people well carry biafra flag to anywhere in SS especially rivers state or declare sit at home there. you greedy lots know without SS resources you're nothing that why you're trying all your best to attache by force. |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by Flamemignon1(m): 4:21pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
LLiKYekoba:You do realize that not all women are attracted to abs or muscles right? My aunt called the wedding to her fiance off because he was becoming a fitness freak, she loves fat men with big tummies |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by LLiKYekoba: 7:32pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
Flamemignon1: How pretty is that your aunty? Maybe she was afraid the fit guy was attracting other girls like bees to honey. |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by lebuhsi(m): 8:46pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
hammer567: There's no conflict brewing in the SS, stop roping the SS in on your delusional rants. The SS would chart her political course. Militants have largely used the threat of blowing up pipelines to achieve politicians aims, Akpabio personal went to the creeks to resolve issues when such threats were raised recently. The politics of emotions can only lead to doom, the SS would never follow you there, spewing vileness on SM in a multi ethnic/multi religious country when you folks are the highest immigrants in the country. I don't know what you guys are thinking. Someone said politicians are the major cause of the dissatisfaction in the SE and it's true. Because of the failure of local leadership, everybody in the SE is distracted by national politics, politics is local. It goes without saying, if you want to be a major player on the national stage, you have to play NATIONAL politics, not the politics of hate, sensationalism, and anger. The mindset of an average S. easterner needs to radically change for the better all this hate will not do anybody any good. my understanding of the mindset of these SM vile producers is that they are acutely isolated, some of them must have never left the SE. So they fear what they don't know. Everybody needs each other, stop the hate. 2 Likes |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by TheRealestGuy(m): 12:57am On Jan 18, 2022 |
NapoleonHill: Lol. It beats me how you can say all this nonsense with a straight face. I hope you're enjoying your Nigeria the way it is with steady power supply, low crime rates, World class infrastructure and health sector, etc. Beauty of democracy my foot. Democracy without any visible sign of progress. All the gains that have been made since 1999 you airheads reversed it in the name of spiting Igbos now who's suffering? Oga there's a few sane people that have contributed meaningfully to the thread as to reasons why it may be so and I acknowledged such. You can make your decisions and choices as you said, but if its stupid and incoherent, I also reserve the right to tell you that it is. This will be my last reply to you if you like cry blood. |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by TheRealestGuy(m): 1:14am On Jan 18, 2022 |
So this thread has made it clear that issues of 1966 are still kind of unresolved and is a major reason why northerners may not want an Igbo man at the helm of affairs in the country. This means that the nation has actually not healed and those cracks can easily be reopened by a clannish president such as the one currently in power. The matter of Igbos not being politically astute or being unlucky with their political calculations is also another good point. Although it can be argued that for all the political sagacity of the North and West, Nigerians have only become worse off and the country was recently named the poverty capital of the world. Also, I'm not sure of the political calculations that the South South did before GEJ was voted as president. But yea, the point is still relevant. Every other issue that has been raised about how Igbos are proud and insult their hosts and the load of other trifles are not good enough reasons for not wanting to vote an Igbo man for president. The simple reason they aren't cogent enough is cos other tribes are as well guilty of anything you accuse Igbos of in this regard and have had their people voted by Igbos. We've had violence perpetrated against us several times in the past by mobs in the North but it didn't stop us from voting northerners. We've also faced insults and all sort of stereotyping by the westerners but it didn't stop us from voting Obasanjo in the past. I think I've learnt a few things on this thread and I thank everyone who has contributed meaningfully. The rest of your ethnic bigots can go fûck yourselves. Finally, the moderators on this section have been very disappointing. People hurling insults at other tribes (on both sides) and there's been no attempt to ban them or remove those posts. I guess it is what it is. Cheers everyone. 1 Like |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by hammer567: 9:29am On Jan 18, 2022 |
[s] lebuhsi:[/s] SHARAP! |
Re: Why Do A Lot Of Nigerians Of Other Ethnic Groups Reject Igbo Presidency? by okeyfrank: 9:48am On Jan 18, 2022 |
Envy, hatred and jealousy They know that the Igbos are far more intelligent, more industrious, more achieving Igbo presidency will have to reverse their age-long action of 'keeping the Igbos down at all cost' But they fail to see the opportunity in allowing the Igboman to lead Nigeria to their God's given greatness for the good of all.. Nomatter how bad Nigeria gets to, Igboman would definitely succeed better than any other tribe in Nigeria. Shame!!! |
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