valicious1:
Check any thread where there's an argument pertaining Obi's obvious emergence as the president of Nigeria, it is always mostly between Igbos going against yorubas/hausas. Other regions are always silent and rarely come to the defense of the pro Obi Igbos

Now compare it to GEJ's era. Igbos also came all out for Jonathan, supported him both on and offline thereby making themselves enemies of yorubas/hausas.

Igbos were even more in the front line during Jonathan's era and took all the ferocious bullets and bullying meant for the Ijaws/SS/ Niger Delta.
Igbos did all these in the spirit of brotherhood and fair play.

Now an Igbo man is in the hot seat. Our Ijaw neighbours are near- silent. The battle has been left for the Igbos alone to fight.
Just a few SS are vocal enough in their support for Obi.

Let us all try to be our brother's keepers. We have a common enemy which is the APC

dmz1:
I think it is in the nature of Igbos to champion the case of the persecuted and defend the weak and defenceless. It usually gets them into trouble in Nigeria but they always persist instead of learning their lessons.
It may emnates from their culture that generally abhors injustice.

valicious1:
Check any thread where there's an argument pertaining Obi's obvious emergence as the president of Nigeria, it is always mostly between Igbos going against yorubas/hausas. Other regions are always silent and rarely come to the defense of the pro Obi Igbos

Now compare it to GEJ's era. Igbos also came all out for Jonathan, supported him both on and offline thereby making themselves enemies of yorubas/hausas.

Igbos were even more in the front line during Jonathan's era and took all the ferocious bullets and bullying meant for the Ijaws/SS/ Niger Delta.
Igbos did all these in the spirit of brotherhood and fair play.

Now an Igbo man is in the hot seat. Our Ijaw neighbours are near- silent. The battle has been left for the Igbos alone to fight.
Just a few SS are vocal enough in their support for Obi.

Let us all try to be our brother's keepers. We have a common enemy which is the APC

Mfetenang:
Wetin concern South South with Igbos?
We are not brothers,stop the attachment and learn to be independent. After oppressing the southern minorities during the era of the Eastern Region you really expect sympathy from us?
The southern minorities have always felt more competitive with Hausa/Fulani presidential candidates because we trust them more and we're voting PDP.
STOP BEGGING, WE DON'T LIKE YOU.

valicious1:
Check any thread where there's an argument pertaining Obi's obvious emergence as the president of Nigeria, it is always mostly between Igbos going against yorubas/hausas. Other regions are always silent and rarely come to the defense of the pro Obi Igbos

Now compare it to GEJ's era. Igbos also came all out for Jonathan, supported him both on and offline thereby making themselves enemies of yorubas/hausas.

Igbos were even more in the front line during Jonathan's era and took all the ferocious bullets and bullying meant for the Ijaws/SS/ Niger Delta.
Igbos did all these in the spirit of brotherhood and fair play.

Now an Igbo man is in the hot seat. Our Ijaw neighbours are near- silent. The battle has been left for the Igbos alone to fight.
Just a few SS are vocal enough in their support for Obi.

Let us all try to be our brother's keepers. We have a common enemy which is the APC

bonechamberlain:
you have said it all. When Fulani herdsmen were on rampage in Benue only the Igbos were shouting, other tribes especially in the south kept quiet until it got to their doorstep.

shortIGBOman:


All IGBO need to see this. This is how every South South person feel about IGBO. Una own too much for this our beautiful Country. Una don create too many enemies.

vengertime:


You're funny, the so-called Igbos here are also people form South South.

valicious1:
Check any thread where there's an argument pertaining Obi's obvious emergence as the president of Nigeria, it is always mostly between Igbos going against yorubas/hausas. Other regions are always silent and rarely come to the defense of the pro Obi Igbos

Now compare it to GEJ's era. Igbos also came all out for Jonathan, supported him both on and offline thereby making themselves enemies of yorubas/hausas.

Igbos were even more in the front line during Jonathan's era and took all the ferocious bullets and bullying meant for the Ijaws/SS/ Niger Delta.
Igbos did all these in the spirit of brotherhood and fair play.

Now an Igbo man is in the hot seat. Our Ijaw neighbours are near- silent. The battle has been left for the Igbos alone to fight.
Just a few SS are vocal enough in their support for Obi.

Let us all try to be our brother's keepers. We have a common enemy which is the APC

beejaay:

always looking for ways to cause fight between brothers...some of the greatest supporters of obi are from the southsouth...una dey try oooo

shortIGBOman:


This one is trying to attach South South people with Igbo.
South South and Igbo have nothing in common.

Jogs1900:
Most igbos are toxic...South south has moved on from 2015

vengertime:


On the day of election you go know what's up

valicious1:
Check any thread where there's an argument pertaining Obi's obvious emergence as the president of Nigeria, it is always mostly between Igbos going against yorubas/hausas. Other regions are always silent and rarely come to the defense of the pro Obi Igbos

Now compare it to GEJ's era. Igbos also came all out for Jonathan, supported him both on and offline thereby making themselves enemies of yorubas/hausas.

Igbos were even more in the front line during Jonathan's era and took all the ferocious bullets and bullying meant for the Ijaws/SS/ Niger Delta.
Igbos did all these in the spirit of brotherhood and fair play.

Now an Igbo man is in the hot seat. Our Ijaw neighbours are near- silent. The battle has been left for the Igbos alone to fight.
Just a few SS are vocal enough in their support for Obi.

Let us all try to be our brother's keepers. We have a common enemy which is the APC

shortIGBOman:


The Whats up is that, IGBO can never rule this our beautiful Country.

beejaay:

always looking for ways to cause fight between brothers...some of the greatest supporters of obi are from the southsouth...una dey try oooo

Mfetenang:
Wetin concern South South with Igbos?
We are not brothers,stop the attachment and learn to be independent. After oppressing the southern minorities during the era of the Eastern Region you really expect sympathy from us?
The southern minorities have always felt more comfortable with Hausa/Fulani presidential candidates because we trust them more and we're voting PDP.
STOP BEGGING, WE DON'T LIKE YOU.

DMerciful:
Shut your mouth...who is we? I'm Igbo and I'm from SS!

Maazieze:
As far as i can tell their is widespread support for PO, not because of some political obligation for supporting GEJ but becuase he is the best candidate out of the roster of choices. Now if PO wants to completely corner the votes in nigeria i believe he should consult GEJ and talk about the 2014 National conference resolutions, the conference was a revolutionary step towards a better nigeria, if only GEJ was re-elected to see it through.