ubest1:
My Observation based on Igbo's & Yoruba around me. The Igbo's believe 2023 election should be their turn expecting support from Yoruba and others, just as the Igbo's did in the past to Yoruba's.

Unfortunately Tinubu & Obi came in same time with high expectations, but after this election if ATIKU win the political enemity between Yoruba's & Igbo's will increase which automatically favours North/South-South.

If BAT or OBI win the relationship can be easily manage through appointment & development.

Finally Yoruba's & Igbo's should understand their continue political fight favour North and Hausa/Fulani will want it so forever for political advantage.

JASONjnr:
Like you rightly said....

The division is in favour of the north.

But the Yorubas will rather support the north because, a good number of Yorubas are Muslims and they're very attached to their religion more than the region of southernness...

This is why, majority of the Yorubas believe that either as a Muslim or Christians, Yorubas stand as one....and because they speak in one voice, their support for the north will always sell them off any support for the south.

SouthSouth and East can't work alone except the country is constitutionally divided to share power into zones...

ubest1:
My Observation based on Igbo's & Yoruba around me. The Igbo's believe 2023 election should be their turn expecting support from Yoruba and others, just as the Igbo's did in the past to Yoruba's.

Unfortunately Tinubu & Obi came in same time with high expectations, but after this election if ATIKU win the political enemity between Yoruba's & Igbo's will increase which automatically favours North/South-South.

If BAT or OBI win the relationship can be easily manage through appointment & development.

Finally Yoruba's & Igbo's should understand their continue political fight favour North and Hausa/Fulani will want it so forever for political advantage.

JASONjnr:
Like you rightly said....

The division is in favour of the north.

But the Yorubas will rather support the north because, a good number of Yorubas are Muslims and they're very attached to their religion more than the region of southernness...

This is why, majority of the Yorubas believe that either as a Muslim or Christians, Yorubas stand as one....and because they speak in one voice, their support for the north will always sell them off any support for the south.

SouthSouth and East can't work alone except the country is constitutionally divided to share power into zones...

moscow007:


Thank God someone said it
If you've been following comments and opinions on here on Nairaland Urchins have been firing from all cylinders against the whole Igbo tribe, it's no longer an Obi thing.
All the comments from Obedients has been against Tinubu (and a few others against Yoruba Muslims), believe me when I tell you this...alot of Igbo people against Tinubu is because of these pay per click Urchins he hired, their hate against the Igbo Nation is out of this world (especially @leoking formally @ simpleleo the fraudster) Me..I'm Delta Igbo and I will vote for Osibanjo twice before considering Obi.

It has nothing to do with tribe but everything to do with competence.

Osibanjo was the first to propose modular refineries which would've ended fuel scarcity and subsidy, if the powers that be had allowed him implement it. (As at date no candidate is taking about modular refineries). All the boys u are seeing in the creeks refining Kerosene will obtain licence and own their own modular refineries to produce what we use under global best practices and standards and pay taxes to Govt.

Secondly he nearly redefined Nigeria monetary policy and international business policy by proposing the Naira-Yuan(RMB) swap via Union pay...over 90% of Nigeria's Dollars needs is for imports from China. Why on earth do we need to change naira to dollar before changing it to RMB before we can get goods from China.
That Osibanjo's Naira-Yuan policy would've taken care of all our FX needs, but once again the power brokers and cartel from CBN that have been running Dollars organised crime visited Buhari with US emissary and that policy died.

My brother if Osibanjo had moved to another party like Obi did... my political group and tonnes of other Igbo groups will take it personal to make sure he wins, even with Obi on d ballot. We know Osibanjo and wat he stands for...wat does Tinubu stand for?

ItsTutsi:
Ibo didn't support Yoruba, in fact they went against the popular candidate of Yoruba.. the electioon was between 2 Yoruba candidates .. if they didnt support Obasanjo, the other candidate will still be Yoruba, so stop twisting events!

Brimstone77:
....

There's no relationship between igbos and Yorubas!

The only thing we share together is that country NIGERIA, dissolve Nigeria today and you will find out that we have absolutely nothing in common..Why do you still rush to yorubland in hundreds on daily basis? Why is it that the Igbo in Ghana still complain?

An average Igbo man will be more comfortable living or staying with a Ghanaian than living with a Yoruba man, same way Yorubas will prefer someone from bini republic to an Igbo man..

I wonder why people always believe we have anything together..

moscow007:


Thank God someone said it
If you've been following comments and opinions on here on Nairaland Urchins have been firing from all cylinders against the whole Igbo tribe, it's no longer an Obi thing.
All the comments from Obedients has been against Tinubu (and a few others against Yoruba Muslims), believe me when I tell you this...alot of Igbo people against Tinubu is because of these pay per click Urchins he hired, their hate against the Igbo Nation is out of this world (especially @leoking formally @ simpleleo the fraudster) Me..I'm Delta Igbo and I will vote for Osibanjo twice before considering Obi.

It has nothing to do with tribe but everything to do with competence.

Osibanjo was the first to propose modular refineries which would've ended fuel scarcity and subsidy, if the powers that be had allowed him implement it. (As at date no candidate is taking about modular refineries). All the boys u are seeing in the creeks refining Kerosene will obtain licence and own their own modular refineries to produce what we use under global best practices and standards and pay taxes to Govt.

Secondly he nearly redefined Nigeria monetary policy and international business policy by proposing the Naira-Yuan(RMB) swap via Union pay...over 90% of Nigeria's Dollars needs is for imports from China. Why on earth do we need to change naira to dollar before changing it to RMB before we can get goods from China.
That Osibanjo's Naira-Yuan policy would've taken care of all our FX needs, but once again the power brokers and cartel from CBN that have been running Dollars organised crime visited Buhari with US emissary and that policy died.

My brother if Osibanjo had moved to another party like Obi did... my political group and tonnes of other Igbo groups will take it personal to make sure he wins, even with Obi on d ballot. We know Osibanjo and wat he stands for...wat does Tinubu stand for?

duro4chang:
I have seen many igbo on nairaland who said they prefered hausa to become the president instead of yoruba

ItsTutsi:
Ibo didn't support Yoruba, in fact they went against the popular candidate of Yoruba.. the electioon was between 2 Yoruba candidates .. if they didnt support Obasanjo, the other candidate will still be Yoruba, so stop twisting events!

ubest1:
My Observation based on Igbo's & Yoruba around me. The Igbo's believe 2023 election should be their turn expecting support from Yoruba and others, just as the Igbo's did in the past to Yoruba's.

Unfortunately Tinubu & Obi came in same time with high expectations, but after this election if ATIKU win the political enemity between Yoruba's & Igbo's will increase which automatically favours North/South-South.

If BAT or OBI win the relationship can be easily manage through appointment & development.

Finally Yoruba's & Igbo's should understand their continue political fight favour North and Hausa/Fulani will want it so forever for political advantage.

Tinubuadvocate:
Yoruba don't need igbo help and igbo don't need Yoruba help .

Superwave16320:
You igbos think you overwise but na una foolish pass. Is zoning based on zoning or on tribe ? Or you think you can keep shifting goal post as it favours you ba ?

Power sharing is btw the North n South not btw tribes n should you decide it btw tribe what tribe in particular is it Hausa Yoruba Fulani Igbo Ijaw or

HausaFulani
Yoruba
Igbo

Cos if it is the later Ebele Jonatha comes from the Igbo region if you do not accept that claim then the Hausa is yet to rule as Yardua n Fulani are both Fulani either way you twist it Igbo will lose. No matter how you twist the argument except you argue with those not vast on politics of Nigeria.

duro4chang:
What I am trying to say is that we all depend on one another.

Brimstone77:
...

We don't depend on each other..

The both tribe have every potential to succeed without the other..

We are human,we are Africans and we are Nigerians aside these three things we share absolutely no other relationship together..

oyatz:



After the election, hatred from all sides will gradually fizzle out remaining hatred for the FG.

duro4chang:
I am not forcing any tribe to depend on one another. If you know you are tired of other tribes or tribe then go back your village and see how easy it is.

ubest1:
My Observation based on Igbo's & Yoruba around me. The Igbo's believe 2023 election should be their turn expecting support from Yoruba and others, just as the Igbo's did in the past to Yoruba's.

Unfortunately Tinubu & Obi came in same time with high expectations, but after this election if ATIKU win the political enemity between Yoruba's & Igbo's will increase which automatically favours North/South-South.

If BAT or OBI win the relationship can be easily manage through appointment & development.

Finally Yoruba's & Igbo's should understand their continue political fight favour North and Hausa/Fulani will want it so forever for political advantage.

duro4chang:
I have seen many igbo on nairaland who said they prefered hausa to become the president instead of yoruba

ItsTutsi:
Ibo didn't support Yoruba, in fact they went against the popular candidate of Yoruba.. the electioon was between 2 Yoruba candidates .. if they didnt support Obasanjo, the other candidate will still be Yoruba, so stop twisting events!