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Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by tibaonnet: 10:06pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
Daplux4: Even to his grave. I can't laugh |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by ezefrank87(m): 10:07pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
focus7:sir, re u happy letting your kids inhabit the same habitat with the children of hate and pain??y not let them go?? 3 Likes |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by primus101(f): 10:14pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
jmichlins: Hello there, from my observations, not theoritical. The average igbo man is against Buhari because he is Hausa, and I do not think wounds from the civil war have healed either. The thing is, the hatred or rather anti Buhari syndrome became visible after the killing of christian/southern youth corp members in the North in 2011. I consider this a reasonable intangible reason enough to cause dislike, coupled with the fact that an average Igbo man thinks the Hausa man hates him too. Now, I do not think Buhari has rightly made appointments that show he is not biased towards the North. I would kindly request that you show me tangible or major positions occupied by a south easterner. I checked, I couldn't find. Then again, Buhari hasn't exactly been an immediate success. I am a south easterner though. So my points may seem one sided. The article writer wasn't specific. He skimmed through everything, treating only surface matters. PS: I would really appreciate a response. |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by primus101(f): 10:26pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
arresa: Hello Arresa, I am supposing you are a south westerner. I don't think south easterners hate Buhari because of corruption. Corruption hasn't helped the average man on the street and believe me, the hate for Buhari in the east is common even to that extent. Rather, I think it is because it is the believe of the south easterner that he is hated by the northerner. Since the civil war and subsequent massacres of the east indigenes. The Easterner has come to the conclusion that he is hated by the northerner, and what better way to pay back a percieved enemy if not by their own coin? The Easterner has in turn hated the Northerner. This article is wrong and largely mis-informing. I do not know why the southwest meddles into this. The real hate and tribalism is between the East and the North, I think. Has Buhari appointed a South Easterner into any major position. I would like to know, with prove. Thank you. PS: kindly respond objectively. 1 Like |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by tibaonnet: 10:27pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
Abel202: Abel202: Abel202: And you abnormally lost your vote. Sentiment is all I could see in your comment. You knew Jonathan was a weak President & that he shouldn't have been a Governor not to talk of been a President & you went ahead to trust him with another 4 years through your vote. What exactly do you want for Nigeria?. If majority of Nigeria voters have been feeble minded like you, imagine what this country would be in another 4 years of Jona reign? 4 Likes |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by jude90(m): 10:29pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
Sealeddeal:don't mind the op he is a foolish paid propagandists. so other states in America that did not vote for Obama hate him? what is democracy if the people can not make their choice? Now that u voted Buhari what change has brought? to show u that the igbos have good reason for not voting him what has he achieved if not to plunge the country in economic quagmire? so if two candidates come out to contest for an election everyone must vote for one person? the op is a big fool. |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by Nobody: 10:32pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
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Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by honeychild(f): 10:34pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
Onenaira600: ROFL AT THE bolded, if that's true, you would be too busy with your day job and night jobs to be on Nairaland day and night. |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by Nobody: 10:36pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
Has the OP been admitted to LUTH for high-blood-pressure yet ? 1 Like
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Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by MrSly(m): 10:55pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
sparrowkid:FALLACY! Always make intelligent research before you write for public consumption. Though personally I am no fan of Buhari, Many of Igbos support Buhari and his anti corruption war. So stop seeking cheap popularity by telling lies. |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by MrSly(m): 11:07pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
amaechi1:Where are from? Pls stop adulterating Igbo language. 1 Like |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by jude90(m): 11:08pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
Princedapace:nice one my brother but they all know this but just hated the igbo people out of gelousy. 1 Like |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by chrysso83(m): 11:24pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
I wonder how much was promised this bast@rd of an author who has no roots. Am not sure he is Igbo. If at all he has Igbo parents then his soul has so been white washed that he has vowed to become a perpetual slave to his hausa fulani and yoruba paymasters. Asuming that Igbos hate Buhari the way this deranged auther stated i think Buhari deserves every bit of the hate because he hates Ndigbo even worse. His disdain for Ndigbo he has not hiden and always shown at every given opportunity. 1 Like |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by Godwin616: 11:31pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
inquisitiv:.... On point. I totally concur. |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by Nobody: 11:35pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
EMMAUGOH: That Amaechi1 one is not Igbo. Don't be decieved |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by Nobody: 11:44pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
inquisitiv: You are a fool to state all these here. This is a propaganda article. What you wrote is right but in a wrong article. You think Buhari has the interest of Nigeria at heart? What would you say about Herdsmen killings. They are affecting us directly. What would you say about the revokation of land in Anambra? Let me tell you. Igbos are sore from the war. And Igbos are still marginalized. There always atom of truth in every rumor. Or you think Onyeka Owenu is joking when she said she's been marginalized fur being Igbo. You say Igbo leaders are greedy. Who loots Nigeria? Igbos or Hausas? You are a nonentity. And you are not Igbo. 3 Likes |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by chrysso83(m): 11:45pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
Yes we don't like Buhari becos he hates us. We ve never voted for him and we will never vote him. Come 2019 if he contests we will still vote against him. 1 Like |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by arresa: 12:16am On Jun 27, 2016 |
primus101: To start with, the writer referenced Igbo people hating the North, but Igbo people hate anythig nd everything that's not from their region. They are not friends to the North or even the SW. Every state in Nigeria is a sad recipient of the of the National decay and neglect by the federal government, but many states moved on to better things on their own while the SE state leaders point fingers and yell hate needlessly when in fact this is about their incompetent leaders.
In life they always tell us not to start what we can not finish. 1. Before independence, against sense and wisdom, the SE loved the North and teamed up with the North to rule Nigeria 2. The SE then slaughtered military and political leaders from the north and the SW unprovoked 3. The military turned it's cheeks and even made an Igbo man the next head of state after Igbo men slaughtered their leaders 4. The North expected the new head of state to do the right thing by punishing the killers which in the military means execution, but the Igbo head of state instead of doing the right thing decided to play tribalism and refused to even slap the killers on the wrist. 5. To make matters worse, the Igbo head of state abolished the regional system of government 6. The North saw the writing on the world and did what they had to do. What I'm saying here is, stop playing victims when in fact it was Igbo people that started the problem in the first place. Who started the blood shed and coups in Nigeria? Igbo people? Who abolished regional government? Igbo people. Always treat other people the way you want to be treated. Every action calls for a reaction so don't step on other people and expect them not to step on you. Has Buhari appointed a South Easterner into any major position. I would like to know, with prove. Thank you. He has and on top of that, the man in charge of our budget and planning is from the SE. Each state in Nigeria is guaranteed a minister and you do have your minsters. GEJ gave you all the public office in the world, but what exactly did your leaders do with all the positions? Nothing. Dd they use their influence to make sure you get the 2nd NB? No. The SE followed the PDP for 16 long years and came up empty. APC, the party they hate so much for the first time put money on the table to build that bridge. The head stone on that bridge is going to have Fashola's name on it and it's going to be commissioned by President Buhari with his name also on it., not and never GEJ or any leader from the SE and so it shall stay for ever. They missed that opportunity. Igbo people keep saying they hate the North, but the same PDP they followed for 16 unsuccessful years is dominated by Northerners The PDP chairmanship position was zoned to the SE, but after Igbo people in fighting, the North took away the position from them, not it's a Northern position. You refused to do the right thing with your own AGPA party, you relegated that party to the dustbin in favor pf the PDP, you did not even vote for your own son of the soil, the man you claim to love so much aka Ojukwu. instead you prefer the Northern party and Northern president The next presidential ticket have been zoned to the North and not the SE so where is your hope and future with the PDP? Like the writer said, Igbo people hate Igbo people and not the North or the SE. Ijaw people have moved on and they've openly opined that GEJ was a failure and National disaster so it beats me why the SE is doing abobaku for GEJ. Even GEJ gan sef have moved on. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by willibounce1(m): 12:54am On Jun 27, 2016 |
Onenaira600: Your grandfather's house doesn't have an address in Lagos? You live in the USA and own properties in ur dreams. Lol. We know ur type. Empty chest beating as usual 1 Like |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by willibounce1(m): 12:58am On Jun 27, 2016 |
MirabelArode: Lol... of course you guys have no where to go. You'll just beat your chest as usual and hide your faces in shame. Don't kill yourself because of hatred for other tribes who don't give 2 bleeps about a village girl like you 3 Likes |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by yom2(m): 3:00am On Jun 27, 2016 |
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Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by joeyfire(m): 3:12am On Jun 27, 2016 |
Pesuzok:Tell Buhari to at least visit SE like a sensible president for a start |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by yom2(m): 3:34am On Jun 27, 2016 |
OneNaira6:there are some bad mindset some of our brothers carry about . Just about every government move or step is viewed from a tribal goggle. I could remember during d fight against fake drugs, d impounding of some containers during d nafdac regime of d late amazon. One of my co tenant sees it like:' oh it is because they are from this tribe thats why they are being persecuted'. Forgeting that d person championing d just cause is from d same tribe. Lets learn to think out of d box. 1 Like |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by yom2(m): 3:36am On Jun 27, 2016 |
OneNaira6: OneNaira6:there are some bad mindset some of our brothers carry about . Just about every government move or step is viewed from a tribal goggle. I could remember during d fight against fake drugs, d impounding of some containers during d nafdac regime of d late amazon. One of my co tenant sees it like:' oh it is because they are from this tribe thats why they are being persecuted'. Forgeting that d person championing d just cause is from d same tribe. Lets learn to think out of d box. |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by 99xtr69r: 3:43am On Jun 27, 2016 |
arresa: Agbameta, I feel your eternal pains and grief as you write down your usual lies in an attempt to deflect the impending doom at your doorstep. A simple glance at your pathetic writeup reveals that you and all you stand for are really pained that Igbos are determined to take their collective destiny in their hands. And the only way you think you can get some relief is to spew lies upon lies to register your frustrations. You and your Yoruba folks have used all tricks at your disposal to attempt to quench the call for self-determination. Igbos are comfortable having a separate existence from greedy, treasury looters cum murderous parasites. Igbos cannot afford to share a country with anything Yoruba. BTW, according to your pathetic post, right here and now, can you list the SE state leaders that point fingers and yell hate needlessly at the government? You can't substantiate that lie because you and your Yoruba folks are notorious in making a living out of lies, falsehood, noise-making, propaganda, abuse and slurs. Are you mistaking the foul mouthed Yoruba leaders making noise up and down for Igbos? Between the Igbos and Yorubas, which group has incompetent leaders? It so pathetic the way Biafr* makes you slaves convulse, portraying you hypocrites as being so inferior that you can't live by yourselves. Really finding a reliable and trustworthy Yoruba person is like searching for a pin in a haystack. Just take this example: In a post on his Facebook wall on Sunday, April 24, 2016, Mr. Okupe, who served Mr. Jonathan as a senior special assistant on public affairs, stated: "Fielding Jonathan was a monumental mistake". That the singular mistake made by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) was the nomination of his boss for second term, despite the ample hint that that the north wanted power back at all cost. This was the same Yoruba man that said if APC survives a year, he should be called a bastard. The same person said over his dead body will Buhari rule Nigeria. This was a Yoruba person GEJ trusted. https://www.nairaland.com/3067550/no-politician-alive-stand-buharis The Yorubas are a people choking in their vomits. A people who have become restless to live on their own; that the mere thought of Biaf... and NK sends cold shivers down their spines. Yorubas envy the Igbo Nation who have done the impossible – standing up to their enemies and exercising their inalienable rights to self-determination. Yorubas have remained a spineless group of people who are unable to stand up for a just cause other than to fish in troubled waters in search of decomposing leftovers. It's basically in Yoruba land that a man like Tinubu who embezzled and almost ruined Lagos State would call the shots and gullibleYorubas like you would sheepishly prostrate before him and follow him and his candidates blindly. If Yorubas are that learned and developed how come an acclaimed internationally acclaimed drug peddler cum treasury looter would pocket a supposedly 'sophisticated' people, mentally, economically, politically, physically and spiritually? Indeed facts are stubborn and I shall fail not to provide you with hard truths for you to ruminate on about the unstable nature of the Yoruba tribe. Remember, from 1967 to 1979 Yorubas with their Northern masters were in charge of the country. Yorubas played the second-fiddle to their Northern masters insofar they got undue advantages and benefits at the expense of Igbos and Easterners. Bloodthirsty Yorubas and their partners in crime positioned themselves in airports and railway stations hounding and killing off innocent Eastern passengers. Immediately after the 1967-70 civil war, Awolowo by virtue of his position, superheading the federal government fininance, defrauded Easterners of their hard earned money in banks and building societies. In 1972 Gowon supported by Awolowo proceeded to enact and enforce the Indigenization decree which led to the collapse of the Nigerian economy. Yorubas and their Northern masters used the proceeds of the money stolen from Easterners to acquire virtually all the British establishment and industries. Yorubas and their cotravellers used the stolen funds to buy up the numerous companies established by the colonial masters, looting the companies and rendering them bankrupt. And that was the beginning of the collapse of the Nigerian economy. Till date the economy is yet to recover. Instead of developing the Eastern region after the war subsequent evil governments diverted Gowon’s 3Rs to your regions for rapid development while neglecting and under-developing the Eastern region. https://www.nairaland.com/2529108/yorubas-wrote-british-colonize-scared Over the decades Yorubas and Hausa-Fulanis have proven to have voted along tribal lines. But not so with the Igbos. At those times Igbos built ties, formed alliances and voted for Northerners (Shagari - 1979, Yaradua - 2007), Yorubas (Abiola - 1993, Obj 2x - 1999 & 2003) and Ijaw (GEJ - 2007) to enable them get the presidency even at the expense of Igbo men. That's an indisputable fact! Yorubas had the presidency for over 11years with Obj ruling in the democratic dispensation 1999 to 2007 (8 years without breakage). When Ojukwu contested in 2003, how many Yorubas voted for him? Despite the pseudo-president Yorubas had in the person of Obj who more or less kowtowed to the whims and caprices of his slave masters, do the average Yoruba person have better welfare than the Igbo person? NO! The Igbo Nation prides itself as having the highest concentration of middle-class citizens while squalor and penury pervade the Yoruba enclave. In terms of education and enlightenment, the SW has the highest record of illiteracy compared to other Southerners. Of what advantage is then the much taunted free education by Awolowo? Igbos do not need politics or presidency to survive. Governors and politicians in SW region cannot be said to be doing excellently better than the SE zone. Any of such propaganda is totally false and amounts to a campaign of calumny. Acknowledge the simple fact that Igbos fare better than most tribes even with their numerous looting of the commonwealth and great federal government presence. The Igbos have the highest concentration of middle-class citizens while squalor and penury pervade other enclaves. You can see the reality in the shocking manner many of your States are in comatose with many of its civil servants surviving on the good gestures of concerned Nigerians. With the dwindling crude oil earnings Igbo States are the least affected largely due to the fact that their economy is not crude oil dependent. Fayose of Ekiti government had to send some of its citizens to the SE to learn a skill/trade in a bid to grow the economy of Ekiti State. https://www.nairaland.com/2769778/osun-state-now-failed-state https://www.nairaland.com/2004907/aregbe-admitted-he-cant-manage-without-nigerdelta-oil https://www.nairaland.com/3137209/oyo-state-stinking-babatunde-ademola https://www.nairaland.com/3137985/oyostateisstinking-now-trending-twitter https://www.nairaland.com/2004907/aregbe-admitted-he-cant-manage-osun-without-nigerdelta-oil https://www.nairaland.com/151167/alao-akala-looted-over-n1bn-11 https://www.nairaland.com/3141015/top-five-hypocritical-behaviour-yorubas https://www.nairaland.com/3177638/future-yorubaland-bayo-adedayo-writes https://www.nairaland.com/3174460/bayo-adeyinka-wrote-open-letter-to-tinubu https://www.nairaland.com/3173893/open-letter-asiwaju-bola-ahmed-tinubu http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/open-letter-asiwaju-bola-ahmed-tinubu/?utm_ I hereby refer you to that epic article by Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the current Emir of Kano, a Fulani, where he revealed some truths about your people: "YORUBAS ARE THE PROBLEM WITH NIGERIA"? In sum, the Yoruba political leadership, as mentioned by Balarabe Musa, has shown itself over the years to be incapable of rising above narrow tribal interests and reciprocating goodwill from other sections of the country by treating other groups with respect. Practically every crisis in Nigeria since independence has its roots in this attitude. The Yoruba elite were the first, in 1962, to attempt a violent overthrow of an elected government in this country. In 1966, it was the violence in the West which provided an avenue for the putsch of 15th January. After Chief Awolowo lost to Shagari in 1983 elections, it was the discontent and bad publicity in the South-West which led to the Buhari intervention... http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/yorubas-are-the-problem-with-nigeria-by-sanusi-lamido-sanusi-elombah-com.111348/ Immediately after Nigeria Independence, Yorubaland was aflame with Awolowo vs Akintola political fight which blossomed into the 'Operation Wetie' with great arson, maiming and wanton destruction of lives and properties. Battle Between Awolowo, Akintola Led To 1966 Coup- Yakassai - https://www.nairaland.com/2867045/battle-between-awolowo-akintola-led https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S0F_5ma4lM https://www.nairaland.com/3190093/igr-poor-rich-states-nigeria-18poor-northern-states https://www.nairaland.com/3179098/ben-bruce-reveals-smartest-states-abia-anambra https://www.nairaland.com/3171577/ben-murray-bruce-anambra-doesnt-owe-despite-not-receiving-13percent-oil-derivative https://www.nairaland.com/3088004/southeast-one-richest-region-after-southsouth https://www.nairaland.com/3029622/know-states-controls-90percent-cash-transactions-rivers-anambra-abia 2 Likes |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by yom2(m): 3:46am On Jun 27, 2016 |
inquisitiv: OneNaira6:there are some bad mindset some of our brothers carry about . Just about every government move or step is viewed from a tribal goggle. I could remember during d fight against fake drugs, d impounding of some containers during d nafdac regime of d late amazon. One of my co tenant sees it like:' oh it is because they are from this tribe thats why they are being persecuted'. Forgeting that d person championing d just cause is from d same tribe. Lets learn to think out of d box. |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by MirabelArode(f): 4:41am On Jun 27, 2016 |
willibounce1: We are saying the same thing, we yorubas must stick with fulanis because we are owned by them and will continue to serve them. |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by Nobody: 4:51am On Jun 27, 2016 |
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Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by primus101(f): 4:55am On Jun 27, 2016 |
arresa: The igbos love playing victim. Good. But I fear this post wasn't at all devoid of a tribal undertone. Sorry, but asides Ben Akabueze. Who else is a south Easterner in a top position? I asked for a list if you had one. And while making the list juxtapose it with Northern appointments and judge objectively. Let me give you a quick summary of what you may come up with. Ben, chris(maybe) That's all. I refrain from mentioning Kachikwu as I would rather let sleeping dogs lie. I am not writing this as a South Easterner, I am writing from a neutral perspective. First, I think you have mis-concieved the south easterner. Forget the Tribal slurs rife here and let's examine the real world. South Easterners do not hate any other tribe asides Hausa. That's a fact. I live in the south East and I have seen Yorubas who live here and how they are treated, if for anything they are given preferential treatment. Some have learnt to speak The Igbo language. I will admit I do not have comprehensive data here. But from my real world experience. A typical south easterner has no qualms with a yoruba man. If you have visited a south eastern state and witnessed obvious tribalism, kindly state it. Again, sir, you stated the south easterner's support for PDP. You'll admit that through out the 16 years of PDP's rule, you can't produce a statistically correct data representing the number of votes PDP got and from whence. PDP got away largely due to rigging. The only time I would say the East rallied around PDP was in 2011 for Jonathan. They paid for that in the North. Then to the civil war. I did not initially mention or tell you the civil war was entirely the fault of the North. Though, I think you wrote a terribly biased summary. I would encourage you to admit truth. The case is a simple case of two tribes who fought and years later haven't been able to forgive each other. The East didn't team up with anybody to rule. Ironsi was simply the top military officer then, he would have taken over even if he was from old bendel. I wasn't born during the civil war, but I have read extensively on it. The Igbos have since then never found true favour in the eyes of the hausa man (that's the believe). And in turn the Igbo man hasn't really loved the Hausa. I am trying to really not go into the beginings and causes of the civil war, as that on its own is a huge debatable topic. But the point is, no one is playing victim. Wounds from the civil war and subsequent killings of Easterners residing in the North, years after the war has ended hasn't really being helpful. The East didn't hate Buhari because of Corruption, that's fallacious. Buhari was/is hated because of his tribe. Simple. PS: I am not tribalistic. Read and reply my post without a tribalistic mindset, let's deal facts and actual world not generalizations stemming from what's obtainable on this forum. Thank you, sir. 1 Like |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by primus101(f): 5:19am On Jun 27, 2016 |
yom2. While I agree the East is quite tribalistic and marginalization conscious. I would attribute this to the orientation given to the Igbo child about the war. You see, a baby boy who is old enough to know good and bad believes the whole country hates the East. He believes we are being exploited and Marginalised. Sadly, some, even after being educated grow up with this mentality. They are giving evidences from the civil war, with a very tribally biased recount. The truth is, the real tribalism exists only between the North and East. While the North may be more physical and bloody. The East is more discrminatory and noisy about it. I am currently researching as to the true state of this. I however do not agree, that the East rejected Buhari for any other reason other than his Tribe. The Poster you quoted who sided with the obviously mis-informed writer and called the East supporters of corruption is wrong. He committed an error of Generalization. The Eastern Politicians do not represent the Exact thought of the eastern populace. Yes, they campaigned against Buhari, but they leveraged on the hatred for The Hausa man haboured by most easterners. Not, corruption. Anyway, this Forum is filled with tribalism-motivated posts. Nobody is doing objective and progressive debate here. If they are, it is quite scarce. 2 Likes |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by adconline(m): 5:30am On Jun 27, 2016 |
einst3in:What a revision of history.. GEJ appointed Emiefele to fill the slot of SS not SE. Kachukwu is filling Delta spot in SS not in SE.. Why do we have have to regurgitate these lies? A president who declared that he would favour 97% of voters over 5% is not worthy to be a leader! 1 Like |
Re: President Buhari, Ndigbo And The Politics Of Hate - Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka by Niyinficient(m): 5:33am On Jun 27, 2016 |
primus101: I don't share the belief that the Yorubas hate the Igbos as well, although the 'labeling' and the 'tagging' thing is common among the two tribes. I just knw the Igbos are always at loggerheads with the yorubas cos they believe the Yoruba sometimes don't usually support their interests and the Yorubas on the other hand belive the Igbos are kinda too rigid to ally with base on trust, but we know the root of all thses I got in a discussion with a Northerner at the abuja airport due to delayed flight, one of the outlets at the departure lounge was playing a CD about Nigeria past events including the civil war. The man said he doesn't support the way the civil war is been over the years being told to the younger generation, he saidsuch event shud be related in a way to alienate any for of tribal sentiments and historian ought to preach peace and national unity through such ugly event as the civil war, he claims the way the stories of the war are being told, it transfers and encourages hatred among the young generation of thevarious tribes and I surely agree with him. My dear, I think it's high time we move on from the events of the civil war, the grudges of the war bore by the Igbos is affecting the political transaction between the north and the south. Like I said, the problem of the country is more tribal than religious (check the Yorubas and the Edos for example: the they hardly av religious crisis). Until theIgbos share and believe in the 'Nigerian Identity', I don't see any changes in our West/North-tilted political skyline. I am Yoruba, but I will support any Igbo presidency after this administration. The issue of Biafra should be well spelt out, if it is achievable, they should go for it with all their resources, if it looks otherwise,they should focus on the Nigerianess of Nigeria (Ojukwu:19**) they should convince the rest of the country that an Igbo man is more than capable to lead Nigeria. The hatred against the Hausas and the belief that other tribes hate them should be put out, it's not helping matters. 1 Like 1 Share |
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