Nazeren:
You've been rattling and screeching like a cricket since you fell into this space. You do this for a living?

lestat:


WOw finally you typed a sentence and almost got all your spellings right? bravo igor, we are making progress

#Retardd

Nazeren:
Wait a minute. Is that your ire now? English. Abeg gerrout. Your vocab can't compare to mine. Hahaha now you make me laugh. I'm not in the habit of pointing errors as I know English is your 3rd language, hence, incomprehensible for you. So you see, as per that, I'm quite understanding. Anything else I won't tolerate your bickering!

Huummm...btw..

1. Stop sticking around. You're not my type. Get lost.

2. As long as you continue to quote me stupidly, I'll keep reminding you that you're an ipob and your hiding in a racist state can't change your background.

2. That once again, you're IPOB. An opportunist. A thieving bastard. Or show me one biafraudan that isn't prone to stealing/defrauding others and I'll bow to him in reverence.

3. Classless. Lowlife. I'll always see you as beneath me.

4. I can't help you. If you need help, free yourself from yourself first.

5. You're cursed. Period.

EazyMoh:

Well Obi may be better, but the odds are definitely in favor of Rochas. That's why Igbos are generally not good in politics. Do you think PMB is the best the north could offer? Hell no! But at that time he stood the greatest chance of winning, and that was why he was supported.
The earlier you guys realize that Rochas is the most loved Igbo man outside Igboland the easier for you to produce a president.

auggie340:

This is the big problem in Nigerian politics.... You support a candidate based on popularity, whether real or imagined, and not fitness to rule...Like seriously...How then do we expect Nigeria to move forward..smh...well point of correction , "Igbos are generally not good in UNPROGRESSIVE politics" cos that's the type that is being practiced in Nigeria

EazyMoh:

Lol you can look at it however you like. Democracy isn't primarily about electing the best candidate, but simply making the most popular candidate the winner.
In Nigerian setting, our democracy is about regional interest. In the first republic every region has its own executive leaders who have absolute powers to make policies beneficial to their regions. But now we have the opposite and the president has to come from somewhere. No doubt the region the president comes from stands to gain by having their interest secured at the center.
So keep playing your "progressive" Igbo politics, fact is it will never give you the presidency.
Deal with that.

auggie340:

what difference does it make??...an incompetent popular man or none....I'll rather we don't get the so-called presidency than av an incompetent one represent us badly...It's how many yrs since independence and Nigeria is still struggling to get it right politically... smh