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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by richie240: 10:40am On Oct 06, 2019
selemempe:
An Igbo president is good but Biafra is better

nku5:
Who Presidency epp

Igbos are not interested in presidency. We need restructuring. Simple and short.

The north and south west that have held the presidency between themselves since independence are shitholes riddled with crime, terrorism, illiteracy and poor quality of life.

Edwin Clark should not use Igbos to be popular now biko. Same Edwin Clark we heard fought against Peter Odili becoming President in 2007 because he was Igbo

helinues:


So you people wants Nigeria to break up because Apc is not zoning their presidency to SE or because you are too afraid to ask the presidency from the party you guys have been loyal to?

Make Una stop confusing thunder now

Una arguments sometimes dey confuse confusionists


Monday: "We want biafla"..."biafla or death"!
Tuesday: "Nor leflendum nor erection"
Wednesday: "we want lestlucturlin"
Thursday: "we are not intlested in zoogelia plesidency" "d zoo must fall"
Friday: "we want Igbo president" (in d same zoogeria)
Saturday: "ipob is a nonviolent organization"
Sunday: ipob attacks ekeremadu......ipob targets Nigerian leaders for attack
_____________________.......
Monday: "we want biafla..biafla or nigelia scatter"
Tuesday: "nor leflendum nor Nigeria"
Wednesday: "Nigeria is a zoo" "who wants to live with animals?"
Thursday: "we are free to live anywhere in Nigeria the zoo".. "ehn, lefam rike dt, we plefer to be animals in d zoo than humans in biafla."
Thur: ..........

.....and d cycle continues
Nna mehn, the thunder sef is confused!


undecided

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by berrystunn(m): 10:40am On Oct 06, 2019
Binikingdowm:
What about a Benin man or Ibibio man or tiv person? Must it always be hausa-yoruba-igbo?


They haven’t release that Nigeria Belong to nobody .

I’m Igbo, but I hate to hear the word minority.

The meaning is deeper then they think.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Ojiofor: 10:41am On Oct 06, 2019
QuotaSystem:


That's exactly why you're assured of 97% of our Biafran votes at our Ruga Polling Unit cheesy.

You're welcome kiss


We don't mind where the votes are coming from so far they are Niigerians they are welcome.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Ttipsy(f): 10:42am On Oct 06, 2019
mildflame:

Quit the childish rhetorics, 2023 is for Igbos or South south forget what others think start preparation now
obviously what preparation does it require for SE presidency??

Doesn't the North also prepare as well, your speaking like you ain't familiar with the pattern of politics Nigeria and illiterate Nigerians play?
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Nobody: 10:42am On Oct 06, 2019
Ojiofor:


Igbo presidency is a national problem that should be solved collectively irrespective of party differences.

igbo presidency is an igbo problem.


Igbos have always beeen aligned with the center since independence. During the 1st republic they alligned with Balewa, during the 2nd republic they alligned with Shagari, from 1999 they were with PDP. The only time theyve not been at the center they want to bring the country down, stoking hate up and down. they should go and sit down.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Rekhina(f): 10:44am On Oct 06, 2019
seguno2:
If Nigeria is to survive as an entity beyond 2023, we must have an Igbo as our President.
No more no less.
The Yorubas won’t miss the opportunity to get out of the slavery country that Luggard created this time around.
this time around Yoruba moslem won't sabotage it

2023 or earlier is the period , coalition of afenifere , MIDDLEBELT and old East is aware of this plan , And cabal won't choose Igbo president ,
I pray they won't give Igbo the presidency and IGBOS will move out let me see he MIDDLEBELT or yorubas will fight igbos like 1967 ,

Nigerian army is 2 little for igbos btw

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by adenigga(m): 10:44am On Oct 06, 2019
With all due respect, I thought Baba is a learned person politically @ least. When the chips are down, can south East votes or Igbo votes only secure presidency for Igbos?

Without alignment with other zones, it will continued to be a tall ladder to climb.

Cross check all the past election results, you will discovered that the winner & their parties reach out to other ethnic groups. The IPOB issues is there, so how do we reconcile that with Nigeria's mandate? As an elder I don't expect this.

Also, if IPOB succeed, remember you will fall into minority in that marriage, because you an Ijaw man, non Igbo speaking group.

We should take it easy o!

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by SEGLIZ: 10:44am On Oct 06, 2019
mrvitalis:

The funny thing your likes don't understand is ...without zoning a southerner can't rule nigeria

So your hate for Igbo's should not cloud your reason ....south west have ruled ,south south have
Its only natural they support south east as south east supported them

The thing now should be which Igbo would south west n south south be comfortable with that should be the argument

I'm of the opinion south west n south south should nominate 5 names they are comfortable with

this is the issue zoning won't work.
reasons are - we don't run a unitary state, we are not running a one party system.
if apc is willing to field and igbo candidates, pdp would field an Hausa candidacy to flaw the dream. if pdp is attempting to present a south eastern candidacy apc would bring in Hausa to have an edge.
it is only possible if is agreed both parties or all the parties would field contestants from a particular extraction simultaneously.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by TempleHouse: 10:44am On Oct 06, 2019
Who is the Igbo leader or candidates

Ikpeazu or Okorocha ?

The Igbo nation are bedevilled with bad governance, crimes and nepotism.

GEJ, a prototype of SE & SS is a failure.

Opportunity gone forever !

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Ttipsy(f): 10:45am On Oct 06, 2019
isthatso:


igbo presidency is an igbo problem.
its not a SE, issue. 2k23 Igbo presidency is called for. it's should be prioritised
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by omenka(m): 10:46am On Oct 06, 2019
Caseless:
We are just watching like the ekiti bat. They now beg for unity because their "secessional blackmail" hasn't worked.

If they want us to take them seriously, they should advance Rochas' cause as he's the only one we can support in the north.
Well, as for me, I would support a Soludo any day any time.

But you see the snag, PDP seems to have made up its mind it will NEVER give the party's ticket to the South East that has been loyal to them for TWENTY years!

In addition, ANY South Easterner seen working with or trying to align with APC is immediately branded an ANTI IGBO or ANTI SOUTH EAST ELEMENT and A SABOTEUR!

Look at Okorocha, look at Umahi, look at Soludo. Yet, they PDP they love and cherish so much has treated and continues to treat them with disdain. sad

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Uberalles: 10:47am On Oct 06, 2019
PaChukwudi44:

Over greedy de worry both regions.Obasanjo's eight years just ended in 2007 and there are back here shouting for 2023

Nigeria is in trouble.Every Region wants to produce the President unity is cast aside.The North wants to dominate the west equally want power and would gladly cast aside unity to obtain it. Both the North and West are greedy. At this stage of our development it is important that the SE produce the president.

However they cannot do it alone.They must unify and produce a credible candidate. This is where the SE is weak they find this very difficult. The North are very strategic and will always vote enbloc .The west have aligned with the North and expect to be compensated though the North would prefer to continue ruling. There lies the problem greed and distrust everywhere coupled with the Norths entitlement mentality.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by SEGLIZ: 10:47am On Oct 06, 2019
richie240:





Monday: "We want biafla"..."biafla or death"!
Tuesday: "Nor leflendum nor erection"
Wednesday: "we want lestlucturlin"
Thursday: "we are not intlested in zoogelia plesidency" "d zoo must fall"
Friday: "we want Igbo president" (in d same zoogeria)
Saturday: "ipob is a nonviolent organization"
Sunday: ipob attacks ekeremadu......ipob targets Nigerian leaders for attack
_____________________.......
Monday: "we want biafla..biafla or nigelia scatter"
Tuesday: "nor leflendum nor Nigeria"
Wednesday: "Nigeria is a zoo" "who wants to live with animals?"
Thursday: "we are free to live anywhere in Nigeria the zoo".. "ehn, lefam rike dt, we plefer to be animals in d zoo than humans in biafla."
Thur: ..........

.....and d cycle continues
Nna mehn, the thunder sef is confused!


undecided

thunder is over confused.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by ProudDick: 10:48am On Oct 06, 2019
mrvitalis:

Lol u don't even have a point ....the south south and south east have decided to back the north ....is that a problem ?

You always sound retarded. Are you the spokesperson for south south and south east? Instead of bringing your politicians to contest, you want them to be appointed as president in a democracy.

Pdp and apc will zone their presidency to the south in 2019 and if you igbos don’t get a grip of yourselves in pdp, a south south man would win it.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Ttipsy(f): 10:50am On Oct 06, 2019
TempleHouse:
Who is the Igbo leader or candidates

Ikpeazu or Okorocha ?

The Igbo nation are bedevilled with bad governance, crimes and nepotism.

GEJ, a prototype of SE & SS is a failure.

Opportunity gone forever !
the previous YPP presidential aspirant, isn't he Igbo?? moghalu the current Boss of National waterways. there are more intellects of SE origin. Igbos deserve a chance to be president of Nigeria today, the North and the West has tried, we've seen their achievements, now let's allow for SE zone presidency irrespective of Party Affiliation. Party is irrelevant when it come to fishing out a competent candidate
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Nobody: 10:50am On Oct 06, 2019
Adaibeku:

Igbos are PDP they are anti APC
They should forget APC ticket it's for people who built & believe in the party & the last time I checked igbos believe apc is an Islamic & satanic party. now they want the same party they have so hated make to make them the president cheesy cheesy
Confused idiots grin









Let Apc bring out Igbo first ,leave Pdp alone

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Dpharisee: 10:51am On Oct 06, 2019
mrvitalis:

Its not about Igbo ...its about zone ...not Igbo fault south east is 100% Igbo

There is Igala in Anambra and Idoma in Enugu. It's not 100% Igbo

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by mrvitalis(m): 10:51am On Oct 06, 2019
Dpharisee:


There is Igala in Anambra and Idoma in Enugu. It's not 100% Igbo
OK 99%
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Ojiofor: 10:51am On Oct 06, 2019
isthatso:


igbo presidency is an igbo problem.


Igbos have always beeen aligned with the center since independence. During the 1st republic they alligned with Balewa, during the 2nd republic they alligned with Shagari, from 1999 they were with PDP. The only time theyve not been at the center they want to bring the country down, stoking hate up and down. they should go and sit down.

Yoruba have taken their turn they should wait for another turn in 2039.There will be no Yoruba presidency until there is an Igbo president of Nigeria.
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Nobody: 10:52am On Oct 06, 2019
Ttipsy:
its not a SE, issue. 2k23 Igbo presidency is called for. it's should be prioritised

called for by who? you get what you earn. This is a democracy, if people trust you they will vote for you, you cant bully people into voting for you. you cant reign insults and hate and expect these same people to vote for you.

There is nothing in the constitution that says power must shift to the SE or the SW.

I have always said this, the north will never vote for Ibo and now because of the noise of the last 4 years neither will the SW, so how do you get the votes to become president?

Ibo will not become president in 2023 or the nearest future and nothing will happen. i will even go as far as to say that Ibos have made themselves unelectable as president of Nigeria...so long as there is a Nigeria.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Deepthoughts: 10:53am On Oct 06, 2019
mrvitalis:
Chief Edwin Clark, a nationalist who served under former Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon, as Federal Commissioner for Information, in this interview, speaks on the need for true federalism and why zoning of the nation’s presidency is paramount among other issues. Excerpts:

[/b]Let us talk about the state of the nation…
[b]

Things are very bad but we thank God that we are surviving and we remain united. The challenges are however many. Today, the country seems to be divided religiously and ethnically despite the fact that we all talk about unity. Security challenge is growing. The situation has not been effectively controlled. About four years ago, we were talking about Boko Haram in the North-East, and we felt that, with the promise made by the ruling party for ‘change’ and having the country being headed by a former military Head of State, Boko Haram would be a thing of the past. But, today, Boko Haram is still a problem. And apart from Boko Haram, we can see what is going on in the North-West, especially in Sokoto and Katsina. People are being killed, maimed and kidnapped. In Taraba, Plateau and Benue states, the situation is not different. We have, today, in the South, herdsmen ransacking everywhere, harassing maiming, kidnapping and raping women. Things are not normal.

[/b]Is this the Nigeria our heroes past foresaw when they fought for independence?[b]

I will say no because in the First Republic, even though we had some problems, the unity of Nigeria was very much guaranteed. During the pre-independence era, we were working together until 1953 when Tony Enahoro moved the motion for the independence of Nigeria and the Northern Region walked out of parliament. The British government invited Nigerian leaders to London for the 1954 and 1957 conferences and so on which led us to independence in 1960. During the period, there was peace and each of the regions was developing at its own pace while revenue allocation was based on what you produced in your area. You keep 50 percent of the allocation while the remaining 50 percent goes to the Federal Government. And of the 50 percent that goes to the Federal Government, 20 percent is kept by the Federal Government while the remaining 30 percent is shared among other regions. Until 1963 when the Mid-West Region was created, each of the regions had its own Constitution and Agent General in London. Today, you find that one of the houses acquired by the Western Nigerian government in those days is part of the Nigeria High Commission in London. Then, there was neither envy nor hatred. Both Muslims and Christians were living in peace and harmony. But when the Army struck, problem started. Then General Gowon came into power in 1966 and there was problem. The killing of prominent Nigerian politicians resulted into the counter-coup of July 1966, leading to the Aburi Accord in 1967 which did not materialise. General Gowon created 12 states after the civil war. So, today, we have 36 states including the Federal Capital. Perhaps, those who fought for independence in 1960 when we got it never envisaged that, 59 years after, Nigeria will still be so much divided and there would be many challenges. Now there is hunger; unemployment has risen to 23 percent; Fulani herdsmen carry AK 47 around and we were told they are from Libya, Burkina Faso and Mali among others and these people have been allowed to come into Nigeria untouched. The next thing we heard was that they wanted RUGA in the 36 states of the federation, meaning that these Fulani herdsmen would now be settled in the 36 states. Nigerians kicked against it, and it was suspended; but we hope it would be suspended forever because it could divide this country

[/b]What then are the chances of the South-West in 2023?[b]

They should stop thinking of becoming the President of Nigeria. What does Tinubu have to offer that the people of the South-East cannot offer? What is the justification for them to become the President of Nigeria? Is it because they belong to the APC? They should not be thinking of how to divide Nigeria. We must all unite and have respect for ourselves. The South-West should allow other people to have a taste of power. There is no way the South-West would be better than the South-East on the 2023 presidency.

[/b]What is the way forward?[b]

Let us practice true federalism in this country. Let every Nigerian have a sense of belonging. Without restructuring, the future is bleak. You remember the other day Mr. President said ‘if we do not kill corruption, corruption will kill us’. I also believe that if we do not restructure this country, non-restructuring of Nigeria will kill Nigeria. In a situation where some people feel they are superior to others, we don’t have a country. Nobody wants to be a slave to another person. Let the elders of the country meet from time to time to discuss the challenges of Nigeria. Like former President Olusegun Obasanjo, I have advocated that all stakeholders, including youths and women, have a roundtable to discuss the security of this country. What is happening in the North-East and North-West should not be regarded as a northern affair but a Nigerian affair because, sooner or later, it will happen to all of us.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/10/zoning-row-steer-clear-of-2023-presidency-for-igbo-clark-warns-yoruba-north/

Clark is 10000% correct in this interview.
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by omenka(m): 10:53am On Oct 06, 2019
Ttipsy:
wee you and other hateful sentimental minded Nigerians give them the chance and support?? that's the question
The question is WHY CANT PDP GIVE THEM THE CHANCE AND SUPPORT so Nigerians can decide which way to go, whether to support the candidate or not.

Can one vote for a nonexistent candidate?

Why does PDP Hate Igbos and the SE so much despite all their hardwork for the party for TWENTY YEARS?

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Westbestside: 10:54am On Oct 06, 2019
[s]
mrvitalis:

The funny thing your likes don't understand is ...without zoning a southerner can't rule nigeria

So your hate for Igbo's should not cloud your reason ....south west have ruled ,south south have
Its only natural they support south east as south east supported them

The thing now should be which Igbo would south west n south south be comfortable with that should be the argument

I'm of the opinion south west n south south should nominate 5 names they are comfortable with
[/s]Trash, So obasanjo and Jonathan are northerners. Stay in your room and be waiting for presidency.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Nobody: 10:54am On Oct 06, 2019
Ojiofor:


Yoruba have taken their turn they should wait for another turn in 2039.There will be no Yoruba presidency until there is an Igbo president of Nigeria.

I didnt say there will be a yoruba president but i know 100% there will not be an Ibo president. SE is the only zone that is universally untrusted by the 2 other large zones. Where do you get the votes then?

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by mildflame: 10:55am On Oct 06, 2019
Ttipsy:
obviously what preparation does it require for SE presidency??

Doesn't the North also prepare as well, your speaking like you ain't familiar with the pattern of politics Nigeria and illiterate Nigerians play?

Preparation to "takeover", bro let the Igbos speak with one voice just like Edwin Clarke is saying
The West and North are puffing up, what stop the east from doing same all I know come 2023 no Northerner or Youruba will rule this country
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by ProudDick: 10:55am On Oct 06, 2019
Ojiofor:


Yoruba have taken their turn they should wait for another turn in 2039.There will be no Yoruba presidency until there is an Igbo president of Nigeria.

The oga has spoken. The one that appoints presidents for Nigerians. Igbos and delusion.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Princemolar101: 10:55am On Oct 06, 2019
Binikingdowm:
What about a Benin man or Ibibio man or tiv person? Must it always be hausa-yoruba-igbo?
. You see what we are talking about there's greed and hatred ,ethnic division and tribal sentiment we are talking about ..we can't be together .bring out one reasonable tiv man or woman I will support him
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Deepthoughts: 10:55am On Oct 06, 2019
Binikingdowm:
What about a Benin man or Ibibio man or tiv person? Must it always be hausa-yoruba-igbo?
They will get it when it's their zone's turn.
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by Princemolar101: 10:56am On Oct 06, 2019
Princemolar101:
. You see what we are talking about there's greed and hatred ,ethnic division and tribal sentiment we are talking about ..we can't be together .bring out one reasonable tiv man or woman I will support him
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by kelly72: 10:56am On Oct 06, 2019
nku5:
Who Presidency epp

Igbos are not interested in presidency. We need restructuring. Simple and short.

The north and south west that have held the presidency between themselves since independence are shitholes riddled with crime, terrorism, illiteracy and poor quality of life.

Edwin Clark should not use Igbos to be popular now biko. Same Edwin Clark we heard fought against Peter Odili becoming President in 2007 because he was Igbo

After restructuring, you still need quality leaders to help Nigeria harness the gains from it. Igbos have such leaders in abundance and we are putting them forward. So speak about what you know and leave what is bigger than your understanding.

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Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by berrystunn(m): 10:57am On Oct 06, 2019
richie240:

Monday: "We want biafla"..."biafla or death"!
Tuesday: "Nor leflendum nor erection"
Wednesday: "we want lestlucturlin"
Thursday: "we are not intlested in zoogelia plesidency"
Friday: "we want Igbo president" (in d same zoogeria)
Saturday: "ipob is a nonviolent organization"
Sunday: ipob attacks ekeremadu......ipob targets Nigerian leaders for attack
_____________________.......
Monday: "we want biafla..biafla or nigelia scatter"
Tuesday: "nor leflendum nor Nigeria"
Wednesday: "Nigeria is a zoo" "who wants to live with animals?"
Thursday: "we are free to live anywhere in Nigeria the zoo".. "ehn, lefam rike dt, we plefer to be animals in d zoo than humans in biafla."
Thur: ..........

.....and d cycle continues
....the thunder sef is confused!



For your information Igbos are over 40 million.
Ipob is over 1 million.

The thunder is confuse because the sender is more confuse, mistaking 39m igbos to 1m IPOB members.

Take this information , ipob members are poor.
They’re showcasing there anger ,

The rich igbos don’t talk about Biafra.

Take note
Re: Edwin Clark Warns Yoruba, North: Steer Clear Of 2023 Presidency For Igbo by richie240: 10:58am On Oct 06, 2019
QuotaSystem:










Wow I never thought I'd see the day PaChukwudi44 alongside many other Ibos would admit they need and desire Ibo presidency after pretending for years on this forum not to care about it cheesy cool

Also never thought Nairaland would still be alive to witness PaChukwudi align and line up behind Northern presidency & campaign for another Arewa Leader to succeed our President in 2023 cool. I am enjoying this our new found brotherhood kiss

I knew one day he would come around to his senses. Theres still his hope for other stubborn easterners like him.
....is dt not confusion? the same person saying "northern prez in 2023" is still saying "Igbo prez in 2023"

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