Itohanprefa:
That's what your warped bigoted mind thinks, Nigeria is over 200m and you are only one wretched person

inforesource:

Agreed. But we only need one man and vice to be the next driver. So who should be that person so that we can all put our hands on deck. Your choice is highly needed. Thank you.

Onlinesmart:
You mean your father?

inforesource:
Yes, I see that the game is on and I will not wait for people to give me rotten fish. i am picking these personalities base on quality and equity.

My picks for President are:
1. Peter Obi
2. Dave Umahi
3. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi

For vice: Prof. Babagana Umara Zulum

Choose yours or tell us why my picks are not good enough.

Itohanprefa:
I mean you and your whole generation

majamajic:
Ngige (president) /tinubu (VP)

OfoIgbo:


Yes, the same Ijaw president you Yorubas conspired with the Fulanis, to remove

Webmannigeria:
Peter Obi / Prof Zulum

inforesource:


Great picks, just that I want the next president to come from the Eastern part of Nigeria for peace sake n equity. If they have ruled this your pick would have been mine. Kudos!

inforesource:


Great picks, just that I want the next president to come from the Eastern part of Nigeria for peace sake n equity. If they have ruled this your pick would have been mine. Kudos!

nemynely:
Op, you are taking us back to one of those perennial mistakes we usually make - the presumption that it takes one seemingly good man to change the fortunes of Naija.
Where are the Sai Babas now?
Even football has moved away from the era of point9 dependency. Every member of the 23man squad is now made to imbibe the hunger for goals.
In other words, Naija doesn't need one man, rather a vast group of seemingly good men and women who would rise above ALL DIVIDES to salvage the nation.

nemynely:


You are right bro to the extent that only two persons can occupy the exalted position of first and second in the nation. To be honest, I can't see any man I wish to give my backing for any of the positions.

Let me tease you with this chronicle.
In 1983, the present president took over power and did absolutely nothing with it. Only idiagbon, God bless his soul, gave that administration some sense of direction. On discovering a lacunae, Maradona left Argentina and possessed IBB who imported SAP and holds the enviable record of ushering the naira into a free fall.
Bereft of dribbling skills in 1993, he cancels an election and STEPS ASIDE (whatever that means). His greedy COAS decided to prove that Maradona was only a learner, no wonder his benevolence from the other side is mind-blowing to the children of today.
Suddenly, a glimmer of hope shone on the horizon and while religious folks termed it "the hand of God" with attendant effusive eulogies deserving of an Almighty, the scientific community harped on a chemical weapon which may have involved an apple as conduit and transporter.
The Ota prince, who was fortuitously gifted what almost every citizen referred to as a "second chance", greedily fluffed it away in a fruitless bid to perpetuate himself in power.
Permit me at this point to introduce a slimmy character whose toga of "comrade" and signature khaki dress code still provokes a derisive laughter from my loins. Pls may I remind you at this juncture that the free fall of the naira continued unabated with its attendant consequences.
Back to the khaki wearing, albeit, fearless indigene of Edo state who bears a primordial name, little did we know what his true intentions were. He got everyone else fooled, except for myself and a few other persons, and made them believe he was fighting their cause. Pray tell, why didn't any of his petrol pump price hike wars ever end with a restoration to status quo.
Right under his nose, the near N11 naira fuel pump price the OTA prince met it as galloped to a N70 at his exit.

Here's the time to ask me "what's your point gaan gaan?".

My points are as follows:
1. You really can't vouch for anyone until you see how they handled power, authority, privilege, opportunity etc.
2. Decay and depreciation has remained on the milky way of free fall.
3. That checks and balances, not the charade currently known as NASS and the Judiciary, are far more important than the persons who will bulldoze their way to the seats of power. (Or do you think we actually elect people in this part of the world?)

Before you label me Mr Elejowewe, let me answer your question.

Answer- Oby Ezekwesili for President
Dora Akunyili / the Adesina of AFDB for VP

I am not amnesic. Just that I wish Dora was still alive.

Pedrocross4568:


We don't need to give it to the igbos all in the name to let peace reign. if they want it, let them earn it. for now they don't deserve to have it cause they are not ready.

loopman:


Under which party ? Some of you thinks as if you live in Mars

Onlinesmart:
This is a mere consolation for you and your fellow emotional wailers. Deep down, you know no Nigerians would willingly vote someone from the east. Nigerians would rather vote another Ijaw man ahead of igbo.

inforesource:

Honestly, we need a third strong force. Any party aside apc n pdp.

loopman:


Lol..a new party can’t win a presidential party easily like that...you need to build structures by starting from ground up, not top down

loopman:


Move on already

IamWonderful:
Chicken (Ngige) will not want to be a meal for lion (Tinubu)

OfoIgbo:


This list is just too colourless for me.

I even prefer Orji Uzor Kalu to the peopel you mentioned.

Anyway, my list will have people like Prof. Kingsley Muoghalu, Festus Odimegwu and Charles Soludo.
Enough of this colourless, incompetent presidents.

OfoIgbo:


I cannot ignore history in my decision making. It enhances the quality of the choices I make.

Yorubas showed their love for the Ijaws in 2015

qwertyboss:
Osinbajo / Zulum


Kwankwaso / Ambode


Ngige / Saraki


fvck part system! I do candidature

EqUalJustice:
Akinwuni Adesina / Tambuwal for 2023

inforesource:

Exactly my thought. But remember apc came up during almost election year . Never say never. Let just watch. As it stands now Nigerians are fade up of these two parties and are longing for something fresh and new. I am speaking the mind of majority here. I am one of those.

loopman:


APC was a new party as such, it was an amalgamation of parties with existing structures.

OfoIgbo:


I cannot ignore history in my decision making. It enhances the quality of the choices I make.

Yorubas showed their love for the Ijaws in 2015

loopman:


Lol, the same Yorubas that voted heavily for GEJ in 2011? He messed up and he was shown the way out, the same way that PMB was almost losing the SW. perform or get no votes in SW, no it’s my brother thing

OfoIgbo:


[s]Stop lying. The Yorubas didn't heavily vote for Gej in 2011. In fact, one Yoruba state voted against gej, and the only reason Lagos favoured gej was because Igbos and SSners in Lagos voted overwhelmingly for Gej.
GEJ only won Lagos by a few percentage points b cause of that.

Yorubas will do anything to undermine any southern group. They undermined gej. Now they are trying to undermine the chances of any Igboman becoming the president of Nigeria[/s]