EMMY76:



Very funny man igbos have been voting for all the nigerian presidents since 1999 except buhari who has never hidden his deep hatred for igbos.

proeast:
Lol, Mr. Man, it is in your own best interest to support Igbo presidency. The choice is all yours, if you like apply common sense work with the Igbos to ensure we are fully integrated by supporting their quest for presidency. When Igbos believed in Nigeria, the country was making giant strides but when we were sidelined, everything went to the dogs.

Many Igbos are apathetic to the Igbo presidency issue because they've lost interest in Nigeria. If guys are wise, this is an opportunity to make them have a rethink.

Look all around Nigeria and you will see chaos and disorder. We are the glue holding the country together, if you believe that Nigeria will survive 2023 and beyond with another Northerner or even SW in Aso rock then you're deluded.

loopman:


And those two are the architects of what ever problem is bedeviling the Igbos in Nigeria in particular and Nigeria in general

1: Azikwe colluded with the Northern power brokers to become ceremonial president when he could have been the Prime Minister if he has agreed to form the govt with AG rather than NPC

The same Azikwe had earlier worked against Awolowo to insert the secession clause in the independence constitution

2: Aguiyi Ironsi Mr Decree 34 ( the decree that abolished the regions and regional government and took all the power to the center in anticipation that Igbos will rule Nigeria forever) and his refusal to promptly try the coup plotters of Jan 15/16 of 1966.

Thelimitbreaker:
This man has spoken the minds of the Northern elites.... I will keep saying it times without number that the Igbos didn't play their political chess smartly.... I guess the vendetta that the North has with the Igbos is the death of Tafawa Balewa... They hold that man with high esteem even till this day.... They still mourn him.... They also have this premonition that you can't clip the wings of an Igbo President cause he will be very unpredictable and erratic.... Anything can happen to them, that's the sincere fear they have.... My advice for the Igbos: Stop Biafra crusade and pursue Presidency.... You will get it if you ball very intelligently....

Tflex01:


Igbos actually taught they will rule Nigeria for ever.

candidtalk:


Lol. Mohammed is addressing Igbos and their doomed ambition and this one is hyperventilating shouting Yoruba this and that.

Watch Yoruba man become President in 2023. I will personally escort you into exile in Togo then.

gwafaeziokwu:


I am loving this. The Igbo question which has been the big elephant in the Nigeria political space since the end of the civil war is long overdue for a revisit. 2023 will determine a lot of things. It's either Nigeria move on from the civil war or Igbos move on from Nigeria.

Igbo man is too proud to beg for his right. If he cannot successfully aspire to lead his country, then he does not belong to such country,period!

loopman:


If there is any region that you should use Biafra to blackmail, the South West is the last region you can use that with.

In the event that Nigeria collapse today, the SW is the only region in Nigeria that can quickly start as a new country with minimal disruption to the society, it’s the ONLY REGION in Nigeria with both sea and land borders

Please stop the nonsense as the Igbos will the biggest losers if Nigeria collapse judging by how they’ve heavily invested their lives in other regions

Thelimitbreaker:
This man has spoken the minds of the Northern elites.... I will keep saying it times without number that the Igbos didn't play their political chess smartly.... I guess the vendetta that the North has with the Igbos is the death of Tafawa Balewa... They hold that man with high esteem even till this day.... They still mourn him.... They also have this premonition that you can't clip the wings of an Igbo President cause he will be very unpredictable and erratic.... Anything can happen to them, that's the sincere fear they have.... My advice for the Igbos: Stop Biafra crusade and pursue Presidency.... You will get it if you ball very intelligently....

PHAYOL81:


Nobody is scared of the Igbos. Igbos didn't build bridges but they want to use the ones others build to cross the sea. It would have been possible if they play their game right but they haven't. They have even resorted to blackmail because they would never love to stoop to get what they want.
Even in the advance country, you campaign, beg, cajole and make promises to get the numbers behind you but here, you're creating enmity while at the same time, demanding for support. Who does that? That's akin to telling the people they are dumb and shattered that you can control them into submission. That's not who the Yorubas want to be and I'm sure that's not whom the Northerners are.
You can always punch your SS neighbours to fan your ass while you stool but don't take that shiiiit to the door of the Omoluabis because we gonn kick that ass you ain't gonn ever dare again.

honeyB2018:


You, Junaid Mohammad and the op above you are completely wrong.
What I see, is that other Nigerians are still fighting against the Igbos, as the did during the civil war , though it has ended physically.
How do you say the Igbos never supported other Nigerians? This is one of the biggest lies ever told against the Igbo.
In 1979, Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, leading NPP, supported Shehu Shagari of NPN, to form his government, which SW never did
1999, Igbos supported and voted for Obj for 8yrs, Southwest never did, though Obj is from their region
In 2003, Igbos, left their respected Ojukwu, to vote and support a Yoruba man (Obj)
2007, Igbos voted and supported Yara'Adua an Hausa/Fulani man, to be president
2011-15, Igbos supported and vote G. E.J, an Ijaw man, from a southern minority, to be president.
So what is the offence of the Igbos, why the lie, that they are not building bridges? Even in states, where they reside, have their votes not helped in installing the government in power now?
Why the lies?

chrisblack:
the opportunity for the presidency was lost twice .2015 and 2019. They are not strategic political thinker's. Let to me , irrespective of what the igbos want,they can't achieve it first without the support of the SW 2.SS and reluctantly 3. The North.
However the most important and very crucial is the SW and SS. They would make or marr any of the political ambition of the SE.either presidency or otherwise. They are the natural logistical route and political buffer for the SE.
The SE should look inward and re-birth it's self.Stop these self imposed hatred for others, learn to accommodate and show love .others will reciprocate

honeyB2018:


You, Junaid Mohammad and the op above you are completely wrong.
What I see, is that other Nigerians are still fighting against the Igbos, as the did during the civil war , though it has ended physically.
How do you say the Igbos never supported other Nigerians? This is one of the biggest lies ever told against the Igbo.
In 1979, Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, leading NPP, supported Shehu Shagari of NPN, to form his government, which SW never did
1999, Igbos supported and voted for Obj for 8yrs, Southwest never did, though Obj is from their region
In 2003, Igbos, left their respected Ojukwu, to vote and support a Yoruba man (Obj)
2007, Igbos voted and supported Yara'Adua an Hausa/Fulani man, to be president
2011-15, Igbos supported and vote G. E.J, an Ijaw man, from a southern minority, to be president.
So what is the offence of the Igbos, why the lie, that they are not building bridges? Even in states, where they reside, have their votes not helped in installing the government in power now?
Why the lies?

loopman:


Simple.. they know how erratic they could be and the tendency to act foolishly before thinking.

History is there to tell us how Igbos act before giving a deep thought to the likely consequences of their action

Blackking98:

Only region in Nigeria with both sea and land border's? So us from the SS are aliens abi take your chest beating easy oga

gwafaeziokwu:


I am loving this. The Igbo question which has been the big elephant in the Nigeria political space since the end of the civil war is long overdue for a revisit. 2023 will determine a lot of things. It's either Nigeria move on from the civil war or Igbos move on from Nigeria.

Igbo man is too proud to beg for his right. If he cannot successfully aspire to lead his country, then he does not belong to such country,period!

loopman:


Take your map and check and come back to dispute what I wrote

Delta, Bayelsa Rivers and Akwa Ibom open to seas but not international land borders

chrisblack:
the opportunity for the presidency was lost twice .2015 and 2019. They are not strategic political thinker's. Let to me , irrespective of what the igbos want,they can't achieve it first without the support of the SW 2.SS and reluctantly 3. The North.
However the most important and very crucial is the SW and SS. They would make or marr any of the political ambition of the SE.either presidency or otherwise. They are the natural logistical route and political buffer for the SE.
The SE should look inward and re-birth it's self.Stop these self imposed hatred for others, learn to accommodate and show love .others will reciprocate

Blackking98:

So Cross river doesn't share land border with Cameroon? Isn't that an international land border? You're a clown

loopman:



So which part of Cross Rivers opens to the International seas ?

I’m sure comprehension is a deep problem for your type

Blackking98:

[s]Dah you're mad o.
You said SW is the only region with land and sea border. I said SS also does.
You now change the narrative to international boarder, I also say SS does with cross river bordering Cameroon.
You're now asking which part of Cross river opens up to international seas, to answer your question Calabar river empties directly into the Atlantic ocean and akpabuyo LGA borders the Atlantic ocean since you've turned the argument to SW vs Cross River and no longer SS.
Now use your tiny brain to tell me which part of oyo empties into the Atlantic ocean or which part of osun empties into the Atlantic ocean. Clown [/s]

loopman:


Apparently you are one of the stupid people that can’t hold a conversation on Nairaland without insults. Go and find your category to roll in the gutter with, you have plenty of your kind here

Blackking98:

Looser
E pain u
Illitrate chest beater

loopman:


See a standard illiterate, look into the mirror. I know you are one of the empty nincompoop around here.

Blackking98:

Pained Yoruba man
See mouth like only region land and see border

loopman:


You are another dull ipob

Now sod off to look for fools like you to roll the mud with

Illiterate

Blackking98:

[s] really?
The best u can do is call me IPOB
That won't change the fact that everything you claim to have naturally in SW, we in the SS have it even more
Keep crying, pained Yoruba man [/s]

proeast:
Lol, Mr. Man, it is in your own best interest to support Igbo presidency. The choice is all yours, if you like apply common sense work with the Igbos to ensure we are fully integrated by supporting their quest for presidency. When Igbos believed in Nigeria, the country was making giant strides but when we were sidelined, everything went to the dogs.

Many Igbos are apathetic to the Igbo presidency issue because they've lost interest in Nigeria. If guys are wise, this is an opportunity to make them have a rethink.

Look all around Nigeria and you will see chaos and disorder. We are the glue holding the country together, if you believe that Nigeria will survive 2023 and beyond with another Northerner or even SW in Aso rock then you're deluded.

richie240:

Can u imagine d effrontery.
Ngwanu, come and force yasef on Nigerians nah!
#Politics- F9.