ilugunboy:

Just be prepared to seek asylum or a refuge status in Ivory Coast...

I hope you have been able to secure at least one room in Cotonou.

Better start learning french now 'cos you're going to need it.

Katsumoto:

Why don't you allow everyone to vote and contest in your Ezendigbo NL contest? Why only those who have identified themselves as Igbo? Afterall, the election takes place in a public forum? I bet you didn't see that coming.

White supremacists also have websites; do you think that just because you have access to the net your suggestion to them would be adhered to if they knew you were a ni.gga?

PointB:


Eze Ndi Igbo contest is what it is - a contest, an election. It is NOT proposal or discussion. We never stopped folks like you from observing or suggesting. I bet you didn't see this coming.

ilugunboy:
The way a Christian Southerner President and his Ministers have been looting the treasury like there is no tomorrow

Obiagelli:
which middle belt?

phlamy: After the first 2 pages, every other page went to the dogs as usual. And its amazing how people just leave threads and dont come back the moment trolls take over. All they do is introduce religion and ethnicity with a lot of gutter language. I so enjoyed the first 2 pages. Thank you

Afam4eva: if APC wants to come out with something tangible at the end of the election, they have to present someone who has a followership that will bring them the unexpected numbers. Amaechi does not have the political muscle in his region because the president has colonized that region and nothing tangible can come from him. It will be suicidal for APC to present a VP from the South-South. I also think APC shouldn't present a South-Westerner because the party mostly has it's roots in that region and most people from that region would support and vote for an APC candidate irrespective of the person't ethnicity anyways, so it will be redundant presenting a Fashola for example, no matter how good that combo may look as far as performance is concerned. I think the deal breaker is to use a popular figure in the South-East like Rochas as a VP and it will even get better should Ngige win the governorship race in Anambra. That will mean that Rochas and Ngige will use their influence to sway voters in two of the most important Igbo states thereby taking possibly half of the votes that should have gone to Jonathan. These are words of wisdom. It's left for APC to take it or leave it. This is not the time for experiment because if they fail to beat Jonathan in 2015, they shoould just forget it forever because after Jonathan, presidency will most likely return to the north anyways.

cashkid_is_back: nassarawa,jos,southern kaduna,benue states.dis ar d states wia buhari kinsmen ie d fulanis ar killin helpless women n children wit impunity

Obiagelli:
like i said earlier if Apc fails in anambra (looking like it) they just have to forget the south east/SS and go the Buhari/fashola combo, anything contrary is just a waste of time.

HNosegbe: Reading the trajectory of this thread, it's crystal clear that the 2015 elections will be nothing but a referendum on tribal, ethnic and religious loyalties.

That's all.

Obiagelli:
Nassarawa? Apc state, Benue? Acn stronghold (they even have a senator) . i hear you

HNosegbe: Reading the trajectory of this thread, it's crystal clear that the 2015 elections will be nothing but a referendum on tribal, ethnic and religious loyalties.

That's all.

cashkid_is_back: dt their ar apc states does nt guarantee buhari their votes..imo is an apc state bt dt does nt mean dt buhari wil win in imo state.evn in lagos state wic is an apc state,buhari wil loose.under buhari,apc wil neva smell aso rock bt under a different candidate lik rochas or fashola apc may win.dts wat am tryin to say

atlwireles:

Buhari will win the same states he won 2011. The election will see some changes in the southwest. A Buhari/Fashola ticket is a non starter for many Christians in the southwest. Pretend all you want in nairaland, that is the simple truth.

atlwireles:

Buhari will win the same states he won 2011. The election will see some changes in the southwest. A Buhari/Fashola ticket is a non starter for many Christians in the southwest. Pretend all you want in nairaland, that is the simple truth.

cashkid_is_back: before nko,is everytin in nig nt based on ethnicity n religion

ilugunboy:

Such sensitizing will only resonate with SE only....

For every reason you bring against Buhari....we will bring out 10 against JONATHAN.

HNosegbe: Reading the trajectory of this thread, it's crystal clear that the 2015 elections will be nothing but a referendum on tribal, ethnic and religious loyalties.

That's all.

Katsumoto:

Keep consoling yourself.

Do I need to spell out the obvious to you? Fashola on the ticket will bring out Yoruba enmass.

Obiagelli:
You should notice that those playing the ethnic card are on the pdp side, it is called divide and rule

9Willywilly:
Olukuboy, You are Wrong, our Christian Southern President and his ministers are not looting , rather the are building the country well and blocking the lop holes used in looting our national Coffers.

Afam4eva:
So, why's APC not presenting Fashola? Is Buhari more qualified than Fashola? It seems to me that it's APC that using the regional sentiments to field a candidate in the forthcoming election.

Obiagelli:
election is about numbers and that Buhari has got. Who ever packs the numbers gets elected be it primaries or otherwise. Did acn feild ribadu for regional sentiments in 2011?

Katsumoto:

CPC and ACN fielded separate candidates the last time. Now CPC and ACN are one.

cashkid_is_back: dt their ar apc states does nt guarantee buhari their votes..imo is an apc state bt dt does nt mean dt buhari wil win in imo state.evn in lagos state wic is an apc state,buhari wil loose.under buhari,apc wil neva smell aso rock bt under a different candidate lik rochas or fashola apc may win.dts wat am tryin to say

Afam4eva: if APC wants to come out with something tangible at the end of the election, they have to present someone who has a followership that will bring them the unexpected numbers. Amaechi does not have the political muscle in his region because the president has colonized that region and nothing tangible can come from him. It will be suicidal for APC to present a VP from the South-South. I also think APC shouldn't present a South-Westerner because the party mostly has it's roots in that region and most people from that region would support and vote for an APC candidate irrespective of the person't ethnicity anyways, so it will be redundant presenting a Fashola for example, no matter how good that combo may look as far as performance is concerned. I think the deal breaker is to use a popular figure in the South-East like Rochas as a VP and it will even get better should Ngige win the governorship race in Anambra. That will mean that Rochas and Ngige will use their influence to sway voters in two of the most important Igbo states thereby taking possibly half of the votes that should have gone to Jonathan. These are words of wisdom. It's left for APC to take it or leave it. This is not the time for experiment because if they fail to beat Jonathan in 2015, they shoould just forget it forever because after Jonathan, presidency will most likely return to the north anyways.

Obiagelli:
election is about numbers and that Buhari has got. Who ever packs the numbers gets elected be it primaries or otherwise. Did acn feild ribadu for regional sentiments in 2011?