Normality:


Fool, the section from Umuahia to PH is 80% completed, it will get to that area, whether because of election or not.

I still maintain u don't stay in SE, a truth nwafo would never bad mouth his people like you - a sellout,
twaah (spits).....nzuzu egbuola unu

mazzi:
and how many yearz ave these ur hausa men ruled the country out of 53yearz of our existence as an independent nation that the want to bring down this country jst because the are out of power.

rman:
The author of the article is RIGHT!

The comments on this thread alone supports his claim 100%.

PhenomenonVFX:
Any intelligent person reading the article will know that the author is not saying all Igbo should support Buhari. The central theme of his write-up is the bitterness with which some brain-dead Igbos oppose fellow Igbos who support Buhari. They use different tactics from intimidation to ostracization to cower people with differing political views. These kind of senseless Igbos are the ones I called Igbo barbarians. Some of the mugus even started burning APC flags recently. But the will be the first to kowtow at Aso Rock should APC win next years election. Thoughtless baboons.
Dont support APC. But stop threatening and bitterly insulting Igbos who do.

mazzi:
Fhoolish op,ave u asked ursef why gambaris are after this power like their lives depends on it?tell me which tribe in nigeria the igbos ave not voted for?we voted for obasanjo(a yeruba man),we vote for yaradua(a northerner) so why won't we support an ijaw man now he needs our support?maybe, we shouldn't after all he is a minority and his people are only good in providing economic needs of nigeria but not good enough for leardership of the country the ave sustained for over 53yearz.op,search ur soul and repent. EFULEFU!!!

phantom:
as usual my brothers are emotionally firing from all cylinders while ,missing the obvious point of the article

Calculia:
Let us not forget the conversion of Enugu into an aviation hub. They nearly killed Stella Oduah for dat. Enugu International Airport nearing completion. We have got more from GEJ than all the previous president put together.

phantom:

the one that serves as a seaport when it rains? say something else please.

Babacele:
It is good to support any candidate of our choice while at the same time keeping sane boundaries within the Nigerian reality. The enemies of the Igbo, pretending to be more Igbo than you and I, gave the name Azikiwe and Ebele to GEJ to make him look one of 'us'. The costly political folly we have forced other Nigerians to accept is that GEJ is an Igbo. And if he rules till 2019, does it not means ibos have had their turn? Have we really? It will be damn too difficult ,if not impossible,to convince Nigerians whom we have forced to accept GEJ's igboness despite his obvious south south origins!

MayorofLagos:



Even Jonathan got drunk on ogogoro one night and in front of national media declared that only the Igbos have been the pillars of his administration.

Add his lack of tact and discretion on that statement to the repeated call by Ohaneze for all Igbos anywhere in Nigeria to vote Jonathan.

I hope not, but if it ends in a baboon and dog fight in 2015 Igbo will end up a scapegoat in the battle. There probably is....but Ive never met an Ijawman that built mansion and invested his life in Hausaland the way Ibos are everywhere in North and with their boast of mansions and economic control.


Ndigbo has two choices
1. Vote Jonathan and damn the consequencies
2 Self preservation and let Jonathan return home a one-term President.

berem:
hahahahaha!!! Mr. Globe,please tell those already falling in love with you that you are a male disguising as a female. You cannot take my position as the most popular female Igbo poster on nairalander.
Mbanu!!

MayorofLagos:



Even Jonathan got drunk on ogogoro one night and in front of national media declared that only the Igbos have been the pillars of his administration.

Add his lack of tact and discretion on that statement to the repeated call by Ohaneze for all Igbos anywhere in Nigeria to vote Jonathan.

I hope not, but if it ends in a baboon and dog fight in 2015 Igbo will end up a scapegoat in the battle. There probably is....but Ive never met an Ijawman that built mansion and invested his life in Hausaland the way Ibos are everywhere in North and with their boast of mansions and economic control.


Ndigbo has two choices
1. Vote Jonathan and damn the consequencies
2 Self preservation and let Jonathan return home a one-term President.

phantom:
the following post is from a friend on facebook and is directed at our kinsmen,the igbos! enjoy!!!
N/B: i highlighted some important points


......the strong emotion with which they respond to their fellow south-easterners who try to be different betrays the ultimate fact that they are really neo-phytes when it comes to reading the political terrain.

These people are so locked in 1966, they forget they are falling into the same mistake of the Northern avengers of 1966, who thought they were doing justice to alleged Igbo domination, but ended up ruining Nigeria and the North even more.......

You argue that he is one of us, that he is Igbo. I have never seen any argument betraying more confusion than this. GEJ is not Igbo. He is not even IJAW. He is an OGBIA man, an ethnic group of about 250,000. He has no Igbo name given to him from birth. AZIKIWE is a PET NAME given to him by his mother, because he smiled like the then famous Nnamdi Azikiwe............................................................Meanwhile, it may interest you to know GEJ never took the AZIKIWE name seriously even while he was Governor of Bayelsa and Acting President, but I guess because of people like you, his sudden adoption of the name yielded dividends, and is about to yield further dividends because you cannot see beyond your nose............



Another argument, is that we the igbos need to be at peace with our neighbours. I say, it is fine to be at peace, but not to the point of black-mail. Peace without Justice is peace of the grave-yard. [b]Yes, we have a right to support our neighbours, but some of us can also remember that those our neighbours who we desperately want to be at peace with, actually had a voting pattern in the past which was automatically against any candidate who came from the South East. Go and check your records of voting patterns from 1979 elections to 2011. [size=20pt]I wont go into the various avenues at which we were sabotaged during the unfortunate civil war. And the abandoned properties nko? Have they given us back? Even the Late Ken Saro-Wiwa, an Ogoni man (our neighbours) "occupied" a house "abandoned" by an Igbo-man when the civil war started. So, how exactly do you define living in genuine peace? [/size]Only when it benefits one person? Yes, by-gones should be by-gones, but my common sense still remains. If you want to dig up the role of the Hausas in that event, then let us complete the whole process, then the Efiks and Ibibios will also remind us (the Igbos) of the atrocities we committed against them as well.[/b]
It would have been different if it was a Murtala Mohammed contesting (the man who was responsible for the execution of almost 2,000 unarmed civillians in Asaba during the civil war), or if Buhari had any specific war crime to his name. But that is not the case. In politics, the duration of friendship or enmity is not permanent. [size=20pt]What is permanent is INTEREST.[/size]

My arch-enemy of yesterday can become my friend today if I rightly identify my interest. Its for this same reason:

1. The Germans and the Jews (Isrealis) are friends and vital business partners today, despite the fact that the Germans gassed 6 million jews to death, with the intention of wiping them off the planet.

2. The Americans fought a bitter war of independence with the imperial British. Today, their alliance is one of the closest and most reliable on the planet.

3. England and France fought a war that lasted 100 years (yes 100). Yet today, one of the most technologically advanced tunnels connects both countries.

I can go on and on and on about how enmities of yesterday have become formidable alliances today based on common sense and identification of objective, legitimate interest. So don't go about calling an Igbo man using his common sense an EFULEFU. You are the one who is lost in the past.

Adminisher:
Ibos are above all motivated by the urge for vengeance against[b][size=20pt]imagined hurts.[/size][/b] This mass emotion is causing the collective folly of supporting the sinking Jonathan regime against all dictates of common sense.

berem:
There's nothing new about this article na! Na today?
If Buhari becomes the next president,the gullible and brainwashed people who are not Ijaws will still turn around to support Buhari. Am sorry to say this but that's just the bitter truth.