FIRST NIGERIA REPUBLIC(1963-66) The First Republic was the republican government of Nigeria between 1963 and 1966 governed by the first republican constitution. The country was split into three geopolitical regions— Western Region, Eastern Region and Northern Region—and its political parties took on the identities and ideologies of each region. The Northern People's Party (NPC) represented the interests of the predominantly Hausa/Fulani Northern Region], the National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC)] (later renamed to "National Council of Nigerian Citizens") represented the predominantly Igbo Eastern Region, and the Action Group (AG) dominated the Yoruba Western Region. The NPC took control of the federal parliament, and formed a coalition government with the NCNC.



2ND REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA(1979-83) The Second Republic was the republican government of Nigeria between 1979 and 1983 governed by the second republican constitution. In the second republic the igbo dominated NPP again teamed up with(NPN) Northern party again to form the National government in the centre



THIRD REPUBLIC 1993(was abortive) In the Third republic MKO Abiola won the Election fair and square on the platform of SDP but the prominent igbos ojukwu,the late evans enwerem,and okwesilli nwodo, support IBB, SHONEKAN, and Abacha to sustain the annulment of the election.which Shonekan was given the head of interim national government




FOURTH REPUBLIC (1999 till Date) Obasanjo despite from yoruba race. The yorubas play opposition to his govt Obasanjo lost all SW states in 1999 election to Falae. But won election in S.E in Landslide victory he won the whole 5 east states And some states in North and SS The igbos have never play opposition to the incubent govt in the history of nigeria until 2015 election The yorubas have being in opposition in nigeria since the 1st ,2nd ,3rd and partially in the fouth republic making it more than fifty years in the history of nigeria politics..


With these it's very clear the igbos have being forming alliance with north to form the central government since the first republic1963 until 2015 election.. The re known for the mentality of any government in power In the history of nigerian politics igbos have never vote against any sitting govt The North Used them to gain power from 1st republic,2nd republic,3rd republic south west through obasanjo also u used and dumped Them, South south(ijaw) used and dumped them too, jonathan promised them heaven and earth ,used their ancestors name Azikiwe to cajole them at the End of the tenure nothing to account for it..

What're you insinuating?

Crap by drowning Afonja trying to save face.

BiafranPrince:
Crap by drowning Afonja trying to save face.

None of ur ancestora have played. Oppostion for 10 yrs.
They re political tools used. And dump by yoruba,hausa,and ijaw

see as zombie dey wail o

I love the Igbos so much, right from the time I was a kid they never disappoints...
Igbo's should see this thread as a credit to their person instead of seeing it otherwise.

This shows that the Igbo politics is relevant in Nigeria politics.
This shows that no matter what, the Igbo's still count in 9ja politics.
This shows that Igbo's will always be a determining factor in 9ja politics.

We don't have jabagan in the east but during election we have a common goal, we are not doing this for any gains all we asking for is a fair ground to run our business and help the country to grow.


Op please don't ever mind if buhari should drop osibanjo the mere commissioner to turn to the east for support for him to redeem his image and make things right after releasing NK to us. With that alone we can forgive and align with them to save Nigeria from recession. But if they don't then we shall all oppose buhari to the end.

Even in all the hate campaign against the Igbos yet buhari couldn't do without them and that's what is keeping buhari on all this while and he will appoint more to save his incompetence.

Politics is just a game it will only hurt those who takes it seriously. In this case is a win win for the Igbos