Corrinthians:
Please Id like to ask a couple of questions.

- After the defeat of the preferred candidate of Ndigbo in 2015 presidential election, they rented the air and cyberspace with cries about Yorubas being "betrayers".

- Not done with calling them betrayers, they went on to call them "Hausa/Fulani slaves" because they chose to vote a Fulani man, Buhari, who triumphed over their preferred candidate.

Now..

1. What makes Yorubas betrayers for choosing to exercise their freedom of association? Did they cut any deal with the Ndigbo to support Jonathan? Who were the political leaders that made the deal with Ndigbo on behalf of Yorubas?

2. What makes Yorubas slaves? Since when did forming political alliances in furtherance and promotion of a people's collective interest amount to SLAVERY?

3. What did Yorubas do then which Ndigbo aren't doing now, especially with one of their sons chosen as the VP candidate same way a Yoruba son was picked by Buhari?

Lastly and most importantly..

How would Igbos feel if those same words they have been using to describe Yorubas since 2015 is now used to describe them?

doctokwus:

Have u seen them begging for posts or positions, aside ar se lickers that want posts for their own personal gain?
What they saying is give them what the constitution says is theirs,nothing more nothing less,since you have all decided that merit is no longer a criteria for admissions,appointments or promotions.

Omololu001:
I can't believe yeebos can endorse a Fulani Muslim man from Adamawa state

Should we now say yeebos are slaves of Fulani's

raumdeuter:
Awusa Fulani slaves gathering

Corrinthians:
Please Id like to ask a couple of questions.

- After the defeat of the preferred candidate of Ndigbo in 2015 presidential election, they rented the air and cyberspace with cries about Yorubas being "betrayers".

- Not done with calling them betrayers, they went on to call them "Hausa/Fulani slaves" because they chose to vote a Fulani man, Buhari, who triumphed over their preferred candidate.

Now..

1. What makes Yorubas betrayers for choosing to exercise their freedom of association? Did they cut any deal with the Ndigbo to support Jonathan? Who were the political leaders that made the deal with Ndigbo on behalf of Yorubas?

2. What makes Yorubas slaves? Since when did forming political alliances in furtherance and promotion of a people's collective interest amount to SLAVERY?

3. What did Yorubas do then which Ndigbo aren't doing now, especially with one of their sons chosen as the VP candidate same way a Yoruba son was picked by Buhari?

Lastly and most importantly..

How would Igbos feel if those same words they have been using to describe Yorubas since 2015 is now used to describe them?

Sleyanya1:


The most important question should be when will Nigerian Youths (most) grow up beyond Tribal banters and hate?? It's disgusting. Other nations are on the level of Artificial intelligence (A.I) & Renewable Energy technologies. We're still here.

doctokwus:

Don't u find it shameful that a certificateless man is president,while your SAN is a glorified houseboy to him?
Never has it happened in Nigeria's history.

greatman247:
Any candidate the Igbo support always loose in the end. GEJ comes to mind. Atiku will also loose, watch it. But that Atiku head big no be small.

ORIENTATION101:
hope igbos wont call southwest betrayers again when buhari wins his 2nd term .
putting all your eggs in one basket is not a wise choice.
is like south south plays more matured politics than south east leaders.
how can a a tribe assemble the whole leaders ,traditional and political leaders under one roof to endorse a candidate like atiku who has bad reputation home and abroad.
until igbos start playing realistic politics their political naivety will continue to hunt them

ORIENTATION101:
hope igbos wont call southwest betrayers again when buhari wins his 2nd term .
putting all your eggs in one basket is not a wise choice.
is like south south plays more matured politics than south east leaders.
how can a a tribe assemble the whole leaders ,traditional and political leaders under one roof to endorse a candidate like atiku who has bad reputation home and abroad.
until igbos start playing realistic politics their political naivety will continue to hunt them

Ojiofor:


The only thing Ndi Igbo hasn't done is to support a northerner against an incumbent southerner which the Yorubas did in 2015.

globemoney:
Another jamboree with spent forces. None of the Igbo leaders who held the previous press conference were present.
No Governor was present. Atiku is on his own! He came with kola and his kola has been collected. Atiku will lose the SE

Omololu001:
I can't believe yeebos can endorse a Fulani Muslim man from Adamawa state

Should we now say yeebos are slaves of Fulani's

Every tribe in Nigeria has the right to vote and align with whoever they want, there is nothing like one north or one south.

Atiku will lose in the south west but win in the south east.

I believe buhari will have close to 45% in the south south

greatman247:
Any candidate the Igbo support always loose in the end. GEJ comes to mind. Atiku will also loose, watch it. But that Atiku head big no be small.

Kryptomeniac:
After looking at the political calculation ..... If we ndigbo no settle for Atiku/Obi ticket, wetin we gain....

As for the dullard, 2019 isn't far, duara needs ur full attention. Let's try another person. No one an personalize Nigeria while we still have our PVC in our hands.

Corrinthians:
Please Id like to ask a couple of questions.

- After the defeat of the preferred candidate of Ndigbo in 2015 presidential election, they rented the air and cyberspace with cries about Yorubas being "betrayers".

- Not done with calling them betrayers, they went on to call them "Hausa/Fulani slaves" because they chose to vote a Fulani man, Buhari, who triumphed over their preferred candidate.

Now..

1. What makes Yorubas betrayers for choosing to exercise their freedom of association? Did they cut any deal with the Ndigbo to support Jonathan? Who were the political leaders that made the deal with Ndigbo on behalf of Yorubas?

2. What makes Yorubas slaves? Since when did forming political alliances in furtherance and promotion of a people's collective interest amount to SLAVERY?

3. What did Yorubas do then which Ndigbo aren't doing now, especially with one of their sons chosen as the VP candidate same way a Yoruba son was picked by Buhari?

Lastly and most importantly..

How would Igbos feel if those same words they have been using to describe Yorubas since 2015 is now used to describe them?

BrokenTV:

Sometimes you kids open your mouth and talk anyhow you wanted. In which way is Buhari better than Atiku you are lambasting Buhari has shown in unimaginable proportions that he is not fit for leadership. Is better Igbo fail with Buhari than support a tyrant who is on a mission of total distraction.

Ojiofor:


The only thing Ndi Igbo hasn't done is to support a northerner against an incumbent southerner which the Yorubas did in 2015.