Marvin67:
Today I speak as a true Niger deltan. As a Niger deltan with 50% South south blood and, 50% South east blood.
When the South southerners and South easterners went to the polls on Saturday, they showcased one thing; Loyalty. We showed the world that we don't sell out or betray our own. We stick to our man, and if he sinks we sink with him. Some say we're not wise politically, but I say we show brotherhood and loyalty no matter the consequences. The implication of our decision on saturday means we wouldn't hold any of the top six positions in Nigeria in the next administration, but we don't care. We fight with our man, and if he goes down, we go down with him. To me, that is the definition of Loyalty. We don't betray our own, if he's in the ring, we fight with him with all we have. All hail the South South. All hail the south east. All hail everyone who never betrays his own.

IykeChukz:
Any body against GEJ should come up with substantial reasons he hate him.

He meant well for us and he've showcased what he got in the political history of our time.

As a core Igbo man, NWA Aba for that matter, I have no regret for supporting GEJ.

Let's be watching and see who will beat his record in Nigeria!

God bless GEJ's generation and I shall tell my children his story and my children children!.

Long live SE, SS and Nigeria!!!

cjrane:


[size=14pt]Whatever happens is politics. God is teaching the SS and SE a lesson they have failed to learn in Nigeria. Your enemy is not the Haus, but Yoruba.

The tragedy is when you forget your mistakes and repeat the same mistakes over.

Yoruba that have been preaching southern solidarity under Obasanjo and even Abiola's time, has sold out again fellow southerners again. It is not exactly a surprise. But you should remember this when they come back shouting southern solidarity to deceive you into voting a Yoruba man.[/size]

Marvin67:
Today I speak as a true Niger deltan. As a Niger deltan with 50% South south blood and, 50% South east blood.
When the South southerners and South easterners went to the polls on Saturday, they showcased one thing; Loyalty. We showed the world that we don't sell out or betray our own. We stick to our man, and if he sinks we sink with him. Some say we're not wise politically, but I say we show brotherhood and loyalty no matter the consequences. The implication of our decision on saturday means we wouldn't hold any of the top six positions in Nigeria in the next administration, but we don't care. We fight with our man, and if he goes down, we go down with him. To me, that is the definition of Loyalty. We don't betray our own, if he's in the ring, we fight with him with all we have. All hail the South South. All hail the south east. All hail everyone who never betrays his own.

cjrane:


[size=14pt]Whatever happens is politics. God is teaching the SS and SE a lesson they have failed to learn in Nigeria. Your enemy is not the Haus, but Yoruba.

The tragedy is when you forget your mistakes and repeat the same mistakes over.

Yoruba that have been preaching southern solidarity under Obasanjo and even Abiola's time, has sold out again fellow southerners again. It is not exactly a surprise. But you should remember this when they come back shouting southern solidarity to deceive you into voting a Yoruba man.[/size]

padeolu:
you mean the record of being clueless and running a retrogressive style of governance? Never shall we have his ilk in Aso Vila ever again.

IykeChukz:




Uncle, where can we find your name in history of your LG, State or Nigeria to know if you were clueless or not?

raumdeuter:


Where was this southern solidarity when you supported Northerners over Awolowo in 1960 and 1979.

Where was this solidarity when you supported Tofa over Abiola in 1993

Gr8amechi:
[size=18pt]I feel you should talk for yourself.[/size] I am a full Niger Deltan but I didn't vote GEJ, I didn't vote region, I voted in what I believed, GEJ had the chance to cement his stay in Aso rock but he destroyed it, look if GEJ did just these two things which are improved power and reduced pump price, believe me he would have returned, so he messed up no beef attached

podosci:
GEJ promised the North the Presidency in 2019 upon that they kicked him out
GEJ promised the west implementation of the confab report and kept dashing out dollars to the westerners to solicit support upon that they kicked him out
[size=19pt]What did he do or promise he EAST? nothing, the only noticeable campaign stunt he did was to commission a common drawing of the 2nd Niger bridge
Senator Ngige would have been the next senate President and number3 in the country but the east didn't vote him back into the senate
Northerners voted GMB because of love, Westerners because of GEJ failure but Easterners did not vote GEJ because of love but rather because of hatred for northerners[/size]
Buhari has said he his going to serv those who voted for him , against him and those who didn't vote at all.
When Nigeria start Developing and there is Electricity 24/7 ,
Nigeria is for all of us

Marvin67:
Today I speak as a true Niger deltan. As a Niger deltan with 50% South south blood and, 50% South east blood.
When the South southerners and South easterners went to the polls on Saturday, they showcased one thing; Loyalty. We showed the world that we don't sell out or betray our own. We stick to our man, and if he sinks we sink with him. Some say we're not wise politically, but I say we show brotherhood and loyalty no matter the consequences. The implication of our decision on saturday means we wouldn't hold any of the top six positions in Nigeria in the next administration, but we don't care. We fight with our man, and if he goes down, we go down with him. To me, that is the definition of Loyalty. We don't betray our own, if he's in the ring, we fight with him with all we have. All hail the South South. All hail the south east. All hail everyone who never betrays his own.

Promhize:

We goofed massively. It was foolishness, anything worth doing, Is worth doing well.

How can we have 30%, 42% voters? It's a shame.

We claim the north aren't as populous as the Nigerian Census make it seem, but when it comes to fighting for our identity, we goof, like unguided children.

For your information, this election is beyond Jonathan vs Buhari, or SE vs Buhari. It will forever be remembered as one where a single northern state dwarfed the whole SE.

We did not just loose the battle, we lost the War. The status quo continues! !

All I know is we've moved further in this democratization process.

IykeChukz:
Being clue...lex just played. How can you source for a record
that does not exist?