dinachi:
Ohaneze should quit embarrassing themselves. They are a bunch of clowns. Did Jonathan right the wrongs against ndigbo by his Ijaw brothers? Where is compensation for abandoned properties in port Harcourt?

irunoobo:



You are senseless as always

stronger:
WE DON'T CARE!!!!

These groups - Ohanaeze, Arewa, Afenifere. . ALL of them have proved to be useless to Nigeria so far!

What exactly do they do? Just meet, release statements and fight for THEIR pockets!! Why should a group somewhere tell me who to vote for? Why should a SS person really vote for GEJ who admitted to not doing anything for the region?

I think all these groups should be scrapped or completely ignored. They are proving to be as useless as the "p" in "psyche"!!

kestolove95:
Has the igbos Eva support any TIN good in Nigeria?..mtseew

unite4real:


This is why i hate tribal statements. who told them that it was only Igbos that were affected in the north due to the insurgencies. all nationals and tribes were equally affected. Even the locals are the worse hit. so what is this one talking about compensating the Igbos.

PStacks:
Igbo's,are the most Noble Race in Nigeria, in fact of the 3 major Tribe, Hausa , Igbo and Yoruba, the Igbo Race is the most Advanced.

martineverest:
Ur hatred for hausa ppl no get part 2

SeverusSnape:
Me too...
I have no regrets whatsoever
I'll still vote GEJ again if he's going up against Buhari even today

SeverusSnape:
Me too...
I have no regrets whatsoever
I'll still vote GEJ again if he's going up against Buhari even today

unite4real:


This is why i hate tribal statements. who told them that it was only Igbos that were affected in the north due to the insurgencies. all nationals and tribes were equally affected. Even the locals are the worse hit. so what is this one talking about compensating the Igbos.

roga:
The more of these statements they make, the more hatred it brings. You shouldn't be telling a president-elect why u rejected him @ the poll. Let's move forward please.

dinachi:

If....so you are doubting that. Well thank God for Buharis victory! Igbos now know their real enemy....the Ijaws! Never again will we vote for a conniving, clueless, silly bowler hat wearing Ijaw man. Under Buhari, we will push for compensation for the abandoned property ...at least we will get a fair hearing. Jonathan the hater of Igbos will never get our support ever again. We will also push for the cancellation of the second niger bridge toll gate that Jonathan initiated to humiliate the Igbos and put us in perpetual slavery for 25 years.

Toktee:
your voice is gradually going down,very soon,you and ur likes will be history,buhari is going to be for the next 8yrs.
He will rule everywhere including ur village.

ducii:
Awka—OHANAEZE Ndigbo, the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, said yesterday, that it had no regrets not supporting the ambition of the All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, who won the March 28, 2015 presidential poll.
Ohanaeze also flayed the Oba of Lagos, Rilwan Akiolu, over the death threat he allegedly issued to Igbo people residing in Lagos before the governorship election.

Speaking in an interview in Awka, the national treasurer of the group, Chief Damian Ogene, said the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation supported President Goodluck Jonathan because of what he described as Buhari’s negative antecedents to Ndigbo.

According to him, the rejection of Buhari during the presidential poll is to remind him of the injustices perpetrated against Igbo during his earlier tenure as military Head of State.

He, however, said that since God had given Buhari an opportunity to be a democratic President of Nigeria, he should strive to right his earlier wrongs.
Ogene said: “We are ready to co-operate with him and to believe in his administration in the hope that he will, this time, address the injustices meted out to us since after the Nigerian civil war.”

He also advised the President-elect to deal only with the core people in Igbo land, rather than with the money-bags that were out of touch with Igbo nation and the masses.

“These billionaires have been using their oil money to block government from reaching the people at the grassroots level.

“He should liaise with people-oriented organisations like Anambra Association of Town Unions, ASATU, rather than with intermediaries,” he said.

He suggested to General Buhari to ensure that Igbo people, who were displaced in the northern part of the country due to the Boko Haram insurgency, received compensation as their northern counterparts, in the spirit of equity and justice.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/we-dont-regret-not-supporting-buhari-ohanaeze/

chymystique:
I dont regret not supporting GMB too... I wish him a suCCessful tenure though and not to forget the promises he made to Nigerians who has high expeCtations from him.

adanny01:


Ohanaeze should hire you as their spokes person.

ducii:
Awka—OHANAEZE Ndigbo, the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, said yesterday, that it had no regrets not supporting the ambition of the All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, who won the March 28, 2015 presidential poll.
Ohanaeze also flayed the Oba of Lagos, Rilwan Akiolu, over the death threat he allegedly issued to Igbo people residing in Lagos before the governorship election.

Speaking in an interview in Awka, the national treasurer of the group, Chief Damian Ogene, said the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation supported President Goodluck Jonathan because of what he described as Buhari’s negative antecedents to Ndigbo.

According to him, the rejection of Buhari during the presidential poll is to remind him of the injustices perpetrated against Igbo during his earlier tenure as military Head of State.

He, however, said that since God had given Buhari an opportunity to be a democratic President of Nigeria, he should strive to right his earlier wrongs.
Ogene said: “We are ready to co-operate with him and to believe in his administration in the hope that he will, this time, address the injustices meted out to us since after the Nigerian civil war.”

He also advised the President-elect to deal only with the core people in Igbo land, rather than with the money-bags that were out of touch with Igbo nation and the masses.

“These billionaires have been using their oil money to block government from reaching the people at the grassroots level.

“He should liaise with people-oriented organisations like Anambra Association of Town Unions, ASATU, rather than with intermediaries,” he said.

He suggested to General Buhari to ensure that Igbo people, who were displaced in the northern part of the country due to the Boko Haram insurgency, received compensation as their northern counterparts, in the spirit of equity and justice.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/we-dont-regret-not-supporting-buhari-ohanaeze/

kestolove95:
Has the igbos Eva support any TIN good in Nigeria?..mtseew

Chukwugekwu:
for your information we are not begging him for money .......buharı should go to hell. ..

ducii:
Awka—OHANAEZE Ndigbo, the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, said yesterday, that it had no regrets not supporting the ambition of the All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, who won the March 28, 2015 presidential poll.
Ohanaeze also flayed the Oba of Lagos, Rilwan Akiolu, over the death threat he allegedly issued to Igbo people residing in Lagos before the governorship election.

Speaking in an interview in Awka, the national treasurer of the group, Chief Damian Ogene, said the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation supported President Goodluck Jonathan because of what he described as Buhari’s negative antecedents to Ndigbo.

According to him, the rejection of Buhari during the presidential poll is to remind him of the injustices perpetrated against Igbo during his earlier tenure as military Head of State.

He, however, said that since God had given Buhari an opportunity to be a democratic President of Nigeria, he should strive to right his earlier wrongs.
Ogene said: “We are ready to co-operate with him and to believe in his administration in the hope that he will, this time, address the injustices meted out to us since after the Nigerian civil war.”

He also advised the President-elect to deal only with the core people in Igbo land, rather than with the money-bags that were out of touch with Igbo nation and the masses.

“These billionaires have been using their oil money to block government from reaching the people at the grassroots level.

“He should liaise with people-oriented organisations like Anambra Association of Town Unions, ASATU, rather than with intermediaries,” he said.

He suggested to General Buhari to ensure that Igbo people, who were displaced in the northern part of the country due to the Boko Haram insurgency, received compensation as their northern counterparts, in the spirit of equity and justice.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/we-dont-regret-not-supporting-buhari-ohanaeze/

irunoobo:
[size=18pt]FUCCCK OHANEZE [/size]

sCun:
Did you read it well?
He said the Igbos should be compensated together with the locals.

SeverusSnape:
Me too...
I have no regrets whatsoever
I'll still vote GEJ again if he's going up against Buhari even today