SamMilla1:



[s]Rant rant rant.
You can elevate yourself to wherever you want but the truth is that Nigeria has three major ethnic groups.
Anytime two of them merged against one, the result would likely favour the two against one.

It's very easy for the Igbos to also side with the north and win whoever you throw out there to contest election. Unfortunately, Yoruba believe their closest problems both economically and intellectually are the Igbos, so the natural proximity hatred has been there all along.
Some of you make this look like Igbos won't vote for the candidates from Yoruba and Hausa. IGBOS voted Abiola, THEY voted Obasanjo, the also voted Yar adua; none is Igbos. But your anger is that they chose Jonathan, who is not even an Igbo man.
What would be your reaction if an Igbo man eventually comes out to contest? You would probably kill yourselves.

Which Igbo man have you ever supported in your life? You hate Ekweremadu, You hate Ojukwu,you hate Odua, you hate Okonjo Iweala, you hate Akanu Ibiam airport. You hate Second naija bridge even though it connects everybody. You hate computer village. You hate Alaba, you hate Ladipo. you hate everybody and everything. And each time these people mention they want to go, you start jittering like a new born baby. If we have to stick together, there is gonna be mutual respect and equal rights. If not, you will continue to think that Igbos are your enemies while they haven't killed any of your farmers.

This is no rocket science.
...

And for the record, you happen to be the biggest bigot I have ever seen here. So the Justice you got for killing your son Abiola is to become the President.

How many Yoruba politicians or army has ever killed a prominent man from the north? But I can give you the names of the people the North killed from Yoruba and Igbo, and these are the people you call your friends..[/s]

rhymaster:


Yorubas do not and will not support corrupt, visionless and tribalistic noisemakers you listed here! Ibos will support any one so far as they can get money or position, not Yorubas! I do not support even my own brother if he does something silly like trying to do anything dishonest in business. Oduah, Iweala, Ojukwu, Akanu, GEJ, etc are all corrupt incompetent thieves and the day they finally proved how corrupt they were, that was the day the Yoruba disembarked from this corrupt thieving people. Being from the SE or wherever will never change that!

Samtob90:


Useless elder, a morally upright does not use all these foul words in a public forum like sperm, egg.

Beside, I am old enough to be your uncle

MayorofLagos:


I have held my tongue on the issue of SW voting out Jonathan to favor Buhari. It is time to speak to this.

In the primaries of 2008, Obama against Clinton. Obama beat Clinton in Iowa, a traditionally white stthe and went on to clinch the Democrat Flag. Obama then also beat the Repblican McCain and won the Presidency election. Obama was not elected because Whites wanted anything from him or that they were slaves to Blacks or because they hated Clinton or McCain. These are all sentiments and illogical attributes.

The mainstay of American politics and economy is white race, just as the mainstay of Nigerian politics and economy is Yoruba.

America, due to the irresponsibility of Bush Administration, had become a liability and lost command of global influence. The custodians of the value system rebelled against their own and gave electoral power to a political rookie with an unfamiliar name and presence.

Here in Nigeria, the Yorubas, the mainstay of the economy and politics of this nation, the custodians of our value system, went through the cycle in three phases:

1 - they demanded and got justice on political mandate stolen from Abiola. In the election of 1999 it was either Falae or Obasanjo, both Yoruba.

2 - in aftermath of YarAdua's death, Hausas dominated the throne and frantically rushed to rob Jonathan his statutory right by replacing the elected YarAdua with an un elected replacement from their midst. Ijaws were powerless, Ibos were powerless to oppose North and restore justice for Jonathan. The Yorubas opposed the Hausas and made sure Jonathan succeded and took the oath of office.

3 - Under Jonathan Nigeria became a liability, lost all glory and the Presidency became an embarrassment around the globe. In 2015 Yorubas once more stepped in to restore our national value stock. They opposed the candidacy of Jonathan.

4 - Yorubas voted Buhari in because we needed to restore the political credibility of Nigeria and it was evident Jonathan was "clueless" on what to do to keep the economy and political knots of this country from coming loose. Buhari does ot have a clue either, but they shored him up with a steady hand, a Yorubaman, to keep the stake at equity level so the aspirations of the Northerner can be tempered when a time comes again, as it often does, for Yoruba to jump in and correct errors.


Those who grieve over Yoruba power at monopolizing political direction of the country are haters of our national value system. These people are intent on destroying Nigeria at all cost and anyone advocating a repair and restoration is an enemy of theirs.

Anambra11, you SE/SS had plenty opportunity and options to retain Jonathan in power if the outcome of the election was unsatisfactory to you but you did not use any of your options. Buhari is in power because Yoruba voted him but Jonathan is out because you cowards failed to live to your threats that if Jonathan is not President nobody else will and you will burn Nigeria down.

While Orubebe, a SS man was stopping the count in opposition of Buhari's victory Ibos were behind the scene whispering to Jonathan to pick up phone, congratulate Buhari and concede the election. It was a calculated move meant to buy them out of probe and jailtime.

While results were still coming in we see Madueke and Ogar, hijab on head, next morning at cock crow visiting Abdulsalami to be their tenor in Aso. These were die hard pro Jonathan, already dumped their useless principal and looking for favors with incoming administration. Obiano was visiting and congratulating Buhari before any politician from West had done so.

You Ibos need to cover your face in shame. Yorubas survive with or without Nigeria.

In fact, in closing we ought to ask, can Nigeria survive without Yorubaland?

MayorofLagos:


I have held my tongue on the issue of SW voting out Jonathan to favor Buhari. It is time to speak to this.

In the primaries of 2008, Obama against Clinton. Obama beat Clinton in Iowa, a traditionally white stthe and went on to clinch the Democrat Flag. Obama then also beat the Repblican McCain and won the Presidency election. Obama was not elected because Whites wanted anything from him or that they were slaves to Blacks or because they hated Clinton or McCain. These are all sentiments and illogical attributes.

The mainstay of American politics and economy is white race, just as the mainstay of Nigerian politics and economy is Yoruba.

America, due to the irresponsibility of Bush Administration, had become a liability and lost command of global influence. The custodians of the value system rebelled against their own and gave electoral power to a political rookie with an unfamiliar name and presence.

Here in Nigeria, the Yorubas, the mainstay of the economy and politics of this nation, the custodians of our value system, went through the cycle in three phases:

1 - they demanded and got justice on political mandate stolen from Abiola. In the election of 1999 it was either Falae or Obasanjo, both Yoruba.

2 - in aftermath of YarAdua's death, Hausas dominated the throne and frantically rushed to rob Jonathan his statutory right by replacing the elected YarAdua with an un elected replacement from their midst. Ijaws were powerless, Ibos were powerless to oppose North and restore justice for Jonathan. The Yorubas opposed the Hausas and made sure Jonathan succeded and took the oath of office.

3 - Under Jonathan Nigeria became a liability, lost all glory and the Presidency became an embarrassment around the globe. In 2015 Yorubas once more stepped in to restore our national value stock. They opposed the candidacy of Jonathan.

4 - Yorubas voted Buhari in because we needed to restore the political credibility of Nigeria and it was evident Jonathan was "clueless" on what to do to keep the economy and political knots of this country from coming loose. Buhari does ot have a clue either, but they shored him up with a steady hand, a Yorubaman, to keep the stake at equity level so the aspirations of the Northerner can be tempered when a time comes again, as it often does, for Yoruba to jump in and correct errors.


Those who grieve over Yoruba power at monopolizing political direction of the country are haters of our national value system. These people are intent on destroying Nigeria at all cost and anyone advocating a repair and restoration is an enemy of theirs.

Anambra11, you SE/SS had plenty opportunity and options to retain Jonathan in power if the outcome of the election was unsatisfactory to you but you did not use any of your options. Buhari is in power because Yoruba voted him but Jonathan is out because you cowards failed to live to your threats that if Jonathan is not President nobody else will and you will burn Nigeria down.

While Orubebe, a SS man was stopping the count in opposition of Buhari's victory Ibos were behind the scene whispering to Jonathan to pick up phone, congratulate Buhari and concede the election. It was a calculated move meant to buy them out of probe and jailtime.

While results were still coming in we see Madueke and Ogar, hijab on head, next morning at cock crow visiting Abdulsalami to be their tenor in Aso. These were die hard pro Jonathan, already dumped their useless principal and looking for favors with incoming administration. Obiano was visiting and congratulating Buhari before any politician from West had done so.

You Ibos need to cover your face in shame. Yorubas survive with or without Nigeria.

In fact, in closing we ought to ask, can Nigeria survive without Yorubaland?

0000A:
Forget all these prolic jargons & short 'no' for answers.

Yoruba generally regret voting Buhari/Change. They've just not come out publicly yet because it will be embarrassing to them collectively.

An average Yoruba on the streets of Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo and Ekiti are all tired and frustrated with the present government, a short walk & interview is all it takes to see the reality of things.

Those who come online to talk glib are those in the APC or those who see every political party post in the coloration of the usual ethnic battle on NL.

The Yoruba are tired of Buhari & change; this is a 'realistic' fact.

jericco1:

at least things were better then

MayorofLagos:


I have held my tongue on the issue........................... These are all sentiments and illogical attributes. 

Elchappo:
They will certainly say NO but ask any of them to Borrow u 10k and see what they will say about the economy..

Elchappo:
They will certainly say NO but ask any of them to Borrow u 10k and see what they will say about the economy..

Elchappo:


Haahahahahahahhaa..

A reflection of a kid conceived out of brutal molestation..

NaijaMutant:
No....................

They prefer to suffer and die with Buhari than to survive under Jonathan


As long as Jagaban our son is benefitting from the gov't of the day.

DrinkWater10:

All this long story when you could have simply answered YES or NO.

etrouble:


Too long a story for a low IQ to comprehend

tit:
Nooo!
Do you regret voting for Intellectual uffon?

kolaaderin:
so happy to see comments up there, all those screaming blue suicide as if we don't know how we arrived at this point of our economic and political troubles.
Buhari remains the only man for now who can handle this country, other capable hands are yet to join politics in any format. And if any of this national parties failed to draw those other people who we could trust more than buhari into politics on or before 2019 election, then I'm afraid we Yorubas have no choice then to keep him till 2023.
The president popularity remains intact so far we don't have more credible candidate filing for the post.