What is with igbos with frauds and misrepresentations. I quit on nairaland igbos.

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mamaemeka:
Congrats Mr Kelechi Ohaebosim from Amaigbo, Nwangele Lga of Imo state for winning senate seat in Kansas state USA

Correct the title of this thread nah. What's still holding you.

Oluwamuyeewa:



Werey!

and the dumb people commenting on this post are too lame to even find out before commenting

I weep for Nigerian youths

Kelechi kor kele padé ni

Pained Afonja.

The OP had since been corrected by Ndiigbo here.
Kelechi won state house seat at Of District 89 of Kansas state.
http://ksnt.com/2016/08/03/2016-kansas-primary-winners/
Stop foaming in the mouth already.

Mamaemeka. Come and edit the title of this thread to avoid inviting pained Afonjas like this one here. Do it ASAP.

What he won wasn't senate but state district election . He won unopposed. Congrats bro..#Trump can start the deportation of Nigerians frm him lol

Oluwamuyeewa:



Werey!

and the dumb people commenting on this post are too lame to even find out before commenting

I weep for Nigerian youths

Kelechi kor kele padé ni

the brother won state election not senate..ok. Don't hate!

Igboid:


Pained Afonja.

The OP had since been corrected by Ndiigbo here.
Kelechi won state house seat at Of District 89 of Kansas state.
http://ksnt.com/2016/08/03/2016-kansas-primary-winners/
Stop foaming in the mouth already.

Mamaemeka. Come and edit the title of this thread to avoid inviting pained Afonjas like this one here. Do it ASAP.

The problem you have is I'm not a tribal assh0le like you suckaz

Who told you he's a Nigerian?

Steps on becoming a U.S senator

1. Be at least 30 years old, a US citizen for at least
nine years, and reside in the state you run for
office in.

2. Raise an average of $10.5 million in campaign
funds.

3. Don’t run against an incumbent senator seeking
re-election.

4. Develop a career in politics before running for
the Senate.

5. Get a law degree from a prestigious school.

6. If you can manage it, run unopposed.

7. Or better yet, be appointed to a vacancy in the
Senate by your state’s governor. Do not try to
trade favors for an appointment.

8. Have a reason to run for office. Do you want to represent your state at the national level? Do
you want to meet and talk with lots of people
and businesses in your state and be their voice
on Capitol Hill? Do you want to work hard to
support a national political party and its
agenda? Do you want to work on committees to
influence national policy through legislation?