CLIQBOY:

Like they did for Jonathan in 2011??

SarcasticGenius:



In 2011 the Almajiri vote did not matter because EVERYONE ELSE, the whole of the South West, the Whole of the South East, the whole of the South South and the whole of the Middle Belt voted for Jonathan. It was a very unique experience because it was the first time in history that all of these groups had come together to unite in favour of one candidate. It might never happen again.

RTSC:
lol

When it comes to team sports, igbos are untouchable atleast in Nigeria. You should know that by now.

An igbo-only team will defeat any Nigerian team.

Born2Breed:
Elo Edema is not Biafran.

Kill that dream of Edo and Biafra. We are like water and oil.

Efewestern:


The name is either Urhobo/isoko or Edo, but it's 100% Edoid.

Elo means softness

Edema means gentle in Itsekiri, some People from Ondo also bear such names.

edEFErioka has to do with wealthy person.

SarcasticGenius:
With less than 1% share of producing the President in this country, Igbos have been able to lead in education, science and technology, commerce and sports.

With a more than 80% share of the Presidency, Hausa Fulanis are the leaders in poverty, illiteracy and religious violence.

The only reason why Igbos haven't been able to make a big impact on the Presidency is that politics is a numbers game and so the millions of illiterate almajiris roaming the streets and begging for food in the North will always swing the Presidential vote in favour of anyone whose name is MOOhaMAD or Usman.

Born2Breed:
Elo Edema is not Biafran.

Kill that dream of Edo and Biafra. We are like water and oil.

HORRORIZON:


I'm not even Nigerian and I know this to be the absolute truth. The day there is an Igbo president in that nation will be the day that true development will begin to flourish. It was no mistake that the British released the leadership of the nations military into the hands of the North, as they knew that the regions violent, rogue nature would inevitably set upon and destroy the fragile political standings of the new nation for generations, eliminating Nigeria from becoming an economic and other form of potential threat to them down the road. Without a strong Nigeria, it is nearly impossible for the African Sub-Continent to become a viable strong entity in the world. A weak backward Africa facilitates the continuous presence of a strong west and now east as well. Your turmoil eliminates the chance for industrial grown, which in turns eliminates your need for your natural resources.

This leaves vast and cheap amounts of your resources available to continued to be sold off to the outside world for generations upon generations. The British new that by giving a smart and industrialist minded people like the Igbo and Edo people control of the political and Military foundation of the nation at its independence would untimely lead to a major flaw on there part. As there is no doubt that they would have taken that authority and within just a few generations turned Nigeria into a powerful, advanced major threat to their the French and Americans continued overseer authority over the West African region and by now perhaps the continent at large. There decision making was strategic and calculating as opposed to chance. This is also why the West was so against the creation of an independent South East during the civil war. It had nothing to do with wanting to preserve the Nigerian state, but more so with with wanting to eliminate the potential of the creation of an South Eastern ruled nation in the resource hub of the nation, putting into motions a series of events in which right from birth of an independent Nigeria the west has been trying to avoid happening. This is FACT.

Amakah1:
Pure senselessness...is anyone stopping you from playing?

martyns303:
Atonye is not Igbo

benben1000:
Where did I say she is Igbo low IQ afonja? She is a Biafran

TylerDurden:
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ELO is not ashaewoe edo but Delta

dometome:
100% right. A good proof is the fact that they rigged the 1959 elections in favour of the nepotistic Tafawa Balewa as Prime minister instead of the nationalistic Nnamdi Azikiwe who they made president (a ceremonial post) knowing fully well that Balewa whose Godfather is Amadu Bello never wanted an independent Nigeria in the first place.