mimimile93:
Ive neva seen confused set of people like the Ndigbos.. Today they want biafruadd tomorrow they atikulate.

GavelSlam:


Shagari: Grade 2 teacher.

Ekwueme: PhD Architecture.

shukuokukobambi:


[s]What rubbish distinction is that? Incumbent Southerner? Why are you embarrassing your IQ here? No wonder kanu values Jack the dog more than you :[/s]D

OkaNaUbe:


Were you born yesterday? What about Obasanjo and Yar Adua?

ORIENTATION101:
hope igbos wont call southwest betrayers again when buhari wins his 2nd term .
putting all your eggs in one basket is not a wise choice.
is like south south plays more matured politics than south east leaders.
how can a a tribe assemble the whole leaders ,traditional and political leaders under one roof to endorse a candidate like atiku who has bad reputation home and abroad.
until igbos start playing realistic politics their political naivety will continue to hunt them

codedguy1:


The greatest assets/resources of any state are its people. Remember that.

In secondary school we were thought in basic economics that factors of production are land, labour, Capital and enterpreneurship which I believe every state has to make something out of their situation.

Resources are not only what's readily found under the ground, the human brain is most important resource any country/state can ever have.

Corrinthians:
Please Id like to ask a couple of questions.

- After the defeat of the preferred candidate of Ndigbo in 2015 presidential election, they rented the air and cyberspace with cries about Yorubas being "betrayers".

- Not done with calling them betrayers, they went on to call them "Hausa/Fulani slaves" because they chose to vote a Fulani man, Buhari, who triumphed over their preferred candidate.

Now..

1. What makes Yorubas betrayers for choosing to exercise their freedom of association? Did they cut any deal with the Ndigbo to support Jonathan? Who were the political leaders that made the deal with Ndigbo on behalf of Yorubas?

2. What makes Yorubas slaves? Since when did forming political alliances in furtherance and promotion of a people's collective interest amount to SLAVERY?

3. What did Yorubas do then which Ndigbo aren't doing now, especially with one of their sons chosen as the VP candidate same way a Yoruba son was picked by Buhari?

Lastly and most importantly..

How would Igbos feel if those same words they have been using to describe Yorubas since 2015 is now used to describe them?

Corrinthians:
Please Id like to ask a couple of questions.

- After the defeat of the preferred candidate of Ndigbo in 2015 presidential election, they rented the air and cyberspace with cries about Yorubas being "betrayers".

- Not done with calling them betrayers, they went on to call them "Hausa/Fulani slaves" because they chose to vote a Fulani man, Buhari, who triumphed over their preferred candidate.

Now..

1. What makes Yorubas betrayers for choosing to exercise their freedom of association? Did they cut any deal with the Ndigbo to support Jonathan? Who were the political leaders that made the deal with Ndigbo on behalf of Yorubas?

2. What makes Yorubas slaves? Since when did forming political alliances in furtherance and promotion of a people's collective interest amount to SLAVERY?

3. What did Yorubas do then which Ndigbo aren't doing now, especially with one of their sons chosen as the VP candidate same way a Yoruba son was picked by Buhari?

Lastly and most importantly..

How would Igbos feel if those same words they have been using to describe Yorubas since 2015 is now used to describe them?

Ojiofor:


Be civil.

simplycarro:


Sharappp! Comparatively and given the resources available to them, the APC govt has performed far better than the locust years of the PDP..during which they sold virtually all the legacies organizations and companies that the colonial masters and the military built.

PDP..never again in Nigeria

mypains:

shukuokukobambi:


Try be honest

Corrinthians:
Please Id like to ask a couple of questions.

- After the defeat of the preferred candidate of Ndigbo in 2015 presidential election, they rented the air and cyberspace with cries about Yorubas being "betrayers".

- Not done with calling them betrayers, they went on to call them "Hausa/Fulani slaves" because they chose to vote a Fulani man, Buhari, who triumphed over their preferred candidate.

Now..

1. What makes Yorubas betrayers for choosing to exercise their freedom of association? Did they cut any deal with the Ndigbo to support Jonathan? Who were the political leaders that made the deal with Ndigbo on behalf of Yorubas?

2. What makes Yorubas slaves? Since when did forming political alliances in furtherance and promotion of a people's collective interest amount to SLAVERY?

3. What did Yorubas do then which Ndigbo aren't doing now, especially with one of their sons chosen as the VP candidate same way a Yoruba son was picked by Buhari?

Lastly and most importantly..

How would Igbos feel if those same words they have been using to describe Yorubas since 2015 is now used to describe them?

globemoney:
Another jamboree with spent forces. None of the Igbo leaders who held the previous press conference were present.
No Governor was present. Atiku is on his own! He came with kola and his kola has been collected. Atiku will lose the SE

realoscar84:
I cant even fathom what this people hope to achieve with this political harakiri. The question i keep asking no one in particular is this, why has educated men n women, profs, business tycoon, very knowledgeable set of people chosed to behave ignorantly like this?even if Atiku is eventually voted in as President which I seriously doubt though, under the present democratic dispensation, without being backed by the National Assembly, DOES THE PRESIDENT HAVE THE CONSTITUTIONAL POWER TO RESTRUCTURE THE COUNTRY? With the way NA is presently constituted, without the support of the law makers from the North, can such bills even scale through?

Corrinthians:
Please Id like to ask a couple of questions.

- After the defeat of the preferred candidate of Ndigbo in 2015 presidential election, they rented the air and cyberspace with cries about Yorubas being "betrayers".

- Not done with calling them betrayers, they went on to call them "Hausa/Fulani slaves" because they chose to vote a Fulani man, Buhari, who triumphed over their preferred candidate.

Now..

1. What makes Yorubas betrayers for choosing to exercise their freedom of association? Did they cut any deal with the Ndigbo to support Jonathan? Who were the political leaders that made the deal with Ndigbo on behalf of Yorubas?

2. What makes Yorubas slaves? Since when did forming political alliances in furtherance and promotion of a people's collective interest amount to SLAVERY?

3. What did Yorubas do then which Ndigbo aren't doing now, especially with one of their sons chosen as the VP candidate same way a Yoruba son was picked by Buhari?

Lastly and most importantly..

How would Igbos feel if those same words they have been using to describe Yorubas since 2015 is now used to describe them?

Ojiofor:


The only thing Ndi Igbo hasn't done is to support a northerner against an incumbent southerner which the Yorubas did in 2015.

AkpaMgbor:

Does that include yaradua you bloody oaf?! Does that also include GEJ whom they gave block votes in the East in 2011 you political neophyte?! The only time an Igbo supported candidate lost was in 2015 and that was because of the voting apathy in the East then..they reluctantly came out to vote unlike in previous years..all these historical/political revisionist littering nairaland these days..

All Igbo votes would have neutralized Kano abi?

This country has never been so divided as it is today. We, Igbo, have always yearned for a level playing field with justice, equity and fairness.

Amumaigwe:


Jobless Afonja spamming every thread with this same meaningless post. Go ahead and vote Jubrin and be relegated to 5%. Join the moving train before it is too late oo.

OyinO:

The same viscious cycle and merry-go-round in a different language. Heavy heap and bunch of Hypocrites called Nd'Igbo, greedy, pompous, corrupt inbred swine. Now they are bribed with a VP slot, they have forgotten about the language of RESTRUCTURING. Who told you that a figurehead VP has anything to say or do in the face of Hausa/Fulani and Sokoto-Caliphate controlled Naija? Well, i'm not surprised because the last time i checked, NdiIgbo is part of the creators of the problem via WaZoBia connection and marriage union until things started falling out of their reach after Ojukwu's attempt to breakaway, which saw Arewa and Oduduwa unite against Ndigbo. If Rochas could sell and betray his own people, any other Igbo who are known to love money more than life itself will gladly do greater works of betrayal. Then you all will start chanting and screaming a new slogan.

doctokwus:
No one should hide under any guise of being neutral.
Buhari has shown an open hatred for the Ibo tribe, he has openly said same,in unambiguous language,and has demonstrated it in practical terms in his appointments.
The Ibo should therefore not shy away from showing him the hatred is mutual.
They have the right,collectively or individually to reject or support Buhari, and they have collectively said they reject him in clear and unambiguous tones.
Let him look for support in other zones, and let every zone bear the cross if he wins to rule for another 4 years.

Pataricatering:
igbos supported Bashir tofa , a northerners against mko abiola a southerner - so what are you talking about ? Pls support your atiku and stop disturbing us !

Ojiofor:


The only thing Ndi Igbo hasn't done is to support a northerner against an incumbent southerner which the Yorubas did in 2015.

ORIENTATION101:
hope igbos wont call southwest betrayers again when buhari wins his 2nd term .
putting all your eggs in one basket is not a wise choice.
is like south south plays more matured politics than south east leaders.
how can a a tribe assemble the whole leaders ,traditional and political leaders under one roof to endorse a candidate like atiku who has bad reputation home and abroad.
until igbos start playing realistic politics their political naivety will continue to hunt them

Omololu001:
Nigeria still has a long way to go, cause majority of our(Nigerians) people are still ignorant.

It will be so hard for a president to force restructuring on the country, it can only be done by the National Assembly in conjunction with the States house of assemblies.

The president can only do it through the Attorney General if he can ask the supreme court to suspend the constitution cause it was forced on us by the military, and there might be anarchy in the country if it's done that way.

And only a strong man that believes in restructuring can take such a bold step, not a man like atiku, atiku will never restructure Nigeria, cause all the northern states will collapse, most of the southern states will also collapse.