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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by kingjrofficial(m): 2:31pm On Dec 28, 2019
SyrusdeHansome:




Go nd sit down!
I'm from SS nd as far as 2023 is concern any party that has a northerner as her candidate is what we'll support. SW shud go nd sit down with their betrayal

3gboza for u man!!!!

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by popsy2(m): 2:32pm On Dec 28, 2019
kingjrofficial:
stfu....

North is the biggest threat to Nigeria and Nigerians politics..... deal wit it or Stfu

Usually, I engage intelligent persons whom are capable of stringing a sentence devoid of a curse word. Not your kind. So, take several seats already.
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by popsy2(m): 2:34pm On Dec 28, 2019
[quote author=NimrodEndOfDays post=85289660][/quote]

Why rule Dave Umahi? Let me guess, you are from Ebonyi state. Ebonyi central precisely.
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by kingjrofficial(m): 2:36pm On Dec 28, 2019
seunmsg:
Shettima is an ethnocentric idiot that is on the payroll of Atiku. The plan to make Atiku the PDP consensus candidate will fail woefully. 2023 belongs to the south and the south alone. We will not trade what belongs to the south on the altar of political expediency.

It is also a shame that media houses are giving divisive characters like the Shettima idiot a national platform to spew their idiocy. This is the same guy that asked Igbos to leave the north before October 2st of 2017. Punch is very silly for giving him a platform to amplify his bigotry.
wat made u think that Atiku won't contest and win comes 2023?

keep wailing man....

NB: Give me any strong contender than can defeat Atiku.. .and pls don't mention Tinubu coz DAT wan is a failure already!!'

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by kingjrofficial(m): 2:39pm On Dec 28, 2019
popsy2:


Usually, I engage intelligent persons whom are capable of stringing a sentence devoid of a curse word. Not your kind. So, take several seats already.
lol, are u hurt coz I said North is the biggest threat to Nigeria and Nigerians politics

or because I said the truth?
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Dedetwo(m): 2:40pm On Dec 28, 2019
valentineuwakwe:


During a recent interview, the leader of Arewa Youth Consultative Forum, Yerima Shettima, tells LAWRENCE MIKE that the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), should be succeeded by another northerner in 2023, adding that the region would find a consensus candidate for the next presidential election.

You said constitutional democracy was about people and numbers and that a northerner should succeed the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), in 2023, when Buhari, a northerner would have spent two terms of eight years, how do you think Nigerians will react to your statement?

What I said in the video was the reality. I know we need to work together as a country, but you also know that anything about democracy has to do with the number of people as the majority vote carries the resolution.

Some people felt your statement was borne from a belief in the North that the region was more relevant than others…

That’s not true. If there’s any region that has sacrificed more for the country, it’s the North. The North has done more than any other region. There was no time when northerners felt it was only about them and did everything in favour of the North. If you look at this administration, you will see that the South is more favoured. It is unlike when Goodluck Jonathan was the President and people from the Niger Delta and the minority tribes benefitted more. During the Chief Olusegun Obasanjo administration, it was almost like that.

You said the North would produce a competent candidate in the 2023 presidential election unlike who is there now, are you saying that Major General Buhari (retd.), is not competent?

It is the team he is working with. Government is about inclusiveness and once you have a team that does not have competence in many areas and only believe in themselves – just few of them to run the country – then, there is a problem.

So you are saying that the present regime is not really competent …

The President cannot work alone without having teams to work with him, but some self-centered individuals satisfy their interest without thinking of the overall interest of the country.

Don’t you think the clamour by some people like you that the North should retain presidency beyond 2023 will further threaten the peace of the country?

That’s not true. Why should justice become a threat to the unity of the country? From 1999 till date, how many years have we (northerners) been in power? Southerners have been in power for almost 16 years, from 1999 till date. We’ll have only about nine years if Buhari successfully finishes his tenure, so where is justice in that? We only demand justice; we are not asking for too much.

The southeasterners feel they have been marginalised and want the presidency to come to them in 2023, are you saying they do not have genuine claims?

They can’t claim to be marginalised; after all by extension, Jonathan is from South-East as his name is also Azikiwe. The fact that he adopted Edwin Clark as his father does not make him a complete Ijaw man. The South-East even benefited more from his regime than any other region so they can’t claim to be marginalised. However, I’m sure they are saying they need someone directly from the South-East. If that’s what they are asking for, can they have it? Yes, with time, they can have it. I will be one of those who will support and also work to have a President from the South-East when the time comes but it’s not yet time; they must be able to put their house in order first and control the excesses of some of their children who go about abusing the sensibilities of Nigerians by threatening the unity of the country.

When that is done, they will be trusted and when there’s trust, people will support them. You cannot threaten people over and over and think it can be done by threatening and blackmailing them.

How do you think the southeasterners will react to your statement?

You cannot be making threats as if people scared of you and think you will just be given power. People are civilised. You think people will just fold their hands and give you power because you are threatening to break the country up; it’s not done anywhere.

They should control the excesses of the person making the threats or is he above that? They should be bold enough to come out and say, ‘This man does not speak for us.’ They should condemn him.

Many people believe your recent comments insult the sensibilities of other regions and that you appear to think they are fools…

I don’t know what they think about that but nobody thinks they are fools. We are Nigerians; it’s about politics. It’s about interests and politics is about interests.

Some people will tell you that President Jonathan represented the South-South while Obasanjo represented the South-West, but no southeasterner has been President since Nigeria returned to democracy. What do you think about that?

That’s their opinion; our opinion is that Jonathan, to an extent, was an Igbo candidate and he served the interest of Igbo and the South-South.

Some people believe you are working for the Kaduna State Governor, Nasir el-Rufai, as they think the North is preparing him to succeed Buhari in 2023, how would you react to that?

El-Rufai has never been my friend. Despite the fact that he’s my governor, I have never met him for once in my life. Anybody who thinks I work for him, it is their opinion. I don’t work for anyone. The decision (about presidential candidate) will be made by the North; we will have consultations and agree on who will be presented as our candidate when the time comes. It is not going to be about parties or the All Progressives Congress and the Peoples Democratic Party. It will go beyond that. We will look for the best candidate that will serve the interest of the country and competence will also be considered.

You said the North did not benefit from the administrations of Jonathan and Obasanjo…

If they have done well for the North, perhaps we wouldn’t have been where we are today. They did their best but it was not enough compared to what they did in their regions.

But you said Buhari isn’t meeting the needs of the North too…

He has not met them; in fact, he serves the interests of the South-West more than the interests of the North. The South-West is a direct beneficiary of this administration because they occupy strategic positions while the North is left with nothing other than the Presidency.

You said President Goodluck Jonathan shouldn’t have contested the 2011 presidential election…

If the spirit of rotational presidency existed during the Jonathan era, he wouldn’t have contested in 2011; he would have allowed the North to continue and finish their tenure. At least, he had spent three years out of Umaru Yar’Adua’s administration. He should have allowed another northerner to run and let his party understand that. That would have been equity, fairness and justice.

Don’t you think ethnicity is one of the biggest problems we have in Nigeria?

One day we shall overcome the issue of ethnicity but as it is today, it is the major issue before us. Someday, I pray and hope that we overcome the issue of regionalism, but the reality is that currently, we cannot put the cart before the horse. The reality is that we are divided and a lot of things are not right in the country, so everybody thinks about where they come from. Although I represent a particular interest from the northern part of the country, that does not mean I don’t believe in this country.

For the sake of argument, if a northerner becomes the President in 2023, what will stop the person from seeking another term in office in 2027, and another northerner from coming in 2031?

You can trust us; we are a people with integrity and principles. Our orientation and belief help us to stand by our word, so you can be sure that after one term, we will support any candidate that the South will produce and ensure that they get into office, by God’s grace.

And you think people will actually believe that such a person will not want to go for another term in office?

I doubt it very much. If he goes for a second term in office, we will fight him.

Are you saying the next presidential candidate must be from the North even if an obviously more suitable candidate emerges from the South?

Time and event will clearly define all of this when the time comes but as it is today; this is what we think and how we feel.

Is this view coming from the mindset some northerners have that they are born to rule?

I’m not aware of the ‘born to rule’ mindset. Whoever said it is in a better position to explain it. I don’t know anyone who said that.

What is your opinion of the Buhari regime?

Well, expectations are high and they have not been met. We are worried and concerned that a lot of things are not being properly done. Every Nigerian is worried that all is not well; the level of abject poverty and backwardness is high. Our economy is in a bad shape and we are heavily indebted. There is insecurity in the entire country, but we cannot say that there is no hope. But as at today, there are reasons to be concerned. Every meaningful Nigerian should be worried and concerned about this nation.

If someone from a region other than the North wins the 2023 presidential election, do you think northerners will accept the person?

Why not, if the election is free and fair?

Source: https://punchng.com/2023-is-not-right-time-for-igbo-presidency-shettima-arewa-youth-consultative-forum-leader/

Of course, the moronic ninny is idiotically correct because the same bastardized constitutional democracy uses quota system and federal character to address the area where northern region does not have the people and numbers in the brain power to compete. I have said that any Igbo person who hungers for the presidency of the shithole called Nigeria should be shot. All I want is unconditional disintegration of the cesspit called Nigeria.
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by kingjrofficial(m): 2:52pm On Dec 28, 2019
Dedetwo:


Of course, the moronic ninny is idiotically correct because the same bastardized constitutional democracy quota system and federal character to address the area where northern region does not have the people and numbers in the brain power to compete. I have said that any Igbo person who hungers for the presidency of the shithole called Nigeria should be shot. All I want is unconditional disintegration of the cesspit called Nigeria.
ur brain is of no difference wit ur Cow-nu who's in exile......go fight for ur Biafra nawww,


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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by popsy2(m): 3:00pm On Dec 28, 2019
kingjrofficial:
lol, are u hurt coz I said North is the biggest threat to Nigeria and Nigerians politics

or because I said the truth?

Kid, I am not from the North, neither am I hurting.
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by 7lives: 3:05pm On Dec 28, 2019
VirginSearcher:

Alright, let's test and see, tell the illiterate president to give Igbo's Biafra

Why didn't you collect Biafra from GEJ?, this could have been a walk in the pack.
grin
VirginSearcher:

Alright, let's test and see, tell the illiterate president to give Igbo's Biafra

Why didn't you collect Biafra from GEJ?, this could have been a walk in the pack.

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by kingjrofficial(m): 3:08pm On Dec 28, 2019
popsy2:


Kid, I am not from the North, neither am I hurting.
stop pretending brv.... anyway, yemirris have been pretending since 1914, claiming to be citizens but never got attention!!, some people are just slaving in Nigeria wit hatred and bitterness in them..... I feel for yemiris coz there won't be any Biafra, and there won't be any presidency for dem,wat an irony?
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by 7lives: 3:15pm On Dec 28, 2019
castrol180:



If those you mentioned really have the capability to do so, then their respective states would have become paradise by now...Nigeria is not a business platform.

A million likes for your post.
To them charity begins abroad, they think everyone is a mediocre.
Tinubu I know, Fashola I know, Kwakwanso, Danjuma Goje, Oshiomole, Donald Duke, Akpabio , I know all these people.
The only person worthy of note is Umahi for achieving much with little and being highly focused, the rest are nicknames and aliases.

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Dedetwo(m): 3:20pm On Dec 28, 2019
kingjrofficial:

ur brain is of no difference wit ur Cow-nu who's in exile......go fight for ur Biafra nawww,


liked by DSS, PMB, North and 205 other!

You are intellectually disfigured as in the same form as Yerima Shettima. At least, Nnamdi Kanu can think to embark on a exile you cannot even think to commit a suicide. What a jackass.

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by 7lives: 3:21pm On Dec 28, 2019
seunmsg:
Shettima is an ethnocentric idiot that is on the payroll of Atiku. The plan to make Atiku the PDP consensus candidate will fail woefully. 2023 belongs to the south and the south alone. We will not trade what belongs to the south on the altar of political expediency.

It is also a shame that media houses are giving divisive characters like the Shettima idiot a national platform to spew their idiocy. This is the same guy that asked Igbos to leave the north before October 2st of 2017. Punch is very silly for giving him a platform to amplify his bigotry.

Yeye dey smell, PDP wey Atiku don buy since.

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by kingjrofficial(m): 3:22pm On Dec 28, 2019
Dedetwo:


You are intellectually disfigured as in the same form as Yerima Shettima. At least, Nnamdi Kanu can think to embark on a exile you cannot even think to commit a suicide. What a jackass.
lol.


kid, grow up!
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Sammy07: 3:32pm On Dec 28, 2019
ZombieTERROR:


I think the North should continue to rule

Since the south south can't complete their second term.... According to the traitors of the south... Why can't the North rule till eternity

BTW it doesn't matter who rules... Since the nation's democracy and foundation is faulty... The person will fail woefully ... We have a national assembly that takes more than half of the country's annual over head....

I have seen what this people do abroad.. They live like kings and queens... Nigeria is just their work shop.. They live outside the shores of this country...



I swear you said it all my brother

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by nokatakata: 3:34pm On Dec 28, 2019
divide the country into regions and let every region develop at their own pace.
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by popsy2(m): 3:49pm On Dec 28, 2019
kingjrofficial:

stop pretending brv.... anyway, yemirris have been pretending since 1914, claiming to be citizens but never got attention!!, some people are just slaving in Nigeria wit hatred and bitterness in them..... I feel for yemiris coz there won't be any Biafra, and there won't be any presidency for dem,wat an irony?

Whatever. Kid, even with the toughest rope, you can't drag me into the gutters with you. I can't roll in the gutters with you. Don't see it as pride, it is just how I was brought up.
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by NimrodEndOfDays(m): 3:57pm On Dec 28, 2019
popsy2:


Why rule Dave Umahi? Let me guess, you are from Ebonyi state. Ebonyi central precisely.
it is disrespectful to put him with Peter obi.
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Masterclass32: 4:11pm On Dec 28, 2019
Just look at the condescending maggot.
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by kingjrofficial(m): 4:11pm On Dec 28, 2019
popsy2:


Whatever. Kid, even with the toughest rope, you can't drag me into the gutters with you. I can't roll in the gutters with you. Don't see it as pride, it is just how I was brought up.
lol ....


OK
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by AFONJAPIG(m): 4:22pm On Dec 28, 2019
This thing dey sweet me, Afonjas unah see wetin greediness do unah.... Yeah Igbo's are not fit to rule Nigeria in 2023 let arewa continue till 2088 grin grin

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by AFONJAPIG(m): 4:26pm On Dec 28, 2019
jconsulting:
This is one of the most foolish person in the North, come and take it in 2023 and let us see.......Is the South turn either you like it or not......Is your luck that you put incompetent there as your turn
south kee u there , no, u remember there are needs for Southerner unifications Do you know anything called south in 2015* I rather vote for fulani man than to vote for south Westerner ... Aboki have my votes , grin

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by aspirebig: 5:27pm On Dec 28, 2019
Tembebe:
May the good Lord bless you for this comment.
All of them behaving and talking as if the rest of us aren't Nigerians too.All the main tribes have tasted power at one time or the other since independence.

That is the bitter truth. Why are other tribes being treated unfairly?

We have a VERY LONG WAY to go in this country.

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by popsy2(m): 5:30pm On Dec 28, 2019
NimrodEndOfDays:
it is disrespectful to put him with Peter obi.

I beg to differ.

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Basic123: 5:51pm On Dec 28, 2019
helinues:


Apc presidency is definitely between SW and SS cos both region sowed in Apc

Let Pdp also zone their presidency between SS and SE

is that too hard to ask?

Btw, only SE are interested in Pdp zoning to North. Average SS are against that

SE are perpetual slave to the hausa Fulani Muslim north .

They don't even have gut to contest presidency with them.Lazy people


they will not just admit it

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Basic123: 5:55pm On Dec 28, 2019
AFONJAPIG:
south kee u there , no, u remember there are needs for Southerner unifications Do you know anything called south in 2015* I rather vote for fulani man than to vote for south Westerner ... Aboki have my votes , grin
Did you acknowledge southern unity in 2011 when Yorubas gave GEJ 4 MILLIONS VOTES even in 2019 when Peter Obi,your son has more votes in SW than your region SE?


https://www.nairaland.com/745731/yoruba-marginalization-elders-met-jonathan

Igbo comments in above thread testify to that!

By the way,we are not surprised you ingrate hypocritical guys have always been hausa Fulani Muslims aboki slaves and you can forever be grin

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Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Nobody: 6:44pm On Dec 28, 2019
For all you "One Nigeria" proponents, this is what the FULANIS think of your dumb asses. They see the country as theirs to do with as they please. They see it as their birthright to rule till they run the country to the ground, which is where it's heading to. The only solution is to break the country into disparate parts and let each ethnicity progress or develop at their own pace. The union that is called Nigeria was a figment of the British imagination concocted for no other reason than for their own selfish reasons and convenience. From the onset, the union never worked, hadn't worked and would NEVER work. So, why delay the inevitable? No one not even Nigerians wanna be in a union that's not working for everybody.
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Codes151(m): 6:45pm On Dec 28, 2019
Mouth odor
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Problemkid1: 7:25pm On Dec 28, 2019
All this one Na just talk talk talk and talk. Make that day reach first na
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by NimrodEndOfDays(m): 7:52pm On Dec 28, 2019
popsy2:


I beg to differ.
how?
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Glorifiednwafor: 8:27pm On Dec 28, 2019
VirginSearcher:

If it's like that, how many South West and Northern States are well governed too? don't talk about Lagos it is everyone's territory

Good answer bro.

Leave those Yorubas let them be deceiving themselves thinking they are smart. They all flood Lagos claiming our land, good governance, setting the pace blablabla etc, but we all know how Lagos became what it is today, a state that generates more money must be more developed simple!
Re: '2023 Is Not Right Time For Igbo Presidency' – Shettima, A. Y. C. F. Leader by Glorifiednwafor: 8:48pm On Dec 28, 2019
NimrodEndOfDays:
it is disrespectful to put him with Peter obi.

Shut up, I'm not from Ebonyi but Umahi has out done Obi. You must be from Anambra

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