DonJay95:
[s]Truth is bitter but it has to be said.


Do you think after the South West went against the South (SS & SE) to remove Jonathan, the SS and SE will throw their support to the SW in 2023? On what basis? Which promise?

Of course it can never happen, If Apc zone it’s presidential candidate to the SW (which i doubt), all PDP needs to do is just zone the presidential candidate to the North with a Rivers man as Vice or Igbo man and that is the end of APC.

The Apc knows this and I’m sure they will never make such mistake because majority of the north will vote a candidate from the north irrespective of the party and with the support from the SS & SE they are good to retain the seat.

Tinubu has led the Yorubas to divided the South and this will affect them for a long time.[/s]

The afonja poster is the same afonja as the second and third posters.

2023 election . Really?
Abeg nothing like that



Long live Biafra
Long live niger delta republic

We SE/SS

Attache by force

gidgiddy:
Any fair minded person who believes in equity and justice knows that after 8 years of Buhari, it is only fair that power comes back to the South

That same fair minded person who believes that power should come down to the South cannot accept that it should go to the South West considering that the South West have already had 8 years with Obasanjo, while the SS has only one term with Jonathan and the SE has not had it at all

If we are talking about justice and equity here then the South West has no business producing the president of Nigeria in 2023 after 8 years of Obasanjo

If we are not talking about equity and justice then it means that anyone who can muster the most votes in 2023 should be president. In other words, if the North West can muster the majority votes, or the South West can do it or even the South East, that zone takes it.

You should shut your mouth when folks are talking about Nigerian politics and elections. Concentrate on your biafra struggle and stop this flip flopping.

Today, you're all biafra/Late Kanu, tomorrow you want the presidency.

What is wrong with you mr?

Even me myself a Yoruba man will not support Tinubus.

I would vote for a kidnapper

valarmorghulis:
Let south south people speak for themselves, must u attach them to everything you do?

I tire for the way some of these folks reason, they are the only region that lacks the boldness to speak or make threats alone, they will always find a way to drag south south with them. but one thing that I'm certain of is that the majority of South South folks can see beneath the fake love exhibited by them cos even the Jonathan presidency wouldn't have been possible without the support of South West

lexyking:



I tire for the way some of these folks reason, they are the only region that lacks the boldness to speak or make threats alone, they will always find a way to drag south south with them. but one thing that I'm certain of is that the majority of South South folks can see beneath the fake love exhibited by them cos even the Jonathan presidency wouldn't have been possible without the support of South West

SW didn’t vote for Jonathan, they voted for Ribadu/Yoruba vp

Yoruba vote was heavily divided with a little more going to RIbadu. Check below and see how Yoruba voted for Ribadu
https://www.reuters.com/article/nigeria-elections-results-idAFLDE73G05B20110418

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Corrinthians:
You should shut your mouth when folks are talking about Nigerian politics and elections. Concentrate on your biafra struggle and stop this flip flopping.

Today, you're all biafra/Late Kanu, tomorrow you want the presidency.

What is wrong with you mr?

[/s]

I wish this Op is wise!WHEN YOU AS A PEOPLE KEEP DROPPING THE NAME OF THE SOUTH-SOUTH ALL THE TIME WITHOUT SEEKING FOR THEIR CONSENT,YOU ARE INDIRECTLY MAKING YOUR REGION TO BE A LAUGHING STOCK AMONG OTHER REGIONS AND TO BE TREATED WITH DISRESPECT!!! AM SORRY TO SAY BUT THIS THE TRUTH.

Odingo1:

SW didn’t vote for Jonathan, they voted for Ribadu/Yoruba vp

Yoruba vote was heavily divided with a little more going to RIbadu. Check below and see how Yoruba voted for Ribadu
https://www.reuters.com/article/nigeria-elections-results-idAFLDE73G05B20110418

So despite d fact that Jonathan won five out of six south western states they still didnt vote 4 Jonathan.

The total registered votes in the two region is not that significant in national elections. Especially as APC is currently winning more elections in the two Regions. Combine the two regions all together Kaduna and Kano will take care of them in election. By the way Biafra or 2023 elections?

JAMO84:
You don't know politics. Who needs ss and se votes to become president? Yoruba already have seven states with 16 million registered voters waiting to vote in 2023.

All we need to add is just thirty percent of nw and nc votes, and pick a VP from Borno since PDP might pick their presidential candidate from nw. The current Governor of Borno will surely deliver Borno and Yobe to APC.


I AM DONE TALKING

Your Apc dream 16 million vote and 30% from the north will defeat Pdp 70% vote from the north and 95% vote from the SS & SE? Na wah lol

You have a strong point for speaking up for your geopolitical zone. However, you left some facts unchecked and some realities mixed up.

First, have you considered if your position was informed by equitable representation or just borne out of sheer hatred for a certain clan?
Remember the North West had come twice (Buhari and Yaradua) and only very few south easterners raised an eyebrow about that.

Why do so now that APC is expected to respect its clause on merger that birthed it?
So we can invariably conclude that your write up was stimulated by selective ethnic profiling.

Personally, I do not care about which tribe or geopolitical zone anyone who would lead Nigeria aright should come from. For real, we have seen one or two nigerian presidents whose tribesmen suffered from far worse dearth of infrastructural facilities while their sons were presidents, except few kingsmen who benefitted from their loots and nepotism.


Mind you, APC has not done anything reasonable to warrant being re-elected once more. So it may eventually not matter where they select their candidate from unless he has a good personality and attractive profile, and not just the political party's platform.

Whatever our scheming is, we need redress the marginalization of one geopolitical zone. Yet, we must remember that power is not given; it is taken.

limeta:
2023 election . Really? Abeg nothing like that


Long live Biafra Long live niger delta republic

Wow.. What Part Of NDR are you from sweet?

Kyase:
what if both pdp and apc field a yaruba ehn, which is more likely to happen

Even within you, you know it's not possible. So stop deceiving your buharideen muslim skull.

We will continue to hammer the truth without being apologetic about it.
Yorubas have done their turn, if there is zoning (which means turn by turn). It will be the turn of the Igbos.

If the yoruba cannot wait and queue for their own turn after turn, let them forgerrit.Justice and equity.

The PDP will wait for APC to reveal their flagbearer, if the give it to the SW, then the North+SE+SS will team up in PDP and meet them at the polls. God so good, yorubas don't have numbers to make themselves president just as they have mocked the East. They have only helped others to win 2 out of 8 presidential elections in the history of this country and have never made themselves president.

The only equitable thing to do is for both parties to zone it to the East. Those hypocrites shouting and crying about unity on TVs, Radios and social media should walk the talk and insist that the East gets the presidency.

There can be no unity without, equity and justice.

Count South South out of this,we are not Tribalistic. After the defeat of Jonathan till now. Do you still see online or offline the South South youths or elders persistently attacking other tribes politically? No

We are wiser and know our worth. So stop involving us in this Tribalistic sentimental permutations of 2023 elections.

Do you think it is by accident that the chairmen of the two major political parties are both South South.
Yes we are not yet there, but we're moving forward.

God bless South South.

God bless Nigeria!!!

AmTruth:
Count South South out of this,we are not Tribalistic. After the defeat of Jonathan till now. Do you still see online or offline the South South youths or elders persistently attacking other tribes politically? No

We are wiser and know our worth. So stop involving us in this Tribalistic sentimental permutations of 2023 elections.

Do you think it is by accident that the chairmen of the two major political parties are both South South.
Yes we are not yet there, but we're moving forward.

God bless South South.

God bless Nigeria!!!

Leave them, they dont know, Johnathan lost and we moved on, and we are scheeming, we know we will have a shot at it again before it goes East.

You guys need to play matured politics, dont put all your eggs in a basket, the South South is playing PDP and APC, the south west the same, the north the same, but the South east are just fixated on supporting any thing that the majority are against.. Come 2023 if PDP wins the south south wins, if APC wins, the south south wins... But go to the East if APC should win again, it will be another four years of lamentation and forcing of South south's name into anything they want to say.

We are indigenous people of niger delta.. IPND, We have our own identity and we can speak for ourselves

helinues:
We SE/SS

Attache by force

Bros, there is nothing like attached by force here. The two geopolitical zones are naturally attached by nature. If in doubt, check the Nigerian map.

Any southsouth person that will vote a Moslem and a southwesterner come 2023 will not finish 2023

:og

DonJay95:


You’re talking out of point. You don’t need to be told that the SE has always join the SS to vote same candidate. A lot of your Yorubas are silent because they know what I’m saying is the truth. Politics is not turn by turn, if it was so, Igbos would have produced a president. Politics is a selfish game, the North will not abandon a Northern Candidate to vote a Yoruba come 2023 and to make it worst for the SW, they have no support from the South (SS & SE) so they can’t produce a president, unlike in 2011 when Jonathan had the support of the entire South and needed a percentage from the North. It is different now because the Yorubas have divided the South during the 2015 election. What reason will the Yorubas give the SS & SE to make them vote for a Yoruba?

You just don't get it do you,
Yorubas are not banking on Igbos for support, have you people ever support us in the past?.

gidgiddy:
Any fair minded person who believes in equity and justice knows that after 8 years of Buhari, it is only fair that power comes back to the South

That same fair minded person who believes that power should come down to the South cannot accept that it should go to the South West considering that the South West have already had 8 years with Obasanjo, while the SS has only one term with Jonathan and the SE has not had it at all

If we are talking about justice and equity here then the South West has no business producing the president of Nigeria in 2023 after 8 years of Obasanjo

If we are not talking about equity and justice then it means that anyone who can muster the most votes in 2023 should be president. In other words, if the North West can muster the majority votes, or the South West can do it or even the South East, that zone takes it.

Did anyone stopped SE from contesting?
Are there no SE candidates in the last presidential election?.
People have right to vote who they like, abeg swerve jor.

LarryBee1k:


Excellent analysis

Silly analysis.

You people are wallowing in comical fantasy.

It is very obvious you don't understand how the north play their politics.

You expect the north to cede power to the South West and raise the possibility of the south holding onto power after 8 years?

The north will cede power under the condition that they are entitled to regain it after 8 years.

Obj and Jonathan did 13 years cumulative so only a naive person will suppose that the desire to still hold power after Buhari is not a possibility northern power brokers are contemplating.

A northern PDP candidate like Atiku will rubbish anybody the APC throw up from the South West.

Forget the noise and propaganda, most northern leaders know it not the turn of the South West....They rather retain power than initiate an imbalance with dire implications as highlighted above.

Sctests:
We will continue to hammer the truth without being apologetic about it.
Yorubas have done their turn, if there is zoning (which means turn by turn). It will be the turn of the Igbos.

If the yoruba cannot wait and queue for their own turn after turn, let them forgerrit.Justice and equity.

The PDP will wait for APC to reveal their flagbearer, if the give it to the SW, then the North+SE+SS will team up in PDP and meet them at the polls. God so good, yorubas don't have numbers to make themselves president just as they have mocked the East. They have only helped others to win 2 out of 8 presidential elections in the history of this country and have never made themselves president.

The only equitable thing to do is for both parties to zone it to the East. Those hypocrites shouting and crying about unity on TVs, Radios and social media should walk the talk and insist that the East gets the presidency.

There can be no unity without, equity and justice.

Succinctly articulated.

If you sow the wind, you reap the whirlwind.

Tomorrow people will be foaming at the mouth about the Igbos are doing and are not doing...

We are watching to see which way the cat jumps.

In the fullness of time, we shall lay our cards on the table.

The Igbos have respected equity and fairness to the extent of being the last to choose/benefit

If some misguided elements think they can shunt/distort/manipulate the system, we shall watch as the whole scenario plays out.

Buhari and indeed a good number of northern leaders threatened/arm-twisted their way to power.

Today, the selective amnesia is very much playing out, nobody bases political entitlement of the north of angelic disposition.

Obasanjo was made president in 1999 even when he had no political traction in his geopolitical zone.

Now that the turn of the Igbos has eventuated, you get to hear sundry discordant voices....

Once again, we are watching..