Amaechi2023:
2023 is around the corner and we all know permutations are ongoing.

Not surprisingly, Amaechi seems to be on the presidential spotlight more often run recent times.

While his ambition is a welcome development to some, others are having a diverse view and reluctantly kicking against his ambition.



Amaechi no matter what can never be completely rejected by the igbos. He's partly Igbo by ethnicity hence no matter the political sentiment driving the igbos politically, A great number would still go back to the drawing board.



Now let's analyse Amaechi chances and the igbos support.



What the igbos stand to lose not voting Amaechi.



Amaechi is originally ikwere by tribe, the ikwere are partly or highly related to the igbos. They speak same language.

Igbos not voting Amaechi would be the worst form of political foolishness and betrayal. They'l lose their trust and respect completely from other southern tribes, The North would see them as fools and would withdraw any form of political negotiation in the future, lastly their greatest enemy Yorubas would laught at them thereby having greater chance amongst other southern region politically. the South East and South south has always faired in similar position except for Edo in the South south. Igbos not voting Amaechi would completely ruin the little strenght both region has built together making them both vulnerable to their political enemies.



What they stand to gain.

Well political interest only becomes a fierce battle amongst tribes and region when there's a failed leadership. When things are fairing better, people would focus more on good leadership.

Amaechi with his track records has proven to be very resourceful from his reing as Governor of rivers state to him being a minister. There has been positive results.

Igbos supporting such a resourceful candidate would be a good sell out to their identity. The masses would fall back to the drawing board on how political sentiment had failed them in the past and start thinking progressively towards the political positivity of the igbos.

So far the igbos has managed to produce the best and hardworking governors compared to other region which is a political plus to their reputation.

Voting Amaechi would bring the igbos closer to the helm of politics hence giving them the chance to show their industrious and hardworking nature,

A vote for Amaechi is most likely to unite the North and the South East for the first time in Nigeria politics thereby creating a more united Nigeria.



God bless Nigeria.

Amaechi2023:
2023 is around the corner and we all know permutations are ongoing.

Not surprisingly, Amaechi seems to be on the presidential spotlight more often run recent times.

While his ambition is a welcome development to some, others are having a diverse view and reluctantly kicking against his ambition.



Amaechi no matter what can never be completely rejected by the igbos. He's partly Igbo by ethnicity hence no matter the political sentiment driving the igbos politically, A great number would still go back to the drawing board.



Now let's analyse Amaechi chances and the igbos support.



What the igbos stand to lose not voting Amaechi.



Amaechi is originally ikwere by tribe, the ikwere are partly or highly related to the igbos. They speak same language.

Igbos not voting Amaechi would be the worst form of political foolishness and betrayal. They'l lose their trust and respect completely from other southern tribes, The North would see them as fools and would withdraw any form of political negotiation in the future, lastly their greatest enemy Yorubas would laught at them thereby having greater chance amongst other southern region politically. the South East and South south has always faired in similar position except for Edo in the South south. Igbos not voting Amaechi would completely ruin the little strenght both region has built together making them both vulnerable to their political enemies.



What they stand to gain.

Well political interest only becomes a fierce battle amongst tribes and region when there's a failed leadership. When things are fairing better, people would focus more on good leadership.

Amaechi with his track records has proven to be very resourceful from his reing as Governor of rivers state to him being a minister. There has been positive results.

Igbos supporting such a resourceful candidate would be a good sell out to their identity. The masses would fall back to the drawing board on how political sentiment had failed them in the past and start thinking progressively towards the political positivity of the igbos.

So far the igbos has managed to produce the best and hardworking governors compared to other region which is a political plus to their reputation.

Voting Amaechi would bring the igbos closer to the helm of politics hence giving them the chance to show their industrious and hardworking nature,

A vote for Amaechi is most likely to unite the North and the South East for the first time in Nigeria politics thereby creating a more united Nigeria.



God bless Nigeria.

Whiteangel1234:
first question Are you from Ikwerre ? If yes do the view of Ikwerepikin Here on Nairaland represent the majority of Ikwerre people ?

Are Ikwerres people from Binis as claimed ?

If yes I think this post should be rephrased what the Binis will loss for not supporting Amaechi

majamajic:
I didn't see a tangible thing Okonjo iweala, Allison Madueke, Stella Odua, Osita chidoka, Anyim Pius Anyim, Azuibuike ehijirika e.t.c did in the east , Igbo politicians are inept !

Amaechi2023:
[s]2023 is around the corner and we all know permutations are ongoing.

Not surprisingly, Amaechi seems to be on the presidential spotlight more often run recent times.

While his ambition is a welcome development to some, others are having a diverse view and reluctantly kicking against his ambition.



Amaechi no matter what can never be completely rejected by the igbos. He's partly Igbo by ethnicity hence no matter the political sentiment driving the igbos politically, A great number would still go back to the drawing board.



Now let's analyse Amaechi chances and the igbos support.



What the igbos stand to lose not voting Amaechi.



Amaechi is originally ikwere by tribe, the ikwere are partly or highly related to the igbos. They speak same language.

Igbos not voting Amaechi would be the worst form of political foolishness and betrayal. They'l lose their trust and respect completely from other southern tribes, The North would see them as fools and would withdraw any form of political negotiation in the future, lastly their greatest enemy Yorubas would laught at them thereby having greater chance amongst other southern region politically. the South East and South south has always faired in similar position except for Edo in the South south. Igbos not voting Amaechi would completely ruin the little strenght both region has built together making them both vulnerable to their political enemies.



What they stand to gain.

Well political interest only becomes a fierce battle amongst tribes and region when there's a failed leadership. When things are fairing better, people would focus more on good leadership.

Amaechi with his track records has proven to be very resourceful from his reing as Governor of rivers state to him being a minister. There has been positive results.

Igbos supporting such a resourceful candidate would be a good sell out to their identity. The masses would fall back to the drawing board on how political sentiment had failed them in the past and start thinking progressively towards the political positivity of the igbos.

So far the igbos has managed to produce the best and hardworking governors compared to other region which is a political plus to their reputation.

Voting Amaechi would bring the igbos closer to the helm of politics hence giving them the chance to show their industrious and hardworking nature,

A vote for Amaechi is most likely to unite the North and the South East for the first time in Nigeria politics thereby creating a more united Nigeria.



God bless Nigeria.[/s]

cjrane:


If Amaechi were Igbo or from the Southeast this article would make sense.

Amaechi can become President of Nigeria just as Tinubu or Kwankwaso can be President. It does not concern Igbo as these people are neither Igbo nor from the southeast. Igbos will still ask for an igbo President from Igboland.

The crazy criminality in this Amechi case is that he wants to take the slot meant for southeast without being from the region nor being Igbo.

Amechi's name is also "Rotimi", why doesn't he take the slot of the southwest as a Yoruba president?

Whiteangel1234:
You are nothing but another Igbo haters and maybe another imposters I think you people are here to ruin Amaechi chance so that things will be easy for Crooked Eye Tinubu

proeast:


RUBBISH OF THE HIGHEST ORDER!!

When did Amaechi become Igbo? So he is no longer belong to Ikwerre ethnic nationality?

Does it mean that you guys are so inconsequential and insignificant that you can't stand on your own? Why must you attach to Igbos to be noticed?

FYI, Igbos have nothing in common with Ikwerre, and is high time you guys stop this idiocy of forcing Amaechi on us.

Lol, it really sucks to be minute minority otherwise why can't these people suffering from identity crises push for Ikwerre presidency same way Igbos are pushing for Igbo presidency!?

This is 2020 and Igbos will no longer tolerate nonsense.

richie240:

**" Ikweres are igbos*"**
**"ikweres are NOT Igbo's**
**"ikwerres are binis**

Chai......, may God forgive d person wey do una ds strong tin!

Ehnnn, small-small we go soon hear "ikwerres are Fulanis"

amuwo1980:
Ikwerre is ikwerre, Igbo is Igbo , we will not give ikwerrr Igbo ppl chance , never .

Amaechi2023:
did I in anyway mention amaechi being Igbo in the article?
Why are you guys so bitter?
Instead of going back to the drawing board and bring back your political relevance when the opportunity presents itself it's bitterness you choose to display?.

FYI I'm a Nortgernern and I'm only making a positive suggestions to you igbos if you don't grab it's not my fault I won't be the one wailing.
Besides it's only those who love wailing that don't seem to like correction.
Ikwere that speaks Igbo are in no way related to igbos??
I weep for you folks in your poor political ideology.

The only reason I won't stop my positivity is cos I know there are still sane igbos out there..

rummmy:
The op is a greedy as afonja..
South south ruled via Gej and Amaechi (another south south) wants to rule again.
Amaechi is an ikwerre man from Benin, not an igbo man.

Whiteangel1234:


Chaii Igbo have suffer in this country even a gworo chewing Aboki is now giving us political Advise ? An ordinary Almajiri ?
Nkita lachakwa gi anya Anuohia !! Ewu Hausa

Amaechi2023:
obviously your a low life petched opportunist.
If this what u have to say, then those who taught you to read, write and reason would be disappointed in you.
They only nutured a failure in yourself..

Amaechi2023:
sorry igbos has ruined their presidential chance and you know it.
The best you can do is to permutate and negotiate.
Instead of doing so with your Igbo brothers, your thinking the Fulani is a better option to negotiate with.
I weep for you..

Amaechi2023:
lol funny you.
Me Afonja??
You failed and you'll keep failing.
Igbos has ruined their presidential chance and it's gonna take time to rebuild that image.
Amaechi is one step forward.
Imagine Hausa people saying they won't support Gowon cos he's not Hausa Fulani or them not supporting Ibb cos he's Nupe/gbayi from nigerstate.
They may not be same with you but they are almost brothers with you..

richie240:
**" Ikweres are igbos*"** **"ikweres are NOT Igbo's** **"ikwerres are binis**
Chai......, may God forgive d person wey do una ds strong tin!
Ehnnn, small-small we go soon hear "ikwerres are Fulanis"

CzarChris:
I appreciate you trying to whitewash Rotimi Amechi for us, but we in the South South and South East will never forget in a hurry the role he played in ousting and blackmailing the government of GEJ. Karma will play it's role perfectly, he probably thinks frolicking with the North will help his presidential ambitions. The North will be the first to betray him, bookmark this page.


Before I forget, Ikwerres are not Igbos or have you forgotten that fact?

Amaechi2023:
[s] did I in anyway mention amaechi being Igbo in the article?
Why are you guys so bitter?
Instead of going back to the drawing board and bring back your political relevance when the opportunity presents itself it's bitterness you choose to display?.

FYI I'm a Nortgernern and I'm only making a positive suggestions to you igbos if you don't grab it's not my fault I won't be the one wailing.
Besides it's only those who love wailing that don't seem to like correction.
Ikwere that speaks Igbo are in no way related to igbos??
I weep for you folks in your poor political ideology.

The only reason I won't stop my positivity is cos I know there are still sane igbos out there..[/s]

Amaechi2023:
lol funny you.
Me Afonja??
You failed and you'll keep failing.
Igbos has ruined their presidential chance and it's gonna take time to rebuild that image.
Amaechi is one step forward.
Imagine Hausa people saying they won't support Gowon cos he's not Hausa Fulani or them not supporting Ibb cos he's Nupe/gbayi from nigerstate.
They may not be same with you but they are almost brothers with you..

cjrane:


If Amaechi were Igbo or from the Southeast this article would make sense.

Amaechi can become President of Nigeria just as Tinubu or Kwankwaso can be President. It does not concern Igbo as these people are neither Igbo nor from the southeast. Igbos will still ask for an igbo President from Igboland.

The crazy criminality in this Amechi case is that he wants to take the slot meant for southeast without being from the region nor being Igbo.

Amechi's name is also "Rotimi", why doesn't he take the slot of the southwest as a Yoruba president?

rummmy:
The op is a greedy as afonja..
South south ruled via Gej and Amaechi (another south south) wants to rule again.
Amaechi is an ikwerre man from Benin, not an igbo man.