Since Ijaws are claiming Ndoki as an Ijaw clan, it will be right for the entire Ijaw groups in Rivers state to support an Ndoki candidate, come 2023.
Ndoki land has been neglected by subsequent government.
Ndoki land, in extension, Oyigbo LGA, is an eyesore, regardless hosting Afam power station, and huge numbers of oil wells,
yet the enclave is backward and underdeveloped.
For Ndoki to experience development, the Ijaws, and upland
Rivers should support an Ndoki candidate as the next governor, since Ijaws claim that Ndoki are part of them.
Uplanders, I'm sure will not have a problem with this arrangement. So, Umu Ndoki, time to dust your finest politicians and front them, for cohesive support, both from your Ijaw brothers and uplanders. 2023 is a goal.

Oga can you people leave tribalism for once & vote thr right person for the job....tribalism wont take any nation forward.

moriss33:
Oga can you people leave tribalism for once & vote thr right person for the job....tribalism wont take any nation forward.

Tribalism is the backbone of Nigerian politics. If not, what business does Buhari has with Aso Rock, judging from his past history? Have you been to Oyigbo before? Try and visit, so you witness the deplorable condition they live in, and ask yourself why.

blues234:

Tribalism is the backbone of Nigerian politics. If not, what business does Buhari has with Aso Rock, judging from his past history? Have you been to Oyigbo before? Try and visit, so you witness the deplorable condition they live in, and ask yourself why.

Development to an area must be when someone from that part is in position of power. Tribalism got us to where we are today in Nigeria.
Those elected from Ndoki ethnic group, what has been their contributions to the development of the area?
The present PDP chairman in Rivers state is from Oyigbo look at the deplorable state of the roads there.
I’m sure Gov Wike is laying a bad precedent in rivers state with the way he concentrate all projects in just 2 LGAs.