He may have presidential aspirations but he's still waiting and watching as events unfold, his godfather tinubu is already making moves by visiting northern political juggernauts.

My fear is that whoever the north chooses will become the president of Nigeria whether we like it or not, they don't care about competence or who the masses truly want, it's about who will do their biddings.

He's afraid to contend with his master. Meanwhile, the way you guys make Northerners feel like almighties get me very annoyed.

God1000:
He may have presidential aspirations but he's still waiting and watching as events unfold, his godfather tinubu is already making moves by visiting northern political juggernauts.

My fear is that whoever the north chooses will become the president of Nigeria whether we like it or not, they don't care about competence or who the masses truly want, it's about who will do their biddings.

Welcum:
He's afraid to contend with his master.

It appears that way.

The right question should be "when will they all retire from politics?"

Welcum:
He's afraid to contend with his master. Meanwhile, the way you guys make Northerners feel like almighties get me very annoyed.

I'm just being honest bro, the current structure/political system favours them more than the south.

vastolord4:
The right question should be "when will they all retire from politics?"

You are right, but will they ever leave the corridors of power?

God1000:

I'm just being honest bro, the current structure/political system favours them more than the south.

It's a lie. If the North supports candidate A but the South rejects him, that candidate cannot win. The problem is that feeling that "we are helpless against the North" which makes many stupid Southerners lose heart. Another problem is our lack of discipline which makes many of us to take money and support Northern candidates without caring about long-term effects.

We don't use the power we have in the South. We dominate the media. We dominate Nollywood. We own the country's source of wealth. We are more educated, which means that we can strategies better. But we're always feeling helpless.

We use our education against ourselves - just like you coming here to post how the North can do whatever they like with you.

Nnamdi Kanu is the one person who knows how to make Southerners think right. The North knows this and knows that it's all we need to rise above them. No wonder why they want to silence Kanu at all cost.

Welcum:

It's a lie. If the North supports candidate A but the South rejects him, that candidate cannot win. The problem is that feeling that "we are helpless against the North" which makes many stupid Southerners lose heart. Another problem is our lack of discipline which makes many of us to take money and support Northern candidates without caring about long-term effects.

We don't use the power we have in the South. We dominate the media. We dominate Nollywood. We own the country's source of wealth. We are more educated, which means that we can strategies better. But we're always feeling helpless.

We use our education against ourselves - just like you coming here to post how the North can do whatever they like with you.

Nnamdi Kanu is the one person who knows how to make Southerners think right. The North knows this and knows that it's all we need to rise above them. No wonder why they want to silence Kanu at all cost.

Leave kanu out of this conversation.

I'm glad that the southern governors have all come together despite their political differences, they are speaking in one voice now including benue state.

You know too well that election is about the game of numbers, the southerners only make noise on media, but when it comes to voting, so many people won't come out, that's why north always outmanoeuvre us.
Again there's no unity in the south before, though it seems things are changing

He is and nothing more. The leader we want.

He is focused on the job at hand.

Jollylolly:
He is and nothing more. The leader we want.

He has all the attributes of a great leader, let's hope he gets the ticket.

I cant tell for now ,so let the time come

Shooyie:
He is focused on the job at hand.

But that doesn't stop him in anyway

It is a matter of few months more,
We will all hear when time comes.

Jollylolly:
He is and nothing more. The leader we want.

You want because of your job in his office

I think the Vice president is focusing on his job at hand

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6x561RI1WU

Calls for Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to run for president in 2023

VP will run for President

He will definitely run

Definitely and it's 100% sure

The Vice President has not outrightly declared his intentions

Osibanjo is not the right person to talk up that seat
Nigerians seems to ask God for directions but they rather allow emotions override them. That is why, we are not progressing in this land.

Trust me, there is a game between Tinubu and Osinbajo. Both of them seem to have an understanding that is not open to the public.