DodadaKoKigbe:
Regional government is a great idea. I support it.

ElSudani:
I knew they will cry for months and months. They convinced themselves Obi was going to win even when we told them it is impossicant.

I am beginning to enjoy their wailing.

Lanretoye:
No be only naturalize...them don lose election now,case don change.

mancoconut:
Sharing nationhood with Northerners and their yoruba Muslim lackeys is the strangest and most forced union ever, we share absolutely nothing in common as people. As a matter of fact, I feel more compatriotship with someone from Cameroon, Liberia and even Ghana as an Igbo man than a Northerner from far-flung Sokoto, Kastina etc or a yorubaa entity from Osun, Oyo, Ekiti etc...it's only the core Lagosians from other tribes I can easily bond with when I'm in the diaspora due to the cosmopolitan nature of Lagos.

Honestly the hate and suspicion is just too much among the major ethnic groups in Nigeria, we can't even pretend to tolerate each other at thus point, I really the conversation about seriously restructuring this country once and for all is addressed. I would rather an Igbo man rules me in my tiny 5 state region, at least if he messes up, we can all either all sink together as one people, or rebuild together as one people.

I'm genuinely tired of being called a Nigerian tbh, if there was some way to naturalize with peaceful nations like Zambia or even Namibia, God knows I'll pay any amount to do so.

ElSudani:
I knew they will cry for months and months. They convinced themselves Obi was going to win even when we told them it is impossicant.

I am beginning to enjoy their wailing.

DARLYNBOI:


Would God think like you are thinking now...and does this kind of thought allow your prayers to exceed your room..?

I am a typical Yoruba from ekiti but detest it when I see people display deep hatred and take unforgiving positions....however, I will appreciate it if the Igbo tribe too can table the arguments on national issues with more matured ways .
God bless us all till we find a lasting solution to our common problem

Kobonaire4:


Problem is, APC has not done well, and more people voted against APC than for. That APC won had more to do with the divided nature of the opposition.

Your party needs to sit up. This is not about 'we won', we need some good governance.

mancoconut:
Sharing nationhood with Northerners and their yoruba Muslim lackeys is the strangest and most forced union ever, we share absolutely nothing in common as people. As a matter of fact, I feel more compatriotship with someone from Cameroon, Liberia and even Ghana as an Igbo man than a Northerner from far-flung Sokoto, Kastina etc or a yorubaa entity from Osun, Oyo, Ekiti etc...it's only the core Lagosians from other tribes I can easily bond with when I'm in the diaspora due to the cosmopolitan nature of Lagos.

Honestly the hate and suspicion is just too much among the major ethnic groups in Nigeria, we can't even pretend to tolerate each other at thus point, I really the conversation about seriously restructuring this country once and for all is addressed. I would rather an Igbo man rules me in my tiny 5 state region, at least if he messes up, we can all either all sink together as one people, or rebuild together as one people.

I'm genuinely tired of being called a Nigerian tbh, if there was some way to naturalize with peaceful nations like Zambia or even Namibia, God knows I'll pay any amount to do so.

mancoconut:
Sharing nationhood with Northerners and their yoruba Muslim lackeys is the strangest and most forced union ever, we share absolutely nothing in common as people. As a matter of fact, I feel more compatriotship with someone from Cameroon, Liberia and even Ghana as an Igbo man than a Northerner from far-flung Sokoto, Kastina etc or a yorubaa entity from Osun, Oyo, Ekiti etc...it's only the core Lagosians from other tribes I can easily bond with when I'm in the diaspora due to the cosmopolitan nature of Lagos.

Honestly the hate and suspicion is just too much among the major ethnic groups in Nigeria, we can't even pretend to tolerate each other at thus point, I really the conversation about seriously restructuring this country once and for all is addressed. I would rather an Igbo man rules me in my tiny 5 state region, at least if he messes up, we can all either all sink together as one people, or rebuild together as one people.

I'm genuinely tired of being called a Nigerian tbh, if there was some way to naturalize with peaceful nations like Zambia or even Namibia, God knows I'll pay any amount to do so.

weyreypey:

Post Loss Traumatic Stress Disorder
PLTSD

lexylaw40:
Mr Osuu ..we have had enough of your jagons ....pls go back to your region.

Kobonaire4:


If it was such a great idea, why is there so much agitation for state creation?

There is a reason why we have states, and it is because smaller tribes felt oppresssed by the big tribes.

Ertugrul:

Yes you have a point, but this oppression can be mitigated with an electoral college system where population would not be the major factor to determine votes... only a regional system can save Nigeria..

mancoconut:
Sharing nationhood with Northerners and their yoruba Muslim lackeys is the strangest and most forced union ever, we share absolutely nothing in common as people. As a matter of fact, I feel more compatriotship with someone from Cameroon, Liberia and even Ghana as an Igbo man than a Northerner from far-flung Sokoto, Kastina etc or a yorubaa entity from Osun, Oyo, Ekiti etc...it's only the core Lagosians from other tribes I can easily bond with when I'm in the diaspora due to the cosmopolitan nature of Lagos.

Honestly the hate and suspicion is just too much among the major ethnic groups in Nigeria, we can't even pretend to tolerate each other at thus point, I really the conversation about seriously restructuring this country once and for all is addressed. I would rather an Igbo man rules me in my tiny 5 state region, at least if he messes up, we can all either all sink together as one people, or rebuild together as one people.

I'm genuinely tired of being called a Nigerian tbh, if there was some way to naturalize with peaceful nations like Zambia or even Namibia, God knows I'll pay any amount to do so.

Kobonaire4:


1.Regions did not work. Again there is a cold reason why most Nigerians prefer states. The state capital is closer to home than the regional capital

2. Electoral college basically takes voting rights from most people and vests it in the hands of a few. Also very imperfect.

3. If you are angry because of this past election, we lost because we were.divided

mancoconut:
Sharing nationhood with Northerners and their yoruba Muslim lackeys is the strangest and most forced union ever, we share absolutely nothing in common as people. As a matter of fact, I feel more compatriotship with someone from Cameroon, Liberia and even Ghana as an Igbo man than a Northerner from far-flung Sokoto, Kastina etc or a Yoruba entity from Osun, Oyo, Ekiti, etc...it's only the core Lagosians from other tribes I can easily bond with when I'm in the diaspora due to the cosmopolitan nature of Lagos.

Honestly, the hate and suspicion are just too much among the major ethnic groups in Nigeria, we can't even pretend to tolerate each other at this point, and the conversation about seriously restructuring this country once and for all is addressed. I would rather an Igbo man rule me in my tiny 5 state region, at least if he messes up, we can all either sink together as one people or rebuild together as one people.

I'm genuinely tired of being called a Nigerian tbh, if there was some way to naturalize with peaceful nations like Zambia or even Namibia, God knows I'll pay any amount to do so.

OneTemplate:


The guy is even highly ignorant. Before demanding regional governance, has he and other Igbos never wondered why their leaders are morbidly silent about it while Yoruba leaders are unitedly and confidently demanding it?

Unlike the average Igbo who is an Nzogbu Nzogbu dreamer, Igbo leaders know it is Igbos who need others badly, since they have nothing at all to offer Nigeria but take a lot from Nigerians.

The fact is that most Igbos are like toddlers even as they like to see themselves as intelligent. They don't live in the adult world and don't wish to.

ElSudani:
I knew they will cry for months and months. They convinced themselves Obi was going to win even when we told them it is impossicant.

I am beginning to enjoy their wailing.

CXLVII:
After election losss 🤣🤣🤣🤣

DARLYNBOI:


With your position and comments on this....what makes you different from those that u are castigating.

Bro..You are been tribalistic and filled with hatred more[/b]