shortgun:
I believe the country can be salvaged only if the people wants to be saved

gidgiddy:
My fellow Igbos, the 2023 elections have come and gone, winners and losers have been announced, and all those aggrieved have been told to go to court, as usual

However, I believe that there are three important points the Igbo nation should take from the elections

1. INEC, and indeed the Nigerian State, has no capacity to conduct credible elections. Desperate politicians, money bags and those with vested interests, will always collude with INEC staff, political thugs and the security forces to rig every election. So if you are one of those who wants to vote in future elections, bear this in mind so you are not disappointed. None of us are likely to witness credible elections in our lifetime

2. Anyone who tells you there is anything like "one Nigeria" is telling you a bare face lie. No such thing has ever existed. Those who tell you that 'one Nigeria' exists are either ignorant people, or someone gaining from rot within the Nigerian union. There is nothing like one Nigeria, and if you forget this, you will be rudely reminded in the next elections

3. At the national level, elections will not solve the issues of Nigeria, no matter who is elected. The problem of Nigeria is in the foundations and not in elections. It is the foundation that gives rise to bad elections and bad leadership. Those who rejoiced 8 years ago when Buhari was elected are today buying a bag rice for 5 times the price, along with those who did not rejoice for Buhari. Those who rejoice at the election of Tinubu will also buy Rice at the same price as everyone, 4 years from now. So no matter who gets elected, we all suffer or enjoy equally.

In summary, never put your faith in Nigerian politics, it has not helped anybody who did.

Cheers

Ka Chukwu bi n'igwe gozie anyi

blacksam01:


naija is irredeemable!

gratefulheart:
1. Igbo should stop getting involved in politics of their host State if they want to do, contest or sponsor or mobilize for election or politics they should go to their State.
2. They should focus on their business or work and leave politics alone where lever they live if it's not their state.
3. They should stop creating enemies where their is none.
4. They should stop entitlement mentality even in their own land, community or state they can have entitlement mentality.
5. Rest, accommodate and love other tribes. You can move forward with bitterness and hatred.
This is my little advise.

gratefulheart:
1. Igbo should stop getting involved in politics of their host State if they want to do, contest or sponsor or mobilize for election or politics they should go to their State.
2. They should focus on their business or work and leave politics alone where lever they live if it's not their state.
3. They should stop creating enemies where their is none.
4. They should stop entitlement mentality even in their own land, community or state they can have entitlement mentality.
5. Rest, accommodate and love other tribes. You can move forward with bitterness and hatred.
This is my little advise.

gratefulheart:
1. Igbo should stop getting involved in politics of their host State if they want to do, contest or sponsor or mobilize for election or politics they should go to their State.
2. They should focus on their business or work and leave politics alone where lever they live if it's not their state.
3. They should stop creating enemies where their is none.
4. They should stop entitlement mentality even in their own land, community or state they can have entitlement mentality.
5. Rest, accommodate and love other tribes. You can move forward with bitterness and hatred.
This is my little advise.

Cholls:
My brother three things Igbos takeaway

1. Yorubas are first class citizens of Nigeria

2. Hausa/Fulani are second class citizens of Nigeria

3. Yorubas and Hausa/Fulani owns Nigeria

gratefulheart:
1. Igbo should stop getting involved in politics of their host State if they want to do, contest or sponsor or mobilize for election or politics they should go to their State.

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2. They should focus on their business or work and leave politics alone where lever they live if it's not their state.
3. They should stop creating enemies where their is none.
4. They should stop entitlement mentality even in their own land, community or state they can have entitlement mentality.
5. Rest, accommodate and love other tribes. You can move forward with bitterness and hatred.
This is my little advise.

gratefulheart:
1. Igbo should stop getting involved in politics of their host State if they want to do, contest or sponsor or mobilize for election or politics they should go to their State.

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2. They should focus on their business or work and leave politics alone where lever they live if it's not their state.
3. They should stop creating enemies where their is none.
4. They should stop entitlement mentality even in their own land, community or state they can have entitlement mentality.
5. Rest, accommodate and love other tribes. You can move forward with bitterness and hatred.
This is my little advise.

gratefulheart:
1. Igbo should stop getting involved in politics of their host State if they want to do, contest or sponsor or mobilize for election or politics they should go to their State.
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2. They should focus on their business or work and leave politics alone where lever they live if it's not their state.
3. They should stop creating enemies where their is none.
4. They should stop entitlement mentality even in their own land, community or state they can have entitlement mentality.
5. Rest, accommodate and love other tribes. You can move forward with bitterness and hatred.
This is my little advise.

gratefulheart:
1. Igbo should stop getting involved in politics of their host State if they want to do, contest or sponsor or mobilize for election or politics they should go to their State.

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2. They should focus on their business or work and leave politics alone where lever they live if it's not their state.
3. They should stop creating enemies where their is none.
4. They should stop entitlement mentality even in their own land, community or state they can have entitlement mentality.
5. Rest, accommodate and love other tribes. You can move forward with bitterness and hatred.
This is my little advise.

gidgiddy:
My fellow Igbos, the 2023 elections have come and gone, winners and losers have been announced, and all those aggrieved have been told to go to court, as usual

However, I believe that there are three important points the Igbo nation should take from the elections

1. INEC, and indeed the Nigerian State, has no capacity to conduct credible elections. Desperate politicians, money bags and those with vested interests, will always collude with INEC staff, political thugs and the security forces to rig every election. So if you are one of those who wants to vote in future elections, bear this in mind so you are not disappointed. None of us are likely to witness credible elections in our lifetime

2. Anyone who tells you there is anything like "one Nigeria" is telling you a bare face lie. No such thing has ever existed. Those who tell you that 'one Nigeria' exists are either ignorant people, or someone gaining from rot within the Nigerian union. There is nothing like one Nigeria, and if you forget this, you will be rudely reminded in the next elections

3. At the national level, elections will not solve the issues of Nigeria, no matter who is elected. The problem of Nigeria is in the foundations and not in elections. It is the foundation that gives rise to bad elections and bad leadership. Those who rejoiced 8 years ago when Buhari was elected are today buying a bag rice for 5 times the price, along with those who did not rejoice for Buhari. Those who rejoice at the election of Tinubu will also buy Rice at the same price as everyone, 4 years from now. So no matter who gets elected, we all suffer or enjoy equally.

In summary, never put your faith in Nigerian politics, it has not helped anybody who did.

Cheers

Ka Chukwu bi n'igwe gozie anyi

Ibrahimcoomasie:
Nigeria needs to be salvaged but definitely not by the likes of Peter Obi that will make things worse like he governed Anambra.

pquaver:



Oga go and rest... Those suffering today and running to lagos are people who obi governed for 8 years. Their lives didn't turn any better.. It is same way we will all suffer if your obi was voted... Stop deceiving... Your grieving is understandable but we warned you people ahead of time.. You called us saboteurs, yorubas etc.. As you make your Bed so will you lie on it.. Enjoy ur sleep for d next 4 years.. If you like next election repeat politics of bitterness, calumny and nzogbu nzogbu.. You will still land the same place again.. Only a fool does same thing over and over again and expect a different result..
Gi mara asu, gi ASUU na ikwe, ga na maghi ASUU ga ASUU na ala..

gidgiddy:
My fellow Igbos, the 2023 elections have come and gone, winners and losers have been announced, and all those aggrieved have been told to go to court, as usual

However, I believe that there are three important points the Igbo nation should take from the elections

1. INEC, and indeed the Nigerian State, has no capacity to conduct credible elections. Desperate politicians, money bags and those with vested interests, will always collude with INEC staff, political thugs and the security forces to rig every election. So if you are one of those who wants to vote in future elections, bear this in mind so you are not disappointed. None of us are likely to witness credible elections in our lifetime

2. Anyone who tells you there is anything like "one Nigeria" is telling you a bare face lie. No such thing has ever existed. Those who tell you that 'one Nigeria' exists are either ignorant people, or someone gaining from rot within the Nigerian union. There is nothing like one Nigeria, and if you forget this, you will be rudely reminded in the next elections

3. At the national level, elections will not solve the issues of Nigeria, no matter who is elected. The problem of Nigeria is in the foundations and not in elections. It is the foundation that gives rise to bad elections and bad leadership. Those who rejoiced 8 years ago when Buhari was elected are today buying a bag rice for 5 times the price, along with those who did not rejoice for Buhari. Those who rejoice at the election of Tinubu will also buy Rice at the same price as everyone, 4 years from now. So no matter who gets elected, we all suffer or enjoy equally.

In summary, never put your faith in Nigerian politics, it has not helped anybody who did.

Cheers

Ka Chukwu bi n'igwe gozie anyi

pquaver:



Oga go and rest... Those suffering today and running to lagos are people who obi governed for 8 years. Their lives didn't turn any better.. It is same way we will all suffer if your obi was voted... Stop deceiving... Your grieving is understandable but we warned you people ahead of time.. You called us saboteurs, yorubas etc.. As you make your Bed so will you lie on it.. Enjoy ur sleep for d next 4 years.. If you like next election repeat politics of bitterness, calumny and nzogbu nzogbu.. You will still land the same place again.. Only a fool does same thing over and over again and expect a different result..
Gi mara asu, gi ASUU na ikwe, ga na maghi ASUU ga ASUU na ala..