iammo:


I personally would vote for Charles Soludo or Dave Umahi if paired with Zulum

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Iagos:
I'm not Igbo, but don't underestimate them. Definitely they're going to get it.

Iagos:
I'm not Igbo, but don't underestimate them. Definitely they're going to get it.

ecolime:

I will vote Soludo or Umahi anyway, anytime.

RockHard:
The truth is bitter but it needs to be heard. Igbos don't have the temperament to govern a large, complex and diverse country like Nigeria. The way they're going about and handling Obi's loss demonstrates clearly that an Igbo presidency would likely end in chaos and at worst a civil war (like it happened during Ironsi's short stint as head of state).

They just simply lack the emotional and political intelligence to be saddled with such weighty responsibility. I doubt a more embittered and toxic set of people exists anywhere. Personally, I'll rather Nigeria breaks up than live under an Igbo presidency. Make everybody go their separate ways abeg. Their level of toxicity is too damn much.

Reflect7:
I am starting to doubt that an Igbo can be elected president of Nigeria in the next 20 years at least.

I mean, these guys have virtually turned outcasts of the country with the way they constantly abuse and attack Nigeria and Nigerians online and in world social media sites visited by people from all over the world.

I just don’t see how they get back from this in the next 20 years, to the point Nigerians would troop out in their millions to vote for one of them.

It’s pretty sad.

Biodun556:
Very possible

Reflect7:
I am starting to doubt that an Igbo can be elected president of Nigeria in the next 20 years at least.

I mean, these guys have virtually turned outcasts of the country with the way they constantly abuse and attack Nigeria and Nigerians online and in world social media sites visited by people from all over the world.

I just don’t see how they get back from this in the next 20 years, to the point Nigerians would troop out in their millions to vote for one of them.

It’s pretty sad.

oyatz:



It is more of Peter Obi and the Obidients matter.

Reflect7:
I am starting to doubt that an Igbo can be elected president of Nigeria in the next 20 years at least.

I mean, these guys have virtually turned outcasts of the country with the way they constantly abuse and attack Nigeria and Nigerians online and in world social media sites visited by people from all over the world.

I just don’t see how they get back from this in the next 20 years, to the point Nigerians would troop out in their millions to vote for one of them.

It’s pretty sad.

RockHard:


Nah, I don't believe so. Shebi Atiku that came second is also feeling aggrieved and in court, but you don't see Northerners personalize/tribalize his loss to the toxic heights that the Igbos have taken this Obi loss.

Peter Obi's presidential ambition was an Igbo-centered/centric project that they tried to package and project as a pan-Nigerian one. Unfortunately for them, the majority of Nigerians didn't fall for it. Many well-meaning ones that did prior to the elections have come to see it for the fraud that it truly was.

Reflect7:
I am starting to doubt that an Igbo can be elected president of Nigeria in the next 20 years at least.

I mean, these guys have virtually turned outcasts of the country with the way they constantly abuse and attack Nigeria and Nigerians online and in world social media sites visited by people from all over the world.

I just don’t see how they get back from this in the next 20 years, to the point Nigerians would troop out in their millions to vote for one of them.

It’s pretty sad.

ecolime:

I will vote Soludo or Umahi anyway, anytime.

Reflect7:


I don’t see how.

The thing is you have to first accept that you are fallible, and capable of making mistakes, then restructure the way you do things, to achieve better outcomes.

But if you believe you are perfect and infallible, as they do (being collective narcissists), you will never make that mental transitioning to a more civilised, tolerant approach to politics.

It will be more of the same. Those who don’t support their candidate next time around will be met by abuse and insults, pissing off everyone in the country, and they will lose again, and claim the election was rigged.