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.

Emergingnation:
Keeping waiting for your imaginery Igbo presidency till enternity . The actualisation of sovereign state of Biafra remain the only hope for Ndigbo...

THE ACTUALISATION OF SOVEREIGN STATE OF BIAFRA IS A TASKS THAT MUST BE ACCOMPLISH !

mdimefields:
What most Igbos like me really crave for, is complete restructure, with entire Igboland returned back to the way it was mapped by the Brits. Another angle, an additional states for the Igbo groups in South South to join the South East. I will support anyone that can do this, even if it is another Yoruba occupying Aso Rock.
This translates to the yearning of ndi Igbo, which is good governance. Who becomes the president is immaterial if he or she can deliver.

Sharpsharp00123:
now that peter obi don lose u don go back to this account abi?

iammo:




All this can change with proper mindset reorientation

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

That would be NorthEast SouthEast

Understanding democracy is critical for SouthEast, and IPOB must be done away with



.

ecolime:

I will vote Soludo or Umahi anyway, anytime.

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.

ElSudani:
It is possible but has to be through bridge building, concensus and completely devoid of the Nzogbu Nzogbu, my way or the highway mentality of the Obidients.

pineed:
Sure ofcourse very possible 💯

I see Dave Umahi leading on this.

Others are Charles Soludo and Hope Ozodinma

Sharpsharp00123:
I will vote any Igbo man once the headless mobs don’t follow him

Many don’t have issues with obi but his headless mobs who suddenly turned him to an angel n started seeing others as evil

Sharpsharp00123:
they can not operate in a democratic setting, they are autocratic

Check out d way ojukwu, nnamdi kanu n simon ekpa behaves

Everyone must do d same thing

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.

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.

Sharpsharp00123:
they can not operate in a democratic setting, they are autocratic

Check out d way ojukwu, nnamdi kanu n simon ekpa behaves

Everyone must do d same thing

Basic123:

Honestly.
What pain me most is that they will sound on those international forum as if they are representing all Nigerians.mocking your country because you hate the president. Rubbish

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.

gammarays:

We prefer to be outcasts in a failed entity than be servants or slaves

At least outcasts make decisions for themselves while slaves will continue to suffer.

Since Tinubu was sworn in, everyone is feeling the heat but it's lesser in the south east. We're still in the Genesis so worry about how to survive instead of worrying about Igbos

IconicR:
It's very possible
Obi destroyed that chance with his greed and deceit by cutting the bond he formed with Atiku
That's why I laugh at any easterner who supports obi because if you are knowledgeable about Nigeria politics you'll know Obi destroyed that chance and as it is now, it's till further notice.

Benwallt:


Honestly, had Obi did his homework properly and stick with Atiku. They would have changed the political landscape of this nation. As in, southwest would have been the greatest loser as the southeast would have been emboldened to aspire and win the presidency after Atiku. It would have been a disaster for the southwest.

IconicR:
Exactly, this was the message Soludo was trying to pass and it's the truth

Benwallt:


God is a wonderful God. It wouldn't have been funny. That combination would have sparked the death of APC as Atiku would harvest all the politicians of note back to PDP. Simply, power will be rotating between East and North. West especially would ended up as outcast. Miracle no dey taya Jesus.

IconicR:
😂
Asiwaju's case was that of God using your rivals to work in your favour
I'm surprised obi ND his supporters can be so clueless about Nigeria politics

Sharpsharp00123:
who moved Nigeria from regionalism to federalism?

RushManni:


The biggest delusion is when you think "Nigerians" are with you on your Igbo hatred.

It's only you and maybe your region. Stop making it look like it's the whole Nigeria vs Igbo. It's only you cos of your way of reasoning

Reflect7:


Oh sure.

I'm the only Nigerian who hates being called a ''zoo animal from a failed country''.

The other 220 million Nigerians just LOVE being called that.

Olodo.

Make una dey there dey fck up.

Brainless people.

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.

Reflect7:


If Nigeria is a failed entity, why did 11 million Igbos flee Igboland to reside in northern Nigeria?

Why did 10 million Igbos flee Igboland to reside in southwest Nigeria?

You’re clearly dependent on Nigeria for your survival.

You are like nymphomaniac prostitutes going around claiming to be virgins.