bittyend: Bittyend is wicked...

Who's next? Even the Eze wuru wuru had to run for cover..

But_one_day: Shataap dia all of u?

dayokanu: Balewa chose Azikwe as his boy boy

Shagari chose Ekwueme as his boy boy

Tofa chose Sylvester Ugo as his boy boy

Atiku chose Soludo as his boy boy

Awolowo chose Philip Umeadi as his boy boy

Abiola chose Kingibe as his boy boy

OBJ chose Atiku as his Vice

When would we ever have Iboman seriously contesting for Presidency and choose a hausa or Yoruba for vice?

We know who has the slave boyboy gene

DaLover: Apga is clearly trying to be an igbo party....but how come shinkafi is a member of the party?
It is not a crime to have an ethnic party...but it is a crime when you try to sell an ethnic party as a national party......the greatest mistake igbos will make is to try and behave like yorubas in politics.....it is not their way and can never be their way....they are republican and competitive....this is why the British trusted them the least...
Yorubas in spite of their so called education will vote clannishly for anything with a yoruba stamp....notice that the only time they ever voted for a party with a national spread was when the president was a yoruba..after he left the seat..they quickly returned back to their voting ways...
Apga is an attempt to behave like the yoruba.....but i dont think the igbos can be cowed to vote clannishly.

bisiaet: I'm most delighted as an young Igbo man that the Mallam say what they have just said Now biko where are my brother the super talk mr name callings where art thou now talk ooooooo show your face Hausaman now say he owns APGA so what do we do now??

Because if its ACN an Hausa claim to be the decider of who is who this thread will explode today all sorts of name we will call the Yoruba now who is a to abuse Today is my best day as I read this threa because we have never in our life mind our business or do our own things all we are good at is follow follow, tribal jargons, Biafra nonsense now my people talk Hausa has spoken please give them answer.

The old fools like Nnamani was in few days ago defending Buhari instead for him to be talking on how we Igbo produce president in the next election so also was it during the last election these old fools gathered together and were campaning for IBB whereby Pat Utomi was there as voiceless candidate now the only party owes by Igbo has now be hijack by the North and these same old fools are there watching but al they care about is Biafra rants and tribal nonsense selling their birth right because of lust for money, ego, tribal sentiment, I too sabi and so on. I know I have offended them again today but this is the truth and this truth is their worst enermy abeg Aboki take the party biko na your own.

bashr8: lol lame thread, this bittyend na hendiot

jason123: As for Bittyend, I wonder what your problem is with the Igbos. Its like they give you sleepless nights, don't they?!

But_one_day: Bombastic elements of i.d.i.o.t.s. Bombocrats...

bittyend: This what you get by chest-beating all the time.. Truth be told, Northerners don't rate Igbos, period...

You guys wonder why Buhari never campaigned in the east during the last election?? He knows you guys are negligible, irrelevant, and willing tools that can be phucked in the arse; batty up and face down..

Ndigbos have been in political disarray since ZIK left this planet (and Zik got his game from Herbert Macaulay). You guys need to go back to the drawing board and learn the basics of politics again.. Till you accept to be junior partners to the SW in Nigerian politics, and form a formidable southern alliance, you will continue to be lackeys for the Northerners.. #JustSaying.

ndu_chucks:

Did you thrust your tongue in your cheek when you said the bolded? If not, you must be unfamiliar with Nigeria's political landscape. Any presidential candidate who ignores the electorate in the SE cannot win the election. If you don't believe me, ask Buhari or Ribadu. It is for this reason that CPC will merge with APGA and ACN before 2015.

PointB:

APGA should do business with CPC, and CAN if those two agrees that the best way to kill PDP is by supporting a president from the SE Zone.[/b]Anything other than that, we are quite happy to continue on our trajectory. Igboland is not the worse of in Nigeria uses any index you like.

Omo, you go grow 'metu'! What does APGA have to offer? ONE state, yet, you want the ones that can deliver 12+7 states at a heart beat to bow down for one state?! You high?

APGA has to win the remaining 4 states in the SE and possibly extend her tentacles to other regions before she can even suggest the highlighted. But if the highlighted happens at all, it should be seen as a gesture of good-will because, frankly, APGA has nothing to offer . . .[b]for now

jason123:

Omo, you go grow 'metu'! What does APGA have to offer? ONE state, yet, you want the ones that can deliver 12+7 states at a heart beat to bow down for one state?! You high?

APGA has to win the remaining 4 states in the SE and possibly extend her tentacles to other regions before she can even suggest the highlighted. But if the highlighted happens at all, it should be seen as a gesture of good-will because, frankly, APGA has nothing to offer . . .for now.

jason123:

Omo, you go grow 'metu'! What does APGA have to offer? ONE state, yet, you want the ones that can deliver 12+7 states at a heart beat to bow down for one state?! You high?

APGA has to win the remaining 4 states in the SE and possibly extend her tentacles to other regions before she can even suggest the highlighted. But if the highlighted happens at all, it should be seen as a gesture of good-will because, frankly, APGA has nothing to offer . . .for now.

afam4eva:
Point of correction, APGA has two states, Anambra and Imo. How many states does CPC have?

PointB:

Governors don't deliver votes, people do. Otherwise, the Ohakim will still be the Governor of Imo state by now, many of those PDP governors will still be in power in SW.

My point is this: Igbo will rally round a popular APGA presidential candidate who is supported by CPC and AC.N. On the other hand, we can still continue to vote for PDP, if the odds are not in favour of APGA. We will not vote for CPC presidential candidate, AC.N chance in Igboland is also very dicey. If we want the PDP dead, SE hold the key, and APGA is the keeper! Otherwise, we can continue brandishing numbers and deliver virtual states, while PDP keep ruling!

PointB:

Governors don't deliver votes, people do. Otherwise, the Ohakim will still be the Governor of Imo state by now, many of those PDP governors will still be in power in SW.

My point is this: Igbo will rally round a popular APGA presidential candidate who is supported by CPC and AC.N. On the other hand, we can still continue to vote for PDP, if the odds are not in favour of APGA. We will not vote for CPC presidential candidate, AC.N chance in Igboland is also very dicey. If we want the PDP dead, SE hold the key, and APGA is the keeper! Otherwise, we can continue brandishing numbers and deliver virtual states, while PDP keep ruling!

lagcity: Shinkafi's gang is threatening to punish Peter Obi and Bianca Ojukwu; the next target might be Rochas Okorocha. Igbos need to rally round Obi and Okorocha so that they can keep control of the party. The most important thing is to find out the Igbo traitor who has been romancing Shinkafi's gang. There has to be an Igbo traitor somewhere for Shinkafi to be bold enough to say these things.

jason123:


My point is, it will be harder for a coalition to support an APGA candidate than an ACN or CPC candidate. The reason is because APGA, I'm sorry, is just not seen as a force to be reckon with nationally, FOR NOW (that might change later). Moreover, there is a chance that Ngige will win Anambra if he should contest, meaning ACN has something on APGA but APGA has NOTHING on ACN.

Thirdly, I think the politicians in both parties will be thinking along the line of producing an ACN and CPC Pres and VP (which ever order) with APGA Senate pres. Why? Both parties know that the SE generally have NEVER played the "opposition"; that is, it will be hard to wean the SE voters from PDP.

All in all, I think there is a very slim chance that they will pick an APGA candidate as their candidate but if they do, it should be seen as an act of good-will because the odds are stacked against APGA.

PointB:

Governors don't deliver votes, people do. Otherwise, the Ohakim will still be the Governor of Imo state by now, many of those PDP governors will still be in power in SW.

My point is this: Igbo will rally round a popular APGA presidential candidate who is supported by CPC and AC.N. On the other hand, we can still continue to vote for PDP, if the odds are not in favour of APGA. We will not vote for CPC presidential candidate, AC.N chance in Igboland is also very dicey. If we want the PDP dead, SE hold the key, and APGA is the keeper! Otherwise, we can continue brandishing numbers and deliver virtual states, while PDP keep ruling!

jason123:

Another view might be that they (ACN and CPC) will become desperate and might pick an APGA candidate to appeal to the SE voters. . . .

lagcity: Shinkafi's gang is threatening to punish Peter Obi and Bianca Ojukwu; the next target might be Rochas Okorocha. Igbos need to rally round Obi and Okorocha so that they can keep control of the party. The most important thing is to find out the Igbo traitor who has been romancing Shinkafi's gang. There has to be an Igbo traitor somewhere for Shinkafi to be bold enough to say these things.

Dede1:


You have written like a moronic dingbat. Let me make it clear to you that neither Herbert Macaulay nor Azikiwe owned any political party. However, they were members of certain parties. I detest the idea of a person reading some skewed facts on Wikipedia and rushes to Nairaland to vomit it based on tribal instigation. My response to another goofy writer such as you was to set the record straight that Zik did not serve as political apprentice under Herbert Macaulay. I went further to point out that Zik’s NYM, rightfully so because he was a member of the party, hammered Macaulay’s NNDP, rightfully so because Macaulay was a member of NNDP, in the Lagos Town council election.

I guess more exploratory research would have done you some good than trying to score a cheap tribal point. Again, Zik was in Lagos in 1934 and later left for Accra where he became the editor of African Morning Post and returned to Lagos later where he founded West African Pilot.