Billyonaire: Every analytical mind should try to find out, what percentage of the voting populace is Ndigbo, and if Ndigbo makes up to one-third of the voting Populace then voting for PDP will be monumental success and should be taken seriously. Being "carried along" is important. If you keep demolishing the "places of interest" of Ndigbo like their market, Stores and keep increasing the Tenement rates in Lekki Phase 1 and VGC where majority of the property owners are Ndigbo, then you incur the wrath of these progressive Easterners. ACN under Fashola did so great in rehabilitation of roads and engaging Area boys and beautification, but this Fashola's second term, he has done nothing, I have not witnessed any new developmental strides, the roads under construction are the PPP projects that are tolled and paid for, by our tax money, for the next 30 yrs under the LCC and the rail way line to Badagry is a loan from World Bank.... Ndigbo is a force to reckon with, and if ACN wants to retain Lagos, Ndigbo has to be "carried along". A word is enough for the wise__________ BillyOnaire

Abbey2sam: Ibo's will never seize to amaze me,how many yoruba's has been given a political apointment in the east? I don't blame them ,it is the yorubas that are too accomodating and now they need a political seat in another man's state!what ever happen to where they came from...
they should go to maiduguri for political seat nah or kano or even zamfara.......who told them their vote even count in lagos

lekkie073:
If ur fathers understand economics, they wouldn't advice u d offsprings to go develop another man's land and turn urs to shrines for blood rituals

lekkie073:
D article refered to NDIGBO...so what i said applies to d umbrella(NDIGBO). Whether u я in support or not i don't give a hoot. What i know is dat ur days in lagos я numbered. Ibos я not different to fulanis. Leaving ur abode in order to encroach on another man's territory. Go back to ur shrines-u-called-homes

Abbey2sam:
they should go to maiduguri for political seat nah or kano or even zamfara.......who told them their vote even count in lagos

whealthy:
Why aint you running for office there? Did you not mention FORMER capital? So what? because it was former capital means the indegenes lose there right to select there leaders? If the ibo, hausa etc fill up all the posts, where will indigenous Lagosians work? When last was a Yoruba or ibo appointed as FCT minister? And that is still the capital oo!
Since you ve descended to trading insult instead of articulatin your arguement and pasin such across (like a sensible being). Go and bring your nutcase father that bred a slowpoke like you to contest in 2015 nd get indigbo to vote him in. f**kin c**t

Danka7777:

Some Nigerians honestly have no common sense. Can you get it into your heads that Lagos was a former capital of Nigeria? As is it with Abuja, F.C.T; today, it was developed by the federal government and has a great deal of diversity. If this were Ogun, Ondo, Ekiti and many others, I will be against appointing any ethnic group besides yorubas into office. Same goes with Anambra, Enugu, Imo and others; political appointments should be assigned to natives of that land. Lagos and Abuja are different, as they are former and present capitals respectively.

I know many of you would be shocked to hear this: Igbos, Hausas and all other ethnic groups ought to be able to run for a political office in Lagos, includes office of the governor. Many of you haven't even read the Constitution. Do you know what the Constitution says about a state that becomes a Federal Capital Territory? There some clear lines in it about this...

Delafruita:
you are a big f.ool.was calabar not once federal capital?was lokoja not once federal capital?why not say crossriver and kogi should be able to vote in hausa or yoruba people.
you must think everybody is ignorant like you.what does the constituition say about sates that were once federal capitals?i have my copy of the constituition and i have a good idea of what it says regarding states and there's absolutely nothing like "states that were once federal capital" in the entire constituition.i challenge you to quote the section in the constituition that makes reference to it.ignorant buffoon

berem: I find it hard to believe this story! But if its true then its a pity that a lunatic will just open his infected mouth and talk trash! I don't think there is any other state in nigeria that has been more accomodating than lagos state. lagos state have treated igbos well more than even our own states of origin.so I will advise that dude to STFU and mind his business and stop painting igbo pple black!

ifeci:

una dey work on sunday too? na wa o

Delafruita:
you are a big f.ool.was calabar not once federal capital?was lokoja not once federal capital?why not say crossriver and kogi should be able to vote in hausa or yoruba people.
you must think everybody is ignorant like you.what does the constituition say about sates that were once federal capitals?i have my copy of the constituition and i have a good idea of what it says regarding states and there's absolutely nothing like "states that were once federal capital" in the entire constituition.i challenge you to quote the section in the constituition that makes reference to it.ignorant buffoon

AngelofValor: I bet this would give the "LOUD-MOUTHED YORUBAS'" in the house a means to talk jibberish.Ah! Am so happy for ya'll yorubas', finally a topic ya'll can SHOUT at and OVER-FLOG till it catches fire.
Anyhoo, this is mere propaganda by one attention-seeking and irrelevant Igbo group in lagos calling themselves Ndigbo(or maybe out of lagos, sef).

Baba_O: They will never stop exposing their weaknesses and desperation?. Have they been voting for UPN/ACN before ?

ypzilanti:

Nothing in the constitution prevents any Nigerian from running for office in any part of Nigeria.

Maybe you are not aware, but other tribes have ran for office and won in Lagos and Abuja (that I am aware of).

Democracy is a game of numbers. As elections become freer and fairer, you will see more of this in areas with huge migrant populations.

Delafruita:
you are a big f.ool.was calabar not once federal capital?was lokoja not once federal capital?why not say crossriver and kogi should be able to vote in hausa or yoruba people.
you must think everybody is ignorant like you.what does the constituition say about sates that were once federal capitals?i have my copy of the constituition and i have a good idea of what it says regarding states and there's absolutely nothing like "states that were once federal capital" in the entire constituition.i challenge you to quote the section in the constituition that makes reference to it.ignorant buffoon

Delafruita:
you are a big f.ool.was calabar not once federal capital?was lokoja not once federal capital?why not say crossriver and kogi should be able to vote in hausa or yoruba people.
you must think everybody is ignorant like you.what does the constituition say about sates that were once federal capitals?i have my copy of the constituition and i have a good idea of what it says regarding states and there's absolutely nothing like "states that were once federal capital" in the entire constituition.i challenge you to quote the section in the constituition that makes reference to it.ignorant buffoon

sheyguy:
Oga wet weed, Igbo cönstitute 90% of lagos population, if only half of those shld pitch their tent with this group in question, do u know what it would translate to?

lekkie073:
Lagos belong to potokis, so, naija belongs to the great britain. Bro, я u still living in the year 1624?

Delafruita:
you are a big f.ool.was calabar not once federal capital?was lokoja not once federal capital?why not say crossriver and kogi should be able to vote in hausa or yoruba people.
you must think everybody is ignorant like you.what does the constituition say about sates that were once federal capitals?i have my copy of the constituition and i have a good idea of what it says regarding states and there's absolutely nothing like "states that were once federal capital" in the entire constituition.i challenge you to quote the section in the constituition that makes reference to it.ignorant buffoon

samkoro:

How many yorubas pay tax in Anambra State ?

How many Yorubas voted peter Obi ?

Okorocha has someone from Rivers state in his cabinet ?

How many yorubas has contributed to a developement worth of N4million in the east ?

Was Anambra a former capital in which the Federal gov of Nigeria invested in ?
?
Is any one stopping you from going to the east as a Nigerian ?

Do you thing ur hate and courses is a seed that will create a better ethnic relationship bw Igbos and Yoruba ?

Do you think that appointing Akabueze as a commissioner two months to the end of Tinubus tenure was mature or commendable or a ridicle ?

Do you know that for every ethnic prank u play against any non-yoruba,another yoruba somewhere pays for it in a way ,because tribalism begets tribalism,no body has a monopoly of tribalism.

Do you know that an egalitarian society is an ideal society?

Do you know that duely giving political appointments to Igbos in Action congress of Nigeria is a show of appreciation for party loyalty,and maturity.

All I would advice is for Action congress to handle Lagos politics in such a way that will not breed more ethnic hatred now and in future.

I advice also that yorubas should abstain from and amend years of conspiracy with the federal gov. Which selected major import items to come in through Lagos port alone rather than calabar or port harcourt,thus the migration of Igbos to Lagos en mass.

Migration of easterners,south south and other Nigerians will not stop until certain developemental policies are changed,even when u refuse to sell land or rent houses.

wesley80: How did he fail to "carry Ndigbo along"? By not building dedicated BRT lanes for Ndigbo? All these kind of talk only serve to subject the so called "Ndigbo" to ridicule IMO.

sambos994: People don't be fooled, I'm igbo and I think Fashola is doing an excellent job. Don't listen to the couple of drunks that call themselves the representative for the igbo community in Lagos