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Proudlyomonna:You sound silly. I don’t care about Igbos enough to hate them. It’s interesting you’re already acting like a victim - when all I did was tell you how insecure and inferior you’re, for celebrating something that’s inconsequential, in the grand scheme of things. Are you sure you’re a man? You sound like you’re dealing with emotions like a bitch. Just stop celebrating stupidity and channel your energy into developing Igboland - to make it habitable for all Igbos. If I were Igbo: I’d be ashamed that my people dream about living in a next man’s land. Thank God I’m not. |
Nwaetche:You’re Igbo and you’re an illiterate when it comes to Yoruba history. So, listen when I talk. Saros and Amaros are mostly of Ijesha, Oyo and Egba descent. Just because they settled in Lagos when they returned - it doesn’t make them more Lagosian than any Yoruba from any part of Yoruba land that settled in Lagos on a later date. They don’t have more rights in Lagos than Tinubu. Stop parroting nonsense. He’s a half-breed with more affinity to his maternal side and he’ll never rule Lagos. But he can rule Imo and Ngwaland tho. |
Proudlyomonna:Why are you Igbos so happy because LP won Lagos? LP also won in Calabar, Plateau and Taraba (I think) - but you don’t care about those places. No? I know you think you’re mocking Yorubas with it in your warped minds. However, in reality, it just exposes your insecurities, low self-esteem and the fact that you have an inferior culture. You won Lagos (which is a battle/number in the grand scheme of things) but lost the war. Let me burst your bubble: this isn’t the first time an Igbo candidate would win big in Lagos. Azikwe also won in Lagos under NCNC because Yoruba voted for the party, not the ethnic group. However, once they discovered his ulterior motives - he was sent packing back to Igboland. The same thing happened with this election because most Yorubas are tired of APC and Tinubu (I believe) and basically just voted for a new party that sold them a dream about a new dawn. Coupled with the EndSARS movement (Azikwe also used the Pro-Independence Movement to his advantage). I trust Yorubas to correct the mistake and clip your wings. They won’t say much but they will surely act. |
Nwaetche:How’s a Saro who’s of Ijesha and Oyo descent different from a Tinubu who’s from Osun? |
cocolacec:This is interesting. From the information I have read about him - it seems his mum is Igbo while his dad is Saro-Yoruba. So, if he’s Saro, why is the woman in your attached picture saying ‘we’re taking our Lagos’ back when Saros are mostly of Ijesha, Oyo and Egba descent? And how are Saros different from Tinubu? Anyway, they’re using this half-breed Yoruba to test the waters before they send a full blooded Igbo - for their conquest fantasies. I don’t understand their obsession with Lagos and their quest in trying to rule it. Just build Lagos in your region (it’s easier that way) and rule it without opposition - rather than spend your existence on trying to what a next person built whilst leaving yours in ruins. They’re not really that smart. Geographically, they can’t even take Lagos - they have to start by taking Ondo & Ogun East, before they will have a chance to ‘conquer’ Lagos. Anyway, don’t fret, he can’t win. |
DeLaRue:I think it’s the inherent egalitarianism that’s part of Yoruba culture/tradition. Yoruba were able to build a culture that promotes egalitarianism whilst also promoting dictatorship when it comes to relationship between youths and elders. And it just shows how sophisticated Yorubas are - due to how they’re able to create a balance between the two. Some see it as a sign of weakness while others see it as lack of unity - but in reality, it brings checks and balances. I don’t think any candidate in Nigerian electoral history (including Awolowo) has ever won 70% of Yoruba votes (I stand to be correct tho). That said, I still think this great attribute need to be put in check for now - due to the current realities of Nigeria. Yoruba nationalism should be the paramount thing - until there are no external threats, from other belligerent ethnic groups. Some people are hellbent on exploiting this attribute and they see it as a sign of weakness. |
Bobbiee: ![]() What talent has Falz got? Falz has to be up there with Bangs and Milli Vanili as one of the worst rappers ever with bubblegum lyrics. I’d rather listen to Bangs than listen to Falz. Stop comparing an internationally acclaimed artist with some gimmicky local bubblegum rapper with no talent. |
Ceenachi:What role has every Nigerian got to play in an election with three bad candidates with different baggages? So, you expect him to put his career (which he worked hard to earn/hone) on the line for a candidate he can’t really trust, no? He doesn’t owe you anything. |
ProphetM0hammad:It’s the frenzy and quasi-movement that EndSARS created. Coupled with the hatred of Tinubu for sponsoring Buhari (who has failed woefully) and the reported killings of EndSARS protesters. Obi just leveraged it and added the religious dimension to it - with the religious tension/divide in Nigeria and Fulani herdsmen. People wanted a change and Obi was marketed as the change running a separate party, that’s different from the old guard. So, they didn’t really care about Obi’s past. If they did - most wouldn’t have voted for him. Obi is the least qualified candidate and most incompetent based on his antecedent. And he’s neither articulate nor eloquent. Personally, I still question the Obi hype because I just don’t see it and none of his interviews impressed me. Obi doesn’t understand basic economics - that’s how terrible he’s. |
GreyLaw:You’re a very funny guy. Which election in Nigeria since it was created wasn’t shambolic with the will of the people subverted? Or you think Ahmadu Bello and Azikwe won without electoral fraud? Shagari? Obasanjo? Yar’Adua? GEJ? Buhari? There are reports of electoral fraud by LP all over Nigeria, including Lagos. Or you think Obi won all the votes he got in SE without intimidation and Fraud? PDP was also the same. Stop whinging because your candidate lost. OBJ also never won a free and fair election in his life and he should be the last person to talk. You win some and lose some. That’s the beauty of democracy. Even in the US, Trump was rigged out of office. Take the L or go to court. |
ProphetM0hammad:He’d be wise to accept it. But if he thinks the votes he got in different regions is because people love him and view him as being competent - he’s in for a shocker in 4 yrs’ time, depending on how Nigeria is then. The reasons why people voted for Obi: - EndSARS and the structure they created amongst the youths with their movement. - Religious violence and Fulani herdsmen - State of the economy and hardship - competing against two aged candidates when the incumbent who’s an utter failure is also aged. Obi is an opportunist who campaigned at the right time with the right momentum. And he needs to leverage it now for a juicy position and forget dreaming about the future. Also, Obi and Kwankaso brought something good to the polity and it will make whoever wins (most likely Tinubu) sit up and stop taking Nigerians for granted. |
Dreambeat:Speak out about what? Aren’t they the same statesmen that institutionalised electoral fraud in Nigeria? Or why do you think the electoral register is over-bloated and doesn’t match the number of electorates? OBJ needs to stop being irresponsible and let INEC decide the winner. Go to court if you don’t agree with the decision. |
Nazgul:80k out of 778k isn’t 25%. Without doing too much maths - that should be between 12-13%. |
pho:What you highlighted is basically what structure entails in the Nigerian political context. The same way Peter Obi created a structure via EndSARS piggyback and religion - to create a movement that increased his chances at the polls. A lot of people who would traditionally vote for Tinubu decided to vote for Obi due to EndSARS and religion. Obi also tapped into traditional PDP votes. If Tinubu can perform as president and also reduce religious violence - Obi won’t get as many votes as he did in this election, in the next election, due to the amnesia that Nigerians tend to have. This election just proved that Tinubu is the greatest Nigerian politician in the 21st century. Young politicians need to study him because he’s always two steps ahead of everyone. |