trutharena:


Lol, you don't know history and that is sad.

Yoruba have been elected thrice through the ballot, a feat the Igbos have NEVER achieved.

Also, check every election since 1979, the Yorubas have ALWAYS given BLOC vote if the Presidential candidate is a Yoruba man.

Check 1979, 1983, 1993, 1999, and 2003 election results to validate my claim.

However the Igbos are confused entity that have consistently given the Fulanis more chance against their own because of blind loyalty to a party. You did that for Zik, Ojukwu, and etc.

The Yorubas only have divided vote when the presidential candidate is from another tribe. Check the election results!

JAMO4REAL1:
Amotekun is here to stay That's why I love this man AKETI. Odua republic is here to stay like Amotekun we dnt need your presidency

ThatFairGuy1:

If we tell Ndi Igbo they can't be president, we're just saying the truth.
This is what chigozirim have to say

ThatFairGuy1:
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Nothing like chop YOUR presidency. He's just airing his view.
Besides the word "your" used their is not appropriate. NO ONE OWN PRESIDENCY

Nigeriabiafra80:
Any carrot and stick game
While biafra agitation will cost igbo presidency
Nawaooo
If you know ,u know
Southerners should realize that falling for this type of childish game north plays shows how stupid we are

A Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Garus Gololo, has advised governors and leaders of South West, Nigeria, to tread cautiously, if their agitation for power shift in 2023 is anything to go by.

Speaking with journalists in Abuja on Thursday, Gololo said, the idea of running a full-fledged armed security outfit at the geopolitical zonal level and refusing to allow its integration into the planned Federal Government’s Community Policing program, could jeopardize the chances of the Yoruba people in clinching the presidency come 2023.

Southwest governors had last year, launched a seemingly community security movement across the 6 states of the region, codenamed ‘Amotekun’.

The Federal Government kicked against having such security network across the states and moved to proscribe it.

The governors, however, swiftly made the bill establishing ‘Amotekun’ passed through the Houses of Assembly of various states.

Having passed the bill and assented to by various governors, the security outfit was officially launched two weeks ago in Ondo State, after the first set of volunteers passed out from the training.

Speaking on a Television program on Tuesday, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media, Mallam Garba Shehu, said ‘Amotekun’ cannot operate outside the structures laid down by the Nigeria Police authorities.

Governor Rotimi Akeredolu, while responding to Mallam Shehu’s statement, insisted the ‘Amotekun’ would not be subsumed by the Nigeria’s security authorities.

This statement was also corroborated by Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo state, while addressing Local Government Council Chairmen, stressing that the Federal Government would not be allowed to control the ‘Amotekun’ structures.

But Gololo, while responding to questions, underscored the importance of having a community policing network, in the face of insecurity in the country.

“But saying a particular region wants to have its own security network outside the control of the Federal Government is a ridicule to the essence of national security.

“Nigeria is a sovereign state and since we still practice federalism, it is very imperative for the Federal Government to do all within her capacity to keep the nation as one.

“If the leaders of South West are serious about seeking power to return to the region in 2023, then ‘Amotekun’ is their least worries. They should allow the Nigeria’s security agency design the operational modules for ‘Amotekun’ as a community police.

“Except they are telling us that ‘Amotekun’ means different thing from what we know. There is no harm in allowing the Inspector-General of Police to supervise the activities of people who are trained to carry gun. We should work for the interest of one Nigeria, if they have the interest of this nation at heart and also seek to lead the country in 2023”, Gololo added.

One4me:


Stop this ATTACHEE-BY-FORCE! Imagine calling a Calabar Person, IBO?
Just because of their Crude Oil and the fact that you forcefully conscript and oppressed them during the Civil war?

Insulting other tribes just because one of you emerges a Councellor in a Village in America, when there are hundreds of Nigerians who are Mayors in may Cities all over the World, shows that you Igbos are just too boastful and senselessly insulting.

tensazangetsu20:
Well I did marine engineering. It took me a year after graduation with thousands of applications to get one interview. The jobs didn't even exist. I just sent out my CVs to the email address of shipping companies and prayed something hit.

I ran a business for a while and learnt to code and men it's so easy to get a programming job. It's only in the tech industry that one would apply for jobs and be getting an interview 3 hours later. Do well in an interview and you would be getting a job the next day.


I thought it's just me as a marine engineer but apparently many of my friends with engineering degrees can't get jobs. The jobs don't even exist. It's not about going online and sending out applications. How do you send out applications to what isn't there. The world is changing now. Proper research on the job market has to be done before one goes into the university. Don't go based on hearsay. Go and do your findings yourself.

sammy042:
The marketer told me that the new tariff price will take place next month that our previous unit price is 34.28 and the new tariff is 57.09. so we should be ready to pay at least 16 to 19k a month.
We do have have light like 16hours every day but I am yet to understand this bill . I am planning going to their office.

proclinician:


If the victim that's killed now is your father or brother trust me you won't type this nonsense here.

omazus:


You are surprised a Northerner is supporting an Igbo? That's why he should go and sit down.

LegendHero:


Lol that’s stale.

Yes it happened in the past in some Yoruba kingship but there have been lot of reforms with lot of Kings doing away with such traditions of the old.

Those traditions of the old world have been fought constantly and many kings are even proud of their Christianity or Islam ways of life and they have rightly modified laws of the palace from the old ways that some of our ancestors once lived.

Just like slavery is now a thing of disgrace for the white because their ancestors did that, but the present generation of white men are against that and they always make sure they fight against that.

However, the Igbos failed to let go of the past and continue to defend the archaic cultural practices in this 21st century.

That is a disgrace to civilization.

LegendHero:


What’s my own with Emir or Sultan of Sokoto.

Both Igbos and Hausa need to be dealt with with the long arm of the law in terms of cultural and religious practices.

The Hausa people need to be saved from their own religious practices that is too extreme and the Supreme Court should start from abolishing the Shariah law that is in place in some part of the North. We are a secular country and Shariah shouldn’t be a law in this part of the world.

Likewise, the Supreme Court need to save the Igbos from their cultural practices too. We are in the 21st century and there are some laws that should have been abolished long time ago.

Nope, your education is not reflecting in your culture or way of life. Even your professors still reason like 12th century men coz if not they should have been at the front clamoring for total abolishment of OSU and this women inheritance issue. But no, they all keep mum until the Yoruba judge saved them from themselves.

wizzakosh:
Mumu like you grunt on Sharia law in the east but protecting your own backward culture.

Shame on you hypocritical fool.

LegendHero:


Ogbeni stop saying nonsense.

Alaafin Orompoto is a woman and we have several countless Adele (women) who serves as king in Yorubaland.

Stop looking for who to drag along with your archaic barbaric culture of women not being able to inherit properties.

The whole world is moving towards civilization while you guys are still stuck in the past.

Thanks the Supreme Court for granting your women this win over the archaic discriminatory culture.

wizzakosh:
Oleeeeeeeeeeee, gbewiriiiiiiiiiiii, jagudaaaaassa, firindi okeeeeeee. All your fight is cos you want to inherit your brother's properties. You are a joke.

The damage has been done. His daughter will get the properties, and you won't do naada. You will only keep grunting.


Lazy thief.

baby124:

But she’s doing what you expect of your daughters now. You said Igbo women should inherit from their husbands. Not their fathers. This Yoruba woman inherited from her husband as an Igbo wife, yet as a relative you are still bitter that she beat you to the punch before you could use your brothers mental illness to rip off her children. . You sound like a hypocrite.

wizzakosh:
Zombie, show us any female regent in your land first before going to a king.

Goke7:


why do you guys always like to consider the log in other people's eyes and not focus on the beam in your own eyes, the issue is about the female inheritance, how does that concern the Yoruba traditional stool? are we even talking about Yoruba female inheritance here which is not even an issue in Yoruba land

I think you guys are easily always up in arms when questions are asked about your culture and social activities as you hate people talking about them but you folks like to be good busy bodies in other people's culture. You want others to tolerate you but can't simply tolerate, how self centered and hypocritical you guys. The spotlight is on your culture as you normally throw the spotlight on others too

PearlStreet:
Igbo culture is not superior to the Supreme Court. If you write a will and disinherit your female children, they would take it to court and the court will appoint Executors to share your property since you want to be stupid.

Dedetwo:


The so-called Supreme court of Nigeria proved to me that everything which comes out of the shithole in Nigeria is idiotic. No court of any nation on earth will want to adjudicate the vices in culture and tradition of the people unless when human life is paramount. The vices in the culture and tradition of people are usually handled by the people with increase level of development. No woman in Igbo land would be allowed to carry her father's house to her husband's home.

PearlStreet:


This one is just an idiot. In Yoruba land, there are Regents who are female. You are a stark illiterate and a myopic fellow who is not exposed.

helinues:
na idiot I be

helinues:


Quoting someone is not a must most especially when there are no intelligent things to say...

This time, slow down, drink water and read over what you wrote above..

MelesZenawi:


You Enugu, him Enugu both inside anambra thread.

shame una no get..mbok