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jagtinic:Nigerian jaundiced constitution at least still talks about the federal character and the need to maintain it. This clause alone, justifies the need for the presidency to get to the Igbos. Now getting to Soludo, playing good politics doesn't necessarily mean, denying yourself the chance of running for the presidency. You can go and advice Tinubu and Atiku. Polls are still favouring Obi in spite of the fact that he is running on the ticket of a #structureless party# |
jagtinic:Most of the ethnic groups you mentioned are not in the SE. 99% of SE indigenes are Igbos. When the presidency gets to the SS or NC, you can start worrying about the groups you mentioned. A man from the Angas minority ethnic group from the NC has held the Nigerian executive power for 9 years. An Ijaw man from the SS has held the executive power of the nation for about 5 years But the Igbos, who happen to be one of the top three most populous ethnic groups in Nigeria, have only held the executive power of Nigeria for just 6 months. What this all means is that fairness and equity requires that an Igbo man holds that executive power. |
Fear of rubbish dump government, is the beginning of wisdom, for Soludo |
The gas in the north is not even up to one percent of the estimated gas reserves in the Anambra basin alone. This positively affects Anambra and Enugu, and possibly Benue and Kogi Imo already has proven gas reserves of about 200 trillion cubic feet. What this means is that the northern gas reserves is just 0.25% of the gas reserves of Imo state. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anambra_Basin#:~:text=The%20gas%20reserse%20is%20estimated,gas%20wells%20in%20the%20basin. |
MelesZanawi:Opinion polls conducted for Bloomberg by reputable non-Nigerian organisation e.g Premise Data Corp. Please read this article on Bloomberg, another international news source https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-09-28/who-will-win-nigeria-s-presidential-election-peter-obi-leads-in-opinion-poll?leadSource=uverify%20wall |
MelesZanawi:Then how come all the opinion polls have put Obi ahead of Kwankwaso constantly? |
buckeyemedia:You must be a real medically diagnosed dunce. A message I sent yesterday, and you are attributing it to Thursday. That already disqualifies you from getting a polite response from my Anambra self ![]() |
Igbo:Anambra no be Rivers. If Soludo tries anything, he will regret it. The mindset of the day-to-day Anambrarian is totally different from that of the ordinary Nigerian |
HilcomTech:I know it is so painful to you terrorist cannibals to hear that Igbos have the vast majority of the Nigerian gas reserves. As e dey pain you, e dey sweet me As e dey sweet me, e dey pain you ![]() |
uba1991:Stop dodging the main issue. I have given you the name you requested for. He's Justice Mamman Nasir. He showed the typical Fulani jealousy of Igbo oil and gas by cutting out Igbo territories with oil in the SE and joining them to the SS. The oil in Oyigbo LGA alone, is more than 10 times the oil in the whole northern states of Gombe and Bauchi. |
uba1991:Old Rivers state, was a combination of current Rivers state and Bayelsa. The Igbo areas of old Rivers state, are now in current Rivers state. This includes Oyigbo LGA. Bayelsa was carved out of the old Rivers state in the 1990s as a homeland for mainly the Ijaws. |
uba1991:Old Rivers state, which was a combination of Bayelsa state and current Rivers state. Oyigbo LGA in Rivers state, was carved out of the Igbo state and added to Rivers state by that wicked Fulani man. And by the way, Oyigbo LGA (along with another Igbo-speaking ONELGA LGA) are the LGAs with the largest deposit of oil in the whole of Nigeria. But they are neither in Imo state or Abia state, people with whom they share ancestry, culture and language |
uba1991:His name is Justice Mamman Nasir. An evil Fulani terrorist whose jealousy of Igbo oil reserves led him and other Fulanis, to cut out heavily oil laden Igbo territories and join them to non Igbo states. This happened in the mid 70s |
uba1991:The Fulani man that carved igbo territories with huge oil reserves to non-Igbo states in the 1970s, will beg to differ. The northern hate towards the Igbos for their huge oil and gas reserves is well known |
uba1991:Gas is the new nigga in town and Igbos have more than 90% of Nigerian gas reserves and that alone is about double of Nigeria's oil reserves. Almajiris still have a very long way to go |
SlayerForever:He will be very lucky if Anambra people allow him to complete his first term |
Zakiman:Of course, I know Wike is doing what he is doing for selfish reasons, but you cannot ignore the logic of his public reasons. Ayu, Atiku, Wike and everyone in PDP should have supported the idea of a SEner emerging as the presidential candidate of PDP. Every single one of them played their own little parts by omission and commission, to ensure an Igboman did not emerge. That is why the general SNer has no sympathy for either camp, but are more likely to align with the Intergrity governors as they are more likely to provide help to the Obi presidential effort. It is now self-interest that matters. The time that SE and SSners will vote for northerners and every other zone is now gone, especially with the way and manner, SE was denied the tickets of the two major parties. It will now be incredibly difficult for any northern politician to claim they have a national spread, because they will not get that support from the SE and the SS, as was the case, just a few years ago. |
Zakiman:The justice that Wike is talking about is that a Fulani man is currently the president, and it seems unfair that another Fulani man will replace him, in a a party where the chairman is from the north, the presidential candidate is from the north, and the DG of the presidential campaign is also from the north. In Labour party's case, it is not a very major issue because the ruling president is from the north, and should be replaced by a southern president |
2rez:BATstards everywhere |
afroniger:You got no point. The Labour party governorship candidate, could become a federal minister in Obis cabinet. Anyway, negotiation will sort all these issues out |
VoteObi2SaveNai:It is just an arranged episode by the Fulani; controlled INEC, to neutralise the pattern of underaged voting constantly witnessed in the north. There are hundreds of photographic evidence to prove that underage voting is just a northern event. This basically shows the wickedness of this Fulani government. So we mustn't loose sight that Abia is. PDP state andnot a Labour party state. The Fulani presidential candidate possibly still stands to benefit from it all. Bottom line is that the chairman of INEC has lost my confidence |
Another arrangee voters by the Fulani-led INEC to give the impression that the vote rigging plan by the Fulani-led INEC is not just a northern affair. That is what happens when all the security agencies of a country and INEC are placed in the hands of Fulanis. They start perpetrating all forms of fraud to confuse people. To prove my point, in the election day, let there be LIVE security cameras covering every polling booth in Nigeria. You will see the booths where children will go and vote. None of them will be in the south. |
ALTERNATEID:Igbos flourished under OBJ presidency in Nigeria and Tinubu governorship in Lagos state. It is time for Igbos to return the compliment, by ensuring every ethnic group flourishes under Peter Obi presidency. |
PandoraObi:And Peter Obi is sticking those broken bottles up Soludo and Tinubu's asses |
But your vice is Bokoharam |
Soludo will soon feel the hard cactus-like d!ck of Anambra people come the next governorship election. The professor that made him a professor has washed his hands off him. His son also read the handwriting on the wall and has washed his hands of his dad. Anambra no be Lagos, where some idiot can just come up and start doing over-sabi. He will be put in his place when the time comes |
nedu666:Both APC and PDP will not do well in Anambra governorship elections in the future. These two parties denied the SE the presidential ticket, so they will not be rewarded with Anambra governorship. LP is likely to win the next Anambra governorship election, if APGA throws up Soludo again. |
bazoodo:You are toying with Anambra people of which I am one. Anambra people will try to make sure he doesn't emerge in the primaries before the next election. But if Soludo uses the incumbency factor to force the organs of the party into nominating him, Anambra people will immediately abandon APGA for a party they feel represents them. Once Soludo is out of the picture in APGA, Anambrarians will return. Soludo's days are numbered. The gragra he is just doing now, is because he hasn't even done up to one year in his term, so he figures he will try and win Anambrarians back by being the best governor Anambra ever had, but his days are well and truly numbered. |
PlayerMeji:So in spite of the fact that his father is the number one citizen of the state and a professor, his son chose to remain with the people of Anambra. That should give you an idea of how Soludo is totally isolated in Anambra at the moment. BATstards will not comprehend what is happening. |
Romanoff:You are already one of those being fooled by INEC. It is the task of INEC to present a fully validated voters' register. They were ruthless in ensuring that 40 - 60% of SE and SS voters were declared invalid, but now want you to help them weed out the kids they validated in the north. What guarantee do you have, that when you raise an objection about a person, that they will deregister the person? What guarantee can you give that Nigerians are ready to go through all the registered voters and identify those that shouldn't be there? They just sold you a dummy and you bought into that crap, as though it's not INEC's paid job, to validate the voters' register. |
PlayerMeji:Even Soludo's son has abandoned his father in support of Obi. Soludo is already loosing big time. Anambra is like no other state. No cretin can bamboozle ndi Anambra. Soludo's political days are numbered. Anambrarians will ensure that. Meanwhile let us look out for the Arise TV News interview of David Hundeyin. E get why ![]() |
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