₦airaland Forum

Tenses:
Consensus is in line with the tinubu's new electrol Act.

tinubu thought he was setting a trap on opposition, little did he know he was helping opposition.

This has got to be the most twisted mombo jombo I've read since i joined this forum.

What a campaign. Whoever came up with this must be awarded with a medal of sheer devilry.

IamPatriotic:
In all of these and more, it's the people who invested so much time, hope, belief and energy in Peter Obi's candidature that I sympatize with. Obi has no plan, just desperation to be President.

I dont even think he's desperate to become the president. He's only terrified of offending the IPOB/Obidient mob by stepping away from the race. They'd eat him alive.

She was planted by Tinubu to sabotage Obi.

franchasofficia:
Goodluck pretty lady, we wish you the best in your endeavors.


It's sad watching some Nigerians support Bola Tinubu's reelection despite the glaring signs that Tinubu does not have what it takes to lead a nation like Nigeria

The same way it is sad seeing people support Kanu despite the atrocities (murders, cannibalism, rapes, theft, arson, kidnappings, etc) committed by his brain-children (IPOB, ESN).

Use your own tongue to count your teeth.

See how giddy the Agulu fraudster supporters look above, all because of statement made by the same man they accuse of being bought by Tinubu to frustrate their ambition. I've never seen this sort of mental and ideological instability my entire life. I suppose Jonathan is no longer a Tinubu patsy.

hegelian:
you are projecting your inner mind and want unto others hoping that it will stick and other will buy into your folly.. every obidients want the terrorist annihiliated reason why they support anyhelp and anyone willing to help the country why your lots are always against anyone and anywhere help is coming from by labelling them names like they are here for our oil, they are here for our resources, there is nothing like genocide, lets handle our issues internally...you guys are pathetically pro terrorist, pro bad governance, pro everything wrong in the country..

What haevent you enemies of Nigeria done really? From forming an eastern terrorist organization that also specialises in cannibalism to coup baiting the military, and supporting a country that held Nigerian military personnel hostage. What havent you done?

Nigeria will not only endure but will prosper, much to your disappointment.

When I said Obidients are angry about the death of the iswap commander, the same people came for my soul. Gradually they themselves would validate that statement as has been done here.

It is simple, nipping insecurity in the bud means a plus for candidate Tinubu making their Agulu agent less attractive. It is for the same reason they regret any good news about the country and celebrate everything that goes wrong.

It's shocking to see Obidients who claim they want the best for the country, and know what's best for the country, overtly express their anger over the elimination of a global terrorist!!

Suddenly, Trump, whom just yesterday was a hero they looked up to, has become an arch enemy. They've found corn and barrels of oil in his pocket, and need video evidence to believe what he's said.

The day anyone these people support becomes the president of this country, is renounce my citizenship.

God bless Nigeria and protect her from all enemies within and without. Amen.

I wouldn't think so with Kwankwaso, but Obi definitely is. He's the worst of his kind out there. Obasanjo was absolutely right about his character.

LagosOrigin:
You don't owe tinubu laptop boys any explanation sir
Million of sane Nigerians love you and that's all that's important.

Tinubu should explain to Nigerians how he intend to pay back all the loans in billions of dollars that he collected from world bank with nothing on ground to show for it.

2k pere, e no fit pass like that. All the struggles.

Radicalwarrior:
[s]Nigeria is at a crossroads once again. The storm clouds are gathering, and if the nation refuses to act decisively and justly, a second civil war may be inevitable. The exclusion of the South East — the homeland of the Igbo people — from the highest office in the land is pushing Nigeria to the brink. If the Igbo are denied the presidency in 2027, the consequences could be catastrophic. Not just politically, but existentially.


The scars of the 1967–1970 Biafra War have never truly healed. Over 3 million Igbos were killed in a war triggered largely by marginalization, ethnic violence, and the fight for justice and inclusion. Yet, 54 years later, the Igbo people have still never been allowed to produce a democratically elected president of Nigeria.

Despite being one of the three major ethnic groups in the country — alongside the Hausa-Fulani and the Yoruba — the Igbos remain politically sidelined at the national level.

Yoruba presidency: 1999–2007 (Olusegun Obasanjo)

Hausa-Fulani presidency: 2007–2023 (Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, Muhammadu Buhari)

South-South (Ijaw): 2010–2015 (Goodluck Jonathan)

South East (Igbo): Never


This systematic exclusion is not just unjust — it is unsustainable.

The South East may be the smallest of Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones by land mass, but the Igbo people are one of the most widely spread, industrious, and economically impactful ethnic groups in Nigeria.

Igbos control over 60% of Nigeria’s informal trade and business in major cities — Lagos, Kano, Abuja, and beyond.

The region has some of the highest literacy and school enrollment rates in the country.

Igbo Nigerians lead in the diaspora, sending billions in remittances annually and promoting Nigeria’s image globally.

It is politically dangerous and morally indefensible to keep such a group excluded from the presidency while expecting peace and unity.


The rise of pro-Biafra separatist movements like IPOB is not random — it is a direct reaction to decades of marginalization. When a people feel unheard and unwanted, they seek to leave. IPOB, MASSOB, and others have gained traction because the Nigerian state continues to treat the South East as second-class citizens.

Denying the region the presidency in 2027 will radicalize millions of young Igbos already disillusioned with the country. This will turn agitation into full-blown rebellion. And this time, it won’t just be a political crisis — it could be an armed insurrection.


A nation cannot survive when it is built on selective inclusion. You cannot call for unity while promoting exclusion. Every region in Nigeria must have a sense of belonging. Every major ethnic group must see itself represented in the highest office.

Zoning and rotation have been used to maintain balance — North and South taking turns.

The North has ruled for 14 of the last 24 years.

The South West and South South have had their turns.

It is only just that the South East should take its rightful place in 2027.


If zoning is abandoned now that it's the South East’s turn, it will be seen — rightly — as a deliberate strategy to keep Igbos perpetually excluded. That perception will destroy whatever fragile unity still exists in Nigeria.


Nigeria’s youth — more than 60% of the population — are not blind to ethnic injustice. Many young people from all over Nigeria supported Peter Obi, an Igbo man, in the 2023 election, seeing him as a symbol of hope and change. Despite not winning, the message was clear: the South East has national appeal and leadership capacity.

To deny the region in 2027 is to betray a generation looking for fairness. Youth anger in the South East, if left to boil over, will not be limited to protests. It could evolve into an uncontainable security nightmare for Nigeria.

The first civil war was fought with limited weapons and international awareness. A second civil war will be fought in a 21st-century Nigeria filled with armed non-state actors, widespread internet activism, drone technology, and porous borders. A war today will not stay in the East. It will burn across Nigeria and likely draw in foreign interests.

It is better to give justice and preserve peace than to suppress justice and ignite war.


2027 is a moral test for Nigeria. If equity, justice, and national cohesion still matter, the Igbo people must produce the next president. This is not a threat — it is a warning grounded in history, current reality, and future consequence.

To continue to exclude the Igbos is to choose the path of instability, chaos, and perhaps disintegration.

Let us not wait for another war to realize what could have been prevented with wisdom.[/s]

What a pile of nauseating bunkum. You people used this strategy the last time and it failed. It'll still fail again.

Richtaiwo:
None of them, not even one, is a Nigerian. They know which country they belong to. No true Nigerian will be this foolish.

You know them inside out. Funny how thyve all jetisoned Biafra, forgotten about Kanu who's languishing in jail, and have become the most pareiotic Nigerians.

After their loss, theyd dust up their biafra flags and placards and renew the biafra blackmail once again.

midolian:
Nigeria is in trouble, my brother...

The hypocrisy in these people, if put together is enough to destroy the country. If Buhari meets with one muslim cleric, it is 'Islamization in progress' ...and if with 5000 bishops, its a normal thing to do cos Nigeria needs prayers. SMH

I believe hypocrisy is more of Nigeria's problem than corruption.

Looooong time comrade, hope youve been well.

carinmom:
Don't even waste your time, the person behind that moniker is an unrepentant ethnic and religious bigot who sees nothing good in northerners and muslims.

The same people are today trying to famz the Northerners whom they resent with every drop of blood in their bodies because they need their votes.

Who else watched the video Dele Momodu shared on Instagram about comments Obj made in reference to Atiku and indirectly to Obi?

Obj na very bad man.

insidelife22:
Omo, Osho should answer the damn question.

Was there a question he didn't answer? Perhaps your 2k per month stipend isn't enough to get you sufficient data to watch videos.

truthera:
Nigeria is not a country but an evil contraption that needs to end for the people to live and progress.....

All the hate for Nigeria only to be paid 2k at the end of the month.

I absolutely dont care that the Op choose a title that is at variance with the title from the original article a standard 2k attitude. It is common practice in military and intelligence circles to conceal the loses that state suffers from enemy activities. US and Israel for instance has been doing it with the Iran War. Russia has been doing it with Ukraine.

The world over, this is the norm, and for a good reason. The enemies themselves do the same; declare their victories and conceal their defeats.

But i know the minds of some enemies of Nigeria who double as fanatical supporters of the 2k dispenser can never get the hang of the strategy.

They say he's the most popular candidate and the most likely to win, that no one comes close, YET, they're staunchly opposed to people contesting against him.

favor914:
Una see this man from Ebonyi State, which clan near Olomoro?

Olomoro in Agulu, that's where he's from. I know the clan inside out, with their 2k shenanigans.

SadiqBabaSani:
I don't need to convince you, but I'm from d Clan near Olomoro

2k clan near Olomoro in Agulu. 😂

SadiqBabaSani:
Funny, do you know GEJ had more than this crowds before and during the 2015 election campaigns 😄😄😄

All of these activities from day break to the daybreak, all for a miserable 2k. How do you cope with yourself? 😳

IkeOnyia:
And Peter Obi was separating fight between strangers in an airport. Now that he is needed here to do same thing in his own party, he will go and hide somewhere.

Make him try am if dem no remove he teeth.

Cant forget the horrible things these Obidients said about the same Northerners whose feet they're kissing today just because they exercised their civic rights.

We've always told them about torching bridges but they'd never listen. Today Atiku has become an object to be vilified in all sense, meanwhile just a few months ago they sang his praises.

It should be against natural laws to identify as an obedient in all honesty.