₦airaland Forum

This one na make peace for reign

I know they ordinarily wouldn’t have done it.

But na cow them for use sha.

Buhari would preferred cow

DrGoodman:
The practice must continue, when it was the dead bodies of innocent Igbo youths shot to death on mere suspicion of belonging to ipob, the pictures were hailed here by all.

They must post Abba kyari dangling from a rope after being executed.

That is even an exception

What about those who deliberately take pictures of dead bodies in coffin or hospital beds?

BabaJideAFONJA:
Deputy Governor and Vice president na just name .

Until something happens to the Governor or the President and you will see it’s not just a name.

Go and ask those who used to mistreat Jonathan when he was Vice President.

phemmyfour:
We LL give you parrot or penguin�

I’m forking getting the GOAT emoji broh.

Ain’t getting no parrot nor penguin

So I stumbled on a video of a necrophobe lamenting the posting of pictures and videos of dead people online and felt I should share.

One, because I personally do not feel comfortable seeing a dead person and secondly it’s an ugly practice that should be condemned.

So, what’s your take? Are you comfortable with pictures of dead people online or are you in support that the ugly trend be stopped?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zhq-OSLb3zo

Lalasticlala
Fynestboi

Penguin2:
But why hasn’t lalasticlala moved this post to front page Abi you like seeing pictures of dead people�?

Lalasticlala

I’m getting mine very soon.

Tambaringabas:
The sw was given the ticket by strong men, the ss got it through providence, luck and by backing of strong men, now the question is, what does the se have (strong men as advocates, big industrialist etc)? What they have is ohanaze and ipob, sorry but yes. But they are truly wise, these 2 should take the backseat because their sight alone invokes lots of negative emotions which most associate with Igbo people.

So you think only Ohaneze are making noise?

So to you, Igbos have no industrialists and strongmen to plead our course?

oyatz:
I watched the video of the APC stakeholders meeting yesterday but didn't see you there.

How would you know it’s me if you saw me there?

Vertraulichkeit:
If not that the majority of the voting population are cowards, yes cowards they are because they will always allow sentiments belcoud their sense of right and wrong, some popular politicians from the South East wouldn't have been insisting on the major political parties micro-zoning their presidential tickets to them before throwing in their hats in the contest fully. So, the South East politicians aren't the cowards; the sentimental and hypocritical voting majority are the cowards.

Nigerian voters are not cowards per se, the Igbo fear has just been planted in their subconsciousness over the years through Yoruba media.

And the intention of the Yorubas is that an Igbo man should get PDP ticket while a Yoruba man get APC ticket so that they (Yoruba) can amplify the Igbophobia to high heavens and make the rest of Nigerians vote for the Yoruba candidate out of fear of what Igbos will do.

So, you don’t blame the voters, blame the political elites who have made anti Igbo propaganda their winning tool since after the civil war.

Tambaringabas:
First, I said it will be a tall order: meaning for that (Igbo candidacy in APC) to even happen will take almost a miracle.

Second, there are over 50 registered political parties in Nigeria, you have to make all of them adopt Igbo candidates.

Third, who told you there are only 3 ethnic groups in Nigeria, since the criteria for seeking for Presidency is ethnicity, don't you think it fair to give the other 400+ ethnicities a president from their part so that they feel they belong?

If those 400+ ethnic groups are in Southeast, then give it to them.

The argument is not about ethnicity per se, but about geopolitical zone.

We agree it is the turn of the south. Now, in the south, Southwest has done her 8 years presidency.

Southsouth has done 6 years of presidency.

Now who should take it now?

Should it go back to Southwest that has had 8 years or Southsouth that has had 6 years when the Southeast has had none?

Is that just? Is that fair? Is that equitable?

So my friend, it’s not about Igbo, it’s about Southeast region. If you see any other ethnic group in the southeast that is not Igbo, give it to the person as long as he or she is a southeasterner.

Then, about other political parties adopting Igbos too…

We do not care what is happening in mushroom parties. Our concern is APC and PDP. The two parties with national reach. Not some gatherings of less than a thousand people that would not be able to garner up to a thousand votes.

Mynd44:
Look at this argument too.

CPC got presidency
ACN got Vice presidency
nPDP got Senate presidency (Saraki)

Now, is it too weird to say in 2023, ACN bloc gets presidency, nPDP gets Vice and CPC gets Senate president.

See how logic can be twisted and you still would win the argument?

Let everyone go and contest and may the best politician win. Why are people so afraid to compete against humans like them? That is how one politician was saying he won't contest unless the ticket was micro-zoned to his geo-politican zone. Cowardice un the highest order.

If you know you are popular enough to be president, then you should be popular enough in your party to win a fair primary election

As much as your argument is still logical and would pass as valid, it falls short of social and distributive justice and equity, that should exist within a union.

So the CPC got the presidency in 2015.
The ACN got the Vice Presidency.
While nPDP got the Senate (through struggle).

Now, in 2023, your proposing a scenario that ACN, again, elevates to the presidency while the nPDP settles for Vice presidency.

Where does that leave the ANPP bloc?
Where does that leave the APGA bloc?

In fairness, should the bloc that got nothing at all in 2015 not get the largest share of the available offices while the bloc that got second to nothing follows in that order before those who got the largest share in 2015 are considered?

Should it rather than be the survival of the fittest where the strongest should always win and those who are not as strong can continue to grumble?

If you support that notion, then it would also be valid to argue that the CPC bloc, since they are in power, can scheme to retain power even in the north and not bother about zoning it to the south at all.

Or you think there’s anything ACN bloc or any other bloc at all can do other than pull out of the union?

Tambaringabas:
First, its very myiopic to compare the contributions made by regions to the APC because other regions certainly made more contributions than others and if politics is about patronage and payback, those regions deserve presidency before se.


Obj became president when other regions voted for him.

What region in today's Nigeria will give the Igbo's that privilege?

You created enemies for yourself by your acts, the least you can do is show remorse, submit and build alliance, not threats and blackmails.

If the APC gives its ticket to an Igbo, other regions who carried APC through these 8years will retaliate, most will even vote for whoever the opposition party brings just spite the people in APC and the Igbo's.

The Igbo people dug on themselves a hole.

Igbo candidacy in the APC is a tall order.

So what happens when APC fields an Igbo man…

And the opposition equally fields an Igbo man…

You lots will stand in queue to either vote an Igbo man or an Igbo man

In 2013, four different parties, CPC, ACN, ANPP and Some part of APGA, came together and coalesced to become one political party known today as APC.

Later on in 2014, Chibuike Amaechi, the then governor of Rivers State, led five (5) rebellious governors and other heavyweight politicians of the PDP who had christened themselves as New PDP (NPDP), to join the newly formed APC and thereby reinforced the party and gave it more reach and influence.

At the party’s presidential convention in 2014, Muhammad Buhari of the CPC bloc became the presidential flag bearer of the party while Yemi Osinbajo of the ACN bloc became his running mate.

Graciously, these two won the election in 2015 and won re-election in 2019 and would be completing their constitutionally possible two terms.

Now, as the party prepares for 2023, does it not translate to greed for either of CPC or ACN bloc to still want either the presidency or the vice presidency?

As a union of different blocs, does it not make sense therefore that 2023 should be the year that the ANPP, APGA and NPDP bloc be rewarded for their role in the success of APC in 2015?

Or is any bloc trying to claim that it’s contribution is the highest and therefore other blocs should remain as spectators while they keep taking and sharing the spoils?

So, in conclusion, as the APC prepares for 2023, the CPC and ACN blocs of the party can vie any other position available in the party but not the Presidency and the Vice Presidency; those two positions should be the exclusive preserve of other blocs of the party whose contributions were equally consequential to APC’s success in 2015.

Penguin is a bird of reason!

kadas01:
Abacha was evil but Diya too was also an "evil doer" just like his master!

Nemesis caught up with these "dishonourable and desperate opportunists in power" and the rest is history!

Anyways, the dunce/disaster occupying Aso Villa at the moment is also "an opportunist" like his colleagues as shown in the video above!

The opportunist who is in Aso Rock wouldn’t have been there if not for Tinubu and his urchins.

And Tinubu’s driving force was not patriotism but selfish hunger for power but I thank God he is now urinating on his cloth and will never be president of Nigeria.

Never!

IgweOfNnewi:
Well that is a story for baby factory criminals, drug traffickers developers IPOB miscreants and mkpurumiri addicts, they have gotten what to keep away their miserable and despicable lives for few minutes

The person that made the statement is “Major Adamu”, a northerner.

But as is usual with your ilk, you left Major Adamu and the north to attack Igbos.

Well I do understand your plight because you can’t attack your masters.

wifeesnatcher:
who else can outclass Tinubu in that primary, mention one?


even with wike frog voice, he couldn't tame Atiku, you think politics is about shouting and typing gibberish online

No need to talk plenty.

Let’s wait and watch.

Alexis11:
We know una style... Na to abandon your moniker or even delete am when Tinubu wins next year.

Keep watch of this moniker, it will never disappear or change.

If Tinubu ends up winning (impossible), I will still be here to be one a pain in the arse of his presidency and on his urchins.

fyneguy:
Having huge stakes is not about feather-weight Igbos being members of APC, it's largely about the electoral fortune of the Party in the SE. Only a stupid party will give its Presidential ticket to someone from a region, where the people will not vote the Party. It's tantamount to suicide.

But PDP wasn’t stupid when it gave Obasanjo its ticket in 1999 even as it was obvious that Southwest won’t vote for him and actually ended up not voting for him?

And talking about heavyweight and lightweight politicians, how weighty was Jonathan when he became running mate to Yaradua and eventually became president?

How weighty was Osinbajo when he became running mate to Buhari and is about finishing his 8 years as Vice President?

Or because Tinubu is urinating around you now think he’s the only heavyweight politician there is?

Look, God chooses the weak to shame those who think they are strong.

Skyfornia:
Presidency from Igbo extraction is not the solution...divide this country!

That option is not practicable.

So why not go for what is practicable.

GEJ should rest.

There’s a Peter Obi, Dave Umahi, Rotimi Amaechi to do whatever he can do.

One of the arguments made by some misguided section of Nigerians is that APC ‘can’t’ zone it’s presidential ticket to the Southeast because Igbos have no stake in the APC.

Now, the question is, “do Igbos truly have no stake in APC”?

To help us answer that question, let us go back to the very formation of the party.

At the time of formation of the party, an Igbo man, Ogbonnaya Onu, was the national chairman of ANPP with two sitting governors in Zamfara and Borno.

Rochas Okorocha, an Igbo man, led the part of APGA that joined the formation of the.

Chris Ngige, an Igbo man, was there from the formation of the party.

This is not talking about numerous other Igbos who are not as popular who joined the formation from even CPC, ANPP, ACN and APGA.

These men joined in the formation of APC when they did not know what the future held for the new party or how the sitting president then would treat them; they joined Tinubu and his part of Southwest in taking all the risk.

Those are foundational Igbo men of APC.

More recently, more Igbos like Orji Uzor Kalu, Umahi, Hope Uzodimma, Ken Nnamani, Alex Otti, Anambra Sitting Deputy Governor and numerous other Igbo sons and daughters, have all joined the APC and made contributions to its success and overall existence.

So what else is stake-holding in an enterprise if all these isn’t?

The argument is simple, whatever claim Tinubu and his Southwest bloc would claim to have to APC presidential ticket because of their contributions to the party, the Igbo politicians in APC equally has it.

If anything, the CPC bloc of APC got the presidency in 2015, ACN bloc got the Vice Presidency. 2023 is the reward time for ANPP, APGA and NPDP bloc.

Penguin is a bird of reason!

Lalasticlala
Mynd44

Lindodo20:
So because APC zoned presidency you people automatically assume it's for the southeast, even while you guys are not stakeholders in the party...be deceiving yourselves.

is it Orji Kalu the convict or that loon, Rochas, tha will now fly APC flag

What do you mean Igbos don’t have a stake in APC?

Igbo man, Ogbonnaya Onu, was ANPP chairman at the time of the merger in 2013.

Igbo man, Rochas Okorocha, led the part of APGA that joined the formation of APC as a sitting governor.

Ngige, was there from the very start.

More recently, Orji Uzor Kalu, Umahi, Ken Nnamani, Hope Uzodimma, Deputy Governor of Anambra, have all joined the party.

What else do you define as stake by dictionary?

PressMyButton:
Does having a flat head make it extremely difficult to understand simple English?. The proposed consensus is for the chairmanship position different from the Presidential flagbearer which would be determined by primaries. But some 5% nonentities that do not count, are already bringing Tinubu into a matter that doesn't bother around him.

Save your tears sir.

Even the presidential candidacy of the party shall be decided by consensus.

The party primaries would be mere formalities just like your Tinubu ensured that 2014 congress was a mere formality because the underground work was already done for Buhari.

So, don’t cry too much!

Tinubu’s ambition is up in flames

FreeStuffsNG:
Incidentally, only Pa Akande was not eventually removed by same folks.

To avoid big problems for the incoming Chairman,the consensus should not be the consensus of the 22 Governors alone like PDP where HE Wike decides who gets what.

At least, APC elected party members in both the executive and the legislature should work together to choose.

Oh! Are u now begging?

You are not issuing threats again?

The consensus will only be agreed on by the governors and nothing baba pee poo will do.

Thought you lots said 19 of 22 governors are for Tinubu? That only Buni, Bagudu and Badaru are on their own.

Una eyes don dey clear Abi?

Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, is shocked.

Minister of Labour is shocked.

I’m sure Buhari is electrocuted that ASUU went on strike.

What other prove do we need that Nigeria is on autopilot

Jesusdiedhaha:
You're very correct, the architect probably took Mpkurummiri before designing the road plan.

virginchaser:
He have to do navigate the roundabout at 180° to proceed.

Look at the roundabout very well…

Not even a 360° navigation can take u to that road.

Your only option is to enter through the first road and make a triangle turn.

Look at it well.

Datikwerreboi:
You're doing the work of Chukwu okike Abiama nwanne . Keep it up , we're proud of you

Dalu Nwannem.

Anyi agaghi ano na mmiri ncha aba anyi anya.

O gaghi eme.

Kama ya, ife di ibuo ofu eme.

BeardedmeatR:
People's gazette owned by a Yoruba man exposed pictures of the PEE-POO's man. Have you not seen videos of him tripping and crashing at events.? Was it Igbos that keep pushing him to fall in public?

Don’t mind the idiot.

Na Igbos follow am go Ibadan where him go urinate for cloth.

Na Igbos give am rheumatism wey him go treat for UK.

Na Igbos release his pictures with walking stick.

Stop Tinubu urchins keep seeing Igbos everywhere

This is definitely going to cause more urine from Tinubu’s leaking urethra to his Agbada.

Very soon his urchins will also join him in pissing in their pants.

2023 is the year of equity and justice.

It was done for Southwest in 1999 and so shall it be done for southeast in 2023.

One million Tinubu and a billion of his urchins can do nada.

Sophisticated morons!

Ndi ala!

Umahi/Zulum2023.
Umahi/Elrufai can still go.
Umahi/Buni is still a goal.

Tinubu can go and die.

APC zones presidency to Southeast