bjdon:
It does not matter who is president in 2023. It really doesn't. As long as the country retains its current inefficient political and economic structure, nothing will change.

Penguin2:


Is she qualified? Yes!

Iyasaburi:
Fake news!
Is she nursing such ambition.

Iyasaburi:
Nigeria politicians will frustrate her. I swear, she will resign

budaatum:


Funny. Will a new leader follow the "current inefficient political and economic structure" or lead the change?

budaatum:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YpticqS9-8

She'll be something new. And feminine.

bjdon:

2 ex military leaders have been unable to restructure the country, and you think she can. Dream on

Brian47:
Ngozi left her post in the world bank before to come and become minister of finance and economy during Goodluck's regime. And what she suffered from the hands of politicians for fighting corruption eh, I doubt she would want to serve her country again.

budaatum:


I think she will sacrifice herself for us if we asked her but we must not allow her to sacrifice herself by doing our fair share of the work.

I will gladly follow her lead more than anyone else I can currently think of. Wouldn't you?

SaintBishop:
Who is going to vote for an igbo person to be president of Nigeria? Not me lol.

SaintBishop:
Who is going to vote for an igbo person to be president of Nigeria? Not me lol.

budaatum:

For all you care ethnicity is very important to you. You'll be surprised however to find that some people care more about competency than ethnicity, and my hope is that those people will not stand by and let those for whom ethnicity is more important decide the next election.

As for being on ground, we live in a global world these days, which is why we can influence elections wherever we may be, and if I tried hard enough, I just might be able to educate you on the folly of ethnicity over competency so the former is less important to you than the latter. I'm however aware I can't convince or educate everyone, note, because some people are just plain uneducatable, though I'm inclined to believe you are moveable.

You can let me know if I'm wrong so I can change my belief about you please.

Ikea81:
Good, finally one Nigerian who thinks. God fire anybody that calls Tinubu

Eastlink:
An irrelevent Ijaw vote that couldn't save Jonathan is that what you call vote? Save for the rants of Orubebe who demonstrated Izon insignificance, no one gives a damn about noisemakers. Allow the big boys do their thing and learn one or two things. If not for the backing Igbos gave GEJ, dude would have been harrased out of Aso rock in 2009.
Be grateful to your seniors and put a respect on that name Igbo

budaatum:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YpticqS9-8

She'll be something new. And feminine.

Graysons:
DOA! Who is going to vote for her you? Lmao!

budaatum:
I've asked her. She will find time and respond.
https://twitter.com/BudaAtum/status/1415785130485035024?s=19

budaatum:


I'd vote for her. So would quite a lot of people here I think, but lets find out, shall we.

Like and share for Mama Ngozi!

Do let me know if you find someone more qualified to be led by than Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. And sorry, Gray. I bought INEC already.

budaatum:


She can bring investment that will empower us financially to restructure ourselves how we want. You can not deny that money will follow her if we clean up our act a little bit.

Anyone else think buda is dreaming of them perhaps explain to bjdon why military can not structure Nigeria how many goes they have at it and why someone else just might be able to empower us to restructure ourselves. It is our future after all.