Power is definitely coming to south, those northern oligarchy know what is at stake if they try otherwise.

If power could come down to south during military how much less now that people have seen it all

Nice one

H

Debunk this post...another strategy from the Northerners...b4 u know it...e go do u voom n'anya

mrvitalis:
Anything outside a south east presidency 2023 let the north keep rulling ...it's as simple as that

Infact let fulanis keep ruling it would be a win win for igbos

Get something clear, the SE has made itself not important in the permutation of 2023. PDP who you served for 22 years has made that clear, APC which you didn't contribute to won't even consider you for anything.
There is currently no frontrunner from the SE, no one to put forward as an acceptable candidate.

North will lose no matter how they cry power is coming to the south... North knows they will suffer when southern man rules. But the have no choice... Yoruba people is behind the downfall of north and also to make the southern unity... Yoruba are the backbone of this useless people now we gonna back them off... North never pray South west should unite with other southerns. Sorry is there name...

How would the PDP get block votes in the south by fielding a Southerner if APC also fields a person from the SW?

Morenikeji090:
North will lose no matter how they cry power is coming to the south... North knows they will suffer when southern man rules. But the have no choice... Yoruba people is behind the downfall of north and also to make the southern unity... Yoruba are the backbone of this useless people now we gonna back them off... North never pray South west should unite with other southerns. Sorry is there name...

Lol. You did not know southern unity when you sabotaged GEJ in 2015?

VTJN:
Restructure the country and stop fooling yourself

Some of them never know weda then go reach 2021 December. Old fool politician

TonyeBarcanista:
2023: Debunking The Propaganda That Southern Candidate Will Lose In The North Under PDP Platform

By Tonye Barcanista

Nigeria is made of 36 states with the north and south each having 19 and 17 states respectively. The north also has FCT as added advantage in the equation.

In 2015, there was shift in power to the north when President Goodluck Jonathan (as then was) from Bayelsa state of Peoples Democratic Party suffered a historic defeat to General Muhammadu Buhari RTD of All Progressive Congress from Katsina state. Buhari assumed office as President on 29th May, 2015.

By May 2023, President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to conclude his 8 year presidential double terms, and the popular expectation, especially of southern extraction, is that the next president of the country in 2023 should come from the region.

Should the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, accede the popular demand for the southern part of the country to produce the next President of Nigeria in 2023, the party will be one leg into the Presidential Villa in 2023 even before the election day because the south, which is the party's stronghold is guaranteed of giving block votes to their "son".

Contrary to concern of some stakeholders, which is fuelled by sections of the media, that the "north" will not vote for any candidate from the south under PDP, facts on ground show that a candidate from southern extraction is guaranteed to enjoy support in the entire Northcentral except Niger state, some parts of Northeast and Southern Kaduna part of Northwest. This is because the north, which is made of 19 states and FCT, is neither politically homogenous nor do they vote in same direction in any President contest.

NORTHCENTRAL
Since the return of democracy in 1999, all the six the states in the north central except Niger state have always voted in similar political direction. Specifically, Kwara, Kogi, Benue, Plateau, and Nasarawa states alongside FCT have always been aligned with candidates of PDP in Presidential elections.

In fact, in the 2003 and 2011 elections, these states resisted General Muhammadu Buhari movement and preferred southerners Chief Olusegun Obasanjo and Dr Goodluck Jonathan from Ogun and Bayelsa states respectively. In 2007 these states, like other states in the south, supported Umaru Musa Yar'adua against Muhammadu Buhari to actualise shift of power to the north after Obasanjo's term.

The 2015 election was the first time since 1999 that these Northcentral states voted against a PDP candidate due to the Boko Haram insurgency and propaganda that General Buhari of All Progressive Congress was coming with his military might to nip it to the bud. Sadly, Buhari, as president, only succeeded in worsening the woes of Northcentral people with rising spate of terrorism (banditry), Fulani herdsmen brigandage and ethnic cleansing of Indigenous tribes.

In 2023, I see no reason these Northcentral states (save Niger state) will not vote en-mass for Southern candidate under PDP platform going by their electoral tradition.

NORTHEAST:
The voting pattern of the six (6) states of Northeast, like other parts of the north, is heavily influenced by religious bias.

Areas like Taraba state, 60% Adamawa, Southern Gombe, Southern Bauchi and Southern Borno areas usually align with choices of electorates from the southern part of the country in any presidential election due to religion. In fact, they display strong preference for someone of Christian religion.

In Adamawa state, PDP has only lost Adamawa state on two occasions in any Presidential election since 1999, and that was when Musa Yar'adua (2007) and Goodluck Jonathan (2015) were flag bearers. Furthermore, Demsa, Ganye, Gayuk, Jada, Mayo-Belwa, Numan, Sheleng, Tungo, Lamurde LGAs in Adamawa south, Yola North, Yola South, Fufore, Girei and Gombi LGAs in Adamawa central, and Madagali and Michika in Adamawa North have always shown preference for Christian candidates from the southern part of Nigeria as witnessed in 2003, 2011 and even 2015 Presidential election. In 2011, Jonathan, without the support of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, gave Buhari a resounding defeat in Adamawa state with 508,314 votes over 344,526 gotten by Buhari.

In Taraba state, not even the "Sai Baba" wave of 2015 could swing the state away from Goodluck Jonathan of PDP despite the Boko Haram insurgency. Taraba is one state that any candidate from Southern extraction is guaranteed of popular votes in any Presidential election.

In Gombe state, Katunga, Shungum, Billiri and Banaga local government areas are solid PDP stronghold and sure bet for a southern Christian candidate due to religious factor. This is in addition to other seven (7) local government areas where 30-35% are almost guaranteed for the southern PDP candidate. In this state, PDP is guaranteed a minimum 35-40% votes in Gombe state.

While states like Yobe, Bauchi and Borno may not be favorable to southern candidate of Christian religion due to religious influence, PDP is almost guaranteed of 25% valid votes.

NORTHWEST
Northwest Nigeria is likely the only geopolitical zone that may not be favorable to voting for candidate of the south.

Traditionally, all seven states in the Northwest usually tilt towards Muhammadu Buhari direction. Chief Obasanjo and Dr Goodluck Jonathan as incumbent Presidents fall short in this zone.

However there is respite for the PDP in Kaduna state. This is because areas such as Sanga, Zangon Kataf, Kaura, Kauru, Kachia, Jaba, Jema'a, Kajuru, Chikun and Kaduna South local government areas are sure bankers for PDP due to the predominant Christians in these areas. Historically, these areas have strong bias for Christian candidates. In 2015, despite the APC wave in the entire northwest, these areas massively supported President Jonathan, and gave PDP its only Senator in the entire zone. The areas make up about 49-52% votes of Kaduna state.

Going by the aforementioned facts, it will be foolhardy for anyone to continue to hold that presidential candidate from the south will not deliver victory to PDP in any part of northern Nigeria. On the contrary, PDP will find it challenging in 2023 should it present a candidate from the north to succeed incumbent President Buhari, a northerner himself.

Conclusively, the demand for the National Zoning Committee of PDP to zone the Presidential ticket of PDP to the south is a right step in the right direction.

Written by Tonye Barcanista Inioribo

Ok

When I saw the topic of this thread, before I open it at all, I said Tonyebarcanista. Indeed, I was correct.
This platform is very wide but if you're familiar with it, you can easily identify some characters behind some write up.

For Instance, if you see:
Dam
nigga
isoright

You know to an extent who that might be.

mrvitalis:
Anything outside a south east presidency 2023 let the north keep rulling ...it's as simple as that

Infact let fulanis keep ruling it would be a win win for igbos

Nah who dem dey persecute pass?.....Your political class is the laziest have ever seen....Even Yahaya Bello of North Central is making efforts, yours are just snapping pictures.

Terrier99:


Get something clear, the SE is not important in the permutation of 2023. PDP who you served for 22 years has made that clear, APC which you didn't contribute to won't even consider you for anything.
So, you don't have a say in this matter. Others will decide who you will vote for and that's it.

We hear u ...no wahala...let APC and PDP not field and Igbo candidate first then you would know why igbos are majority tribe ...u can rant all u want on nairaland

Lovenorth:
The hardest and bitter truth is that no Southern candidate can beat the Northern candidate. If South wants to be president they must respect us to our satisfaction for us to vote for them. You can't disrespect me and expect my vote

Every southern candidate has always beaten a northern candidate.....Note that word every.

TonyeBarcanista:
2023: Debunking The Propaganda That Southern Candidate Will Lose In The North Under PDP Platform

By Tonye Barcanista

Nigeria is made of 36 states with the north and south each having 19 and 17 states respectively. The north also has FCT as added advantage in the equation.

In 2015, there was shift in power to the north when President Goodluck Jonathan (as then was) from Bayelsa state of Peoples Democratic Party suffered a historic defeat to General Muhammadu Buhari RTD of All Progressive Congress from Katsina state. Buhari assumed office as President on 29th May, 2015.

By May 2023, President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to conclude his 8 year presidential double terms, and the popular expectation, especially of southern extraction, is that the next president of the country in 2023 should come from the region.

Should the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, accede the popular demand for the southern part of the country to produce the next President of Nigeria in 2023, the party will be one leg into the Presidential Villa in 2023 even before the election day because the south, which is the party's stronghold is guaranteed of giving block votes to their "son".

Contrary to concern of some stakeholders, which is fuelled by sections of the media, that the "north" will not vote for any candidate from the south under PDP, facts on ground show that a candidate from southern extraction is guaranteed to enjoy support in the entire Northcentral except Niger state, some parts of Northeast and Southern Kaduna part of Northwest. This is because the north, which is made of 19 states and FCT, is neither politically homogenous nor do they vote in same direction in any President contest.

NORTHCENTRAL
Since the return of democracy in 1999, all the six the states in the north central except Niger state have always voted in similar political direction. Specifically, Kwara, Kogi, Benue, Plateau, and Nasarawa states alongside FCT have always been aligned with candidates of PDP in Presidential elections.

In fact, in the 2003 and 2011 elections, these states resisted General Muhammadu Buhari movement and preferred southerners Chief Olusegun Obasanjo and Dr Goodluck Jonathan from Ogun and Bayelsa states respectively. In 2007 these states, like other states in the south, supported Umaru Musa Yar'adua against Muhammadu Buhari to actualise shift of power to the north after Obasanjo's term.

The 2015 election was the first time since 1999 that these Northcentral states voted against a PDP candidate due to the Boko Haram insurgency and propaganda that General Buhari of All Progressive Congress was coming with his military might to nip it to the bud. Sadly, Buhari, as president, only succeeded in worsening the woes of Northcentral people with rising spate of terrorism (banditry), Fulani herdsmen brigandage and ethnic cleansing of Indigenous tribes.

In 2023, I see no reason these Northcentral states (save Niger state) will not vote en-mass for Southern candidate under PDP platform going by their electoral tradition.

NORTHEAST:
The voting pattern of the six (6) states of Northeast, like other parts of the north, is heavily influenced by religious bias.

Areas like Taraba state, 60% Adamawa, Southern Gombe, Southern Bauchi and Southern Borno areas usually align with choices of electorates from the southern part of the country in any presidential election due to religion. In fact, they display strong preference for someone of Christian religion.

In Adamawa state, PDP has only lost Adamawa state on two occasions in any Presidential election since 1999, and that was when Musa Yar'adua (2007) and Goodluck Jonathan (2015) were flag bearers. Furthermore, Demsa, Ganye, Gayuk, Jada, Mayo-Belwa, Numan, Sheleng, Tungo, Lamurde LGAs in Adamawa south, Yola North, Yola South, Fufore, Girei and Gombi LGAs in Adamawa central, and Madagali and Michika in Adamawa North have always shown preference for Christian candidates from the southern part of Nigeria as witnessed in 2003, 2011 and even 2015 Presidential election. In 2011, Jonathan, without the support of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, gave Buhari a resounding defeat in Adamawa state with 508,314 votes over 344,526 gotten by Buhari.

In Taraba state, not even the "Sai Baba" wave of 2015 could swing the state away from Goodluck Jonathan of PDP despite the Boko Haram insurgency. Taraba is one state that any candidate from Southern extraction is guaranteed of popular votes in any Presidential election.

In Gombe state, Katunga, Shungum, Billiri and Banaga local government areas are solid PDP stronghold and sure bet for a southern Christian candidate due to religious factor. This is in addition to other seven (7) local government areas where 30-35% are almost guaranteed for the southern PDP candidate. In this state, PDP is guaranteed a minimum 35-40% votes in Gombe state.

While states like Yobe, Bauchi and Borno may not be favorable to southern candidate of Christian religion due to religious influence, PDP is almost guaranteed of 25% valid votes.

NORTHWEST
Northwest Nigeria is likely the only geopolitical zone that may not be favorable to voting for candidate of the south.

Traditionally, all seven states in the Northwest usually tilt towards Muhammadu Buhari direction. Chief Obasanjo and Dr Goodluck Jonathan as incumbent Presidents fall short in this zone.

However there is respite for the PDP in Kaduna state. This is because areas such as Sanga, Zangon Kataf, Kaura, Kauru, Kachia, Jaba, Jema'a, Kajuru, Chikun and Kaduna South local government areas are sure bankers for PDP due to the predominant Christians in these areas. Historically, these areas have strong bias for Christian candidates. In 2015, despite the APC wave in the entire northwest, these areas massively supported President Jonathan, and gave PDP its only Senator in the entire zone. The areas make up about 49-52% votes of Kaduna state.

Going by the aforementioned facts, it will be foolhardy for anyone to continue to hold that presidential candidate from the south will not deliver victory to PDP in any part of northern Nigeria. On the contrary, PDP will find it challenging in 2023 should it present a candidate from the north to succeed incumbent President Buhari, a northerner himself.

Conclusively, the demand for the National Zoning Committee of PDP to zone the Presidential ticket of PDP to the south is a right step in the right direction.

Written by Tonye Barcanista Inioribo

Any election analysis that doesn't factor Rigging, is a waste of time.


Now go back , think and write another piece.

TonyeBarcanista:
2023: Debunking The Propaganda That Southern Candidate Will Lose In The North Under PDP Platform

By Tonye Barcanista

Nigeria is made of 36 states with the north and south each having 19 and 17 states respectively. The north also has FCT as added advantage in the equation.

In 2015, there was shift in power to the north when President Goodluck Jonathan (as then was) from Bayelsa state of Peoples Democratic Party suffered a historic defeat to General Muhammadu Buhari RTD of All Progressive Congress from Katsina state. Buhari assumed office as President on 29th May, 2015.

By May 2023, President Muhammadu Buhari is expected to conclude his 8 year presidential double terms, and the popular expectation, especially of southern extraction, is that the next president of the country in 2023 should come from the region.

Should the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, accede the popular demand for the southern part of the country to produce the next President of Nigeria in 2023, the party will be one leg into the Presidential Villa in 2023 even before the election day because the south, which is the party's stronghold is guaranteed of giving block votes to their "son".

Contrary to concern of some stakeholders, which is fuelled by sections of the media, that the "north" will not vote for any candidate from the south under PDP, facts on ground show that a candidate from southern extraction is guaranteed to enjoy support in the entire Northcentral except Niger state, some parts of Northeast and Southern Kaduna part of Northwest. This is because the north, which is made of 19 states and FCT, is neither politically homogenous nor do they vote in same direction in any President contest.

NORTHCENTRAL
Since the return of democracy in 1999, all the six the states in the north central except Niger state have always voted in similar political direction. Specifically, Kwara, Kogi, Benue, Plateau, and Nasarawa states alongside FCT have always been aligned with candidates of PDP in Presidential elections.

In fact, in the 2003 and 2011 elections, these states resisted General Muhammadu Buhari movement and preferred southerners Chief Olusegun Obasanjo and Dr Goodluck Jonathan from Ogun and Bayelsa states respectively. In 2007 these states, like other states in the south, supported Umaru Musa Yar'adua against Muhammadu Buhari to actualise shift of power to the north after Obasanjo's term.

The 2015 election was the first time since 1999 that these Northcentral states voted against a PDP candidate due to the Boko Haram insurgency and propaganda that General Buhari of All Progressive Congress was coming with his military might to nip it to the bud. Sadly, Buhari, as president, only succeeded in worsening the woes of Northcentral people with rising spate of terrorism (banditry), Fulani herdsmen brigandage and ethnic cleansing of Indigenous tribes.

In 2023, I see no reason these Northcentral states (save Niger state) will not vote en-mass for Southern candidate under PDP platform going by their electoral tradition.

NORTHEAST:
The voting pattern of the six (6) states of Northeast, like other parts of the north, is heavily influenced by religious bias.

Areas like Taraba state, 60% Adamawa, Southern Gombe, Southern Bauchi and Southern Borno areas usually align with choices of electorates from the southern part of the country in any presidential election due to religion. In fact, they display strong preference for someone of Christian religion.

In Adamawa state, PDP has only lost Adamawa state on two occasions in any Presidential election since 1999, and that was when Musa Yar'adua (2007) and Goodluck Jonathan (2015) were flag bearers. Furthermore, Demsa, Ganye, Gayuk, Jada, Mayo-Belwa, Numan, Sheleng, Tungo, Lamurde LGAs in Adamawa south, Yola North, Yola South, Fufore, Girei and Gombi LGAs in Adamawa central, and Madagali and Michika in Adamawa North have always shown preference for Christian candidates from the southern part of Nigeria as witnessed in 2003, 2011 and even 2015 Presidential election. In 2011, Jonathan, without the support of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, gave Buhari a resounding defeat in Adamawa state with 508,314 votes over 344,526 gotten by Buhari.

In Taraba state, not even the "Sai Baba" wave of 2015 could swing the state away from Goodluck Jonathan of PDP despite the Boko Haram insurgency. Taraba is one state that any candidate from Southern extraction is guaranteed of popular votes in any Presidential election.

In Gombe state, Katunga, Shungum, Billiri and Banaga local government areas are solid PDP stronghold and sure bet for a southern Christian candidate due to religious factor. This is in addition to other seven (7) local government areas where 30-35% are almost guaranteed for the southern PDP candidate. In this state, PDP is guaranteed a minimum 35-40% votes in Gombe state.

While states like Yobe, Bauchi and Borno may not be favorable to southern candidate of Christian religion due to religious influence, PDP is almost guaranteed of 25% valid votes.

NORTHWEST
Northwest Nigeria is likely the only geopolitical zone that may not be favorable to voting for candidate of the south.

Traditionally, all seven states in the Northwest usually tilt towards Muhammadu Buhari direction. Chief Obasanjo and Dr Goodluck Jonathan as incumbent Presidents fall short in this zone.

However there is respite for the PDP in Kaduna state. This is because areas such as Sanga, Zangon Kataf, Kaura, Kauru, Kachia, Jaba, Jema'a, Kajuru, Chikun and Kaduna South local government areas are sure bankers for PDP due to the predominant Christians in these areas. Historically, these areas have strong bias for Christian candidates. In 2015, despite the APC wave in the entire northwest, these areas massively supported President Jonathan, and gave PDP its only Senator in the entire zone. The areas make up about 49-52% votes of Kaduna state.

Going by the aforementioned facts, it will be foolhardy for anyone to continue to hold that presidential candidate from the south will not deliver victory to PDP in any part of northern Nigeria. On the contrary, PDP will find it challenging in 2023 should it present a candidate from the north to succeed incumbent President Buhari, a northerner himself.

Conclusively, the demand for the National Zoning Committee of PDP to zone the Presidential ticket of PDP to the south is a right step in the right direction.

Written by Tonye Barcanista Inioribo

Hope your master, Atiku Is aware of this your write up?

Upworkwriter007:

Nah who dem dey persecute pass?.....Your political class is the laziest have ever seen....Even Yahaya Bello of North Central is making efforts, yours are just snapping pictures.

You guys would always look for excuse to show your hate towards igbos

Who , which politician have made more move about 2023 than orji kalu name one I dare you ?

Who was the first person to declare instrest and start contesting is it not roachas ?

We know that there is nothing Igbo man can do that would make him to be liked in Nigeria ...reason we are voting fulanis in 2023 ...malami is the choice

This is not about GEJ... Let's be real and speak out the truth... During GEJ time he letgo Yoruba region check during is govt Yoruba are not among top post he think we don't have political power and we show him how powerful we are.
But we change the game thinking when we change the pdp govt things gonna be better for us but at last the Bleep up stilling remain... Don't blame life is all about making a change. And all southern govs make a move to make w peace I think we the southern youths should support them... Fact is only Hausa & Fulani & Yoruba are the ones controlling this country... Tell me do we want southern unity or not or u still want Hausa & Fulani & yoruba to still control us...

Maduawuchukwu:


Lol. You did not know southern unity when you sabotaged GEJ in 2015?

NO SOUTH PRESIDENT FOR 2023 PERIOD. THOSE THAT REMOVE JONATHAN SHOULDNT MENTION SOUTHERN PRESIDENT HERE

Maduawuchukwu:

Lol. You did not know southern unity when you sabotaged GEJ in 2015?

In 2011, SW voted for GEJ more than the SE where you come from. GEJ's mistake was overrating the SE and neglecting the SW.
Jonathan has learnt his lesson, Atiku has also learnt his.
2023, if GEJ doesn't contest, SS will vote SW while you guys in the SE will keep crying betrayal, marginalisation, etc

mrvitalis:

You guys would always look for excuse to show your hate towards igbos

Who , which politician have made more move about 2023 than orji kalu name one I dare you ?

Who was the first person to declare instrest and start contesting is it not roachas ?

We know that there is nothing Igbo man can do that would make him to be liked in Nigeria ...reason we are voting fulanis in 2023 ...malami is the choice

Orji kalu? Made move?.which move? The only person that has made move is Rochas and your tribe is witchhunting him....if only you guys can support Rochas but MBA. Rochas is the only south eastern politician that has remarkable political aligns but I'm sure he'll lose election even in Imo state

Personally, I don’t care where the presidency comes from in 2023 as having the president from your region or even state is not a guarantee that your personal finance will improve or bandits will not attack or kidnap you.

TonyeBarcanista:

Thanks bro... Some power brokers up north know that their trick of always hiding under a nonexistent political north to advance their sectional agenda is DOA.

Keep quiet. Anywhere Belle face.

You are unstable, the moment PDP give Atiku their ticket, you will be the Now here to tell us 200000 reasons why Atiku Is the best candidate.
You are very unstable human being

Maduawuchukwu:


Lol. You did not know southern unity when you sabotaged GEJ in 2015?

GEJ was supported in SW for 2015 election, but he sidelined the region.

ObalaEmma:
NO SOUTH PRESIDENT FOR 2023 PERIOD. THOSE THAT REMOVE JONATHAN SHOULDNT MENTION SOUTHERN PRESIDENT HERE

You are from the SE. Since GEJ left office, have you ever seen him step the SE?
But he comes to the SW.
Your SE is a political liability and no party takes you seriously. Imagine PDP coming to Igboland to eat your food, drink your water and still working on zoning ticket to the North.

Upworkwriter007:

Every southern candidate has always beaten a northern candidate.....Note that word every.

Since that is always the case why is the panic? You mean Buhari didn't defeat Oga Jona? We are going to teach you a lesson in the coming presidential election, watch and see

mrvitalis:

You guys would always look for excuse to show your hate towards igbos

Who , which politician have made more move about 2023 than orji kalu name one I dare you ?

Who was the first person to declare instrest and start contesting is it not roachas ?

We know that there is nothing Igbo man can do that would make him to be liked in Nigeria ...reason we are voting fulanis in 2023 ...malami is the choice

Orji Kalu is a wannabee. Rochas was the real deal who could get you bloc votes in the North and South. Unfortunately, you people were slapping him in public and handcuffing him.
When you are ready, present a leader. Till then, go and sit down.

A presidential candidate from the south east or the north retains power. SW shouldn't be the ones dictating for us how things should be. We haven't forgotten how the sold out again in 2019 despite the killings in the north central/ Middle belt. North central won't align with south west

Upworkwriter007:

Orji kalu? Made move?.which move? The only person that has made move is Rochas and your tribe is witchhunting him....if only you guys can support Rochas but MBA. Rochas is the only south eastern politician that has remarkable political aligns but I'm sure he'll lose election even in Imo state

Lol before ibb roots for you then u have made moves

Rochas is a failure , that's the difference between igbos and u guys you just want your people in power igbos want progress ...we can't support someone who we are sure won't perform

PDP made obj president without yorubas APC can make rochas president without igbos

I thought igbo votes are not important what would supporting rochas do ?

Malami 2023 fixed

South can win the north .. the only advantage northern Nigeria has is that they are united .. a united south will beat northern Nigerian hands down ..not just a united south but a southern Nigeria that comes out to vote

Igbos are the problem of the South. Just watch, Igbos will support Atiku. Just wait...