donjazet:
Seun decided to be unfortunate yesterday. He's been receiving it wotoporiously since yesterday.
Man has blocked, unblocked, locked and reopened comment section.

I just couldn't believe seun could be this foolish.

Ibukzy:


Obi having a higher Percentage than Atiku in Southwest
Some jokes sef

BlueRayDick:


But Ṣeun has only said what not of us have read in books about the civil war na.

Most people during that period actually saw the January 1966 coup as "Igbo coup" and that was why there was a counter-coup.

Maybe the way Ṣeun brought it up may not sit down well with the younger generation on twitter, but seun is not wrong on this one.

BlueRayDick:


But Ṣeun has only said what not of us have read in books about the civil war na.

Most people during that period actually saw the January 1966 coup as "Igbo coup" and that was why there was a counter-coup.

Maybe the way Ṣeun brought it up may not sit down well with the younger generation on twitter, but seun is not wrong on this one.

raumdeuter:


Tinubu will have 18% in SW.

Some people are really dense

ixyi:


All Propagandists Coven, APC. Congregation of liars and petty blackmailers.
From seaports to bags of rice sharing.

https://www.nairaland.com/7333067/bags-branded-labor-party-logo

https://youtu.bIBmLFdPzews

donjazet:
Latest presidential poll shows obi with a slight lead over other candidates.
Hmmm. 2023 go too shock people.

Theflint1:
This thing is essentially expo for everybody, and I'd say, it's as realistic as possible. As predicted, voter apathy up North will be rife (they are not excited by an Atiku candidacy), as it is in the South West (they are not excited by a Tinubu candidacy either). The undecided/refused category of the poll is enough to tilt the election the way of any candidate, it's very significant.

We Peter Obi supporters should not be excited by this poll, because there's still so much work to be done. Most of those undecided/refused, I can bet are Tinubu/Atiku leaning. More work needs be done in the South/South, and North Central states.

Nezzjnr:

Obi turned some Anambra men to drug Slingers??

Omooooo una takes for here dey off me oo

Jesus Christ!!!

larride:

Theflint1:
This thing is essentially expo for everybody, and I'd say, it's as realistic as possible. As predicted, voter apathy up North will be rife (they are not excited by an Atiku candidacy), as it is in the South West (they are not excited by a Tinubu candidacy either). The undecided/refused category of the poll is enough to tilt the election the way of any candidate, it's very significant.

We Peter Obi supporters should not be excited by this poll, because there's still so much work to be done. Most of those undecided/refused, I can bet are Tinubu/Atiku leaning. More work needs be done in the South/South, and North Central states.

donjazet:


For fvcks sake, the election is already as divisive as can be, why throw more flames into the fire??

Why dredge up memories (false account or not) that is totally unrelated to today's happenings?

What was the aim of that tweet? Is it to stir emotions or what?

What exactly was he right about??

Look at this tweet again and tell me exactly what seun got right here.

That igbos should go and beg the north and that north should forgive. Which igbos should beg? Which north should forgive?

Isn't the war enough? Wasn't the mantra at the end of the war, no victor, no vanquished?
So why all these?

Theflint1:
This thing is essentially expo for everybody, and I'd say, it's as realistic as possible. As predicted, voter apathy up North will be rife (they are not excited by an Atiku candidacy), as it is in the South West (they are not excited by a Tinubu candidacy either). The undecided/refused category of the poll is enough to tilt the election the way of any candidate, it's very significant.

We Peter Obi supporters should not be excited by this poll, because there's still so much work to be done. Most of those undecided/refused, I can bet are Tinubu/Atiku leaning. More work needs be done in the South/South, and North Central states.

raumdeuter:


There were 4 regional premiers 2 Ibos 2 non Ibos
The 2 non Ibos were killed and the 2 Ibos were spared

The non Ibo Prime Minister was killed, The Ibo President was spared

Of all the serving ministers where we had many Ibos non of them was touched
Actually the coupist saw Jaja Wachukwu and spared him but hunted others down

After the coup failed the next in succession was Zaana Dipcharima but Nwafor Orizu refused to hand over to him but to his kinsman Aguiyi Ironsi

These are the facts of the first coup, make what you want of it

raumdeuter:


You are not Yoruba yet you know this for a fact.

Yes you are right

BlueRayDick:


I agree with u that the timing of Seun's tweet is ill-timed, but I'm telling u what he said in that tweet is not incorrect. The general believe was that the coup was an "Igbo coup", every available facts as at that period suggests that.

I also agree with u that the we are indeed is divided as we can be already...... However it's also fact that most people didn't move on after the war; there's still bitterness and resentment amongst the various tribes of players/actors in the war.

Forget about the "No Victor, No vanquished mantra" mantra being mouthed generally by politicians and military men of that period. Me and u know the secession move/war is the reason some northern politicians make it so difficult for Igbo's to become president. Some of them believe the moment an igbo man becomes president he will wake the Biafra dream.

I personally don't think anybody should beg anybody, but I think we need to have like a refrendum/national.confab to determine how we want to move as a country. Rwanda fought a bloody war as recent as less than 30 years ago and they've moved on to rebuild their country & have learnt to live together with their differences. We need to talk about our differences, let different people's agitations be listened to. In order to do this, some bitter truths will be said, some old wounds will be re-opened ( just like the January 1966 coup), etc.

Theflint1:
I don't need to be Yoruba to be able to talk on Yoruba politics.

donjazet:


But this is very true.
Yorubas don't support bastards.

Yoruba chieftains are asking;

What is Tinubu's genealogy? What is his birth name?

Who are his parents?
What primary and secondary school did he attend?
Who are his childhood friends or classmates?
How old is amoda OGUNLERE?

This picture below is the only thing known of Amoda's childhood?

People ask where and when was this picture taken?
Was it in the 30s, 40s or the 50s?

AMODA OGUNLERE remains a mystery and yorubas do not support bastards of unknown households.

raumdeuter:


Tinubu will have 18% in SW.

Some people are really dense

Itsrm:


And 0 in the south east with two sitting governors

Itsrm:


And 0 in the south east with two sitting governors

larride:

raumdeuter:


Yes o. Tinubu will have 18% in SW while Obi in the same SW will have 12%, 68% in SE and 46% in SS