This coming election will definitely redefine our country Nigeria and our decision to coexist as a multi tribe nation.
The level of hatred the Igbos have for other tribes is unprecedented. It clearly shows in their recent projection of Obi candidacy to become the president of Nigeria. It equally shows they have a sinister moves and motives, just waiting for Obi to become the president before they unleash their venom. They insult you, your father, your lineage once you are against Obi. You can't force everyone to support your candidate. Even Obi himself doesn't respond to insult but his supporters will never let it slide, they keep de-marketing the guy on daily basis.
What happens if Obi didn't win the election?
Will our relationship with the Igbos still remain the same?

Bank Wahala.
A man was in front of me today, ATM debited him without dispensing cash.
Baba grabbed me and shouted you are my witness oo!!!

Dear urchin, please be informed that His Excellence Peter Gregory Obi, the incoming President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is a National project.
Thank you.

shortgun:
Dear urchin, please be informed that His Excellence Peter Gregory Obi, the incoming President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is a National project.
Thank you.

U guys should pls always report a post like this.

I don't know why many of them can't sleep at hearing of Obi.

lwisee:
This coming election will definitely redefine our country Nigeria and our decision to coexist as a multi tribe nation.
The level of hatred the Igbos have for other tribes is unprecedented. It clearly shows in their recent projection of Obi candidacy to become the president of Nigeria. It equally shows they have a sinister moves and motives, just waiting for Obi to become the president before they unleash their venom. They insult you, your father, your lineage once you are against Obi. You can't force everyone to support your candidate. Even Obi himself doesn't respond to insult but his supporters will never let it slide, they keep de-marketing the guy on daily basis.
What happens if Obi didn't win the election?
Will our relationship with the Igbos still remain the same?

I na ako ajambele 😏

The Igbos have no single venom to unleash if Obi becomes president.

All these things you wrote here are but figment of your imagination and that of godfather which is borne out of the frustration that Nigerians have refused to support a sick and senile drug lord with who is urinating on himself.

Mr. Peter Obi....from Bottom to Top...from Structureless to Structure...from Social Media Candidate to Topmost Candidate. You have become a Headache and HBP to the Evil, Heartless and Corrupt Politicians in Nigeria. History is currently recording you as the Most Popular Politician in Nigeria presently. Mr. Peter Obi, you're the Hope of a New Nigeria. Above all, your ticket is the only one that represents EQUITY, FAIRNESS, JUSTICE and INCLUSIVENESS.

Oga Ade this is not 2015, when u guys called Jonathan unprinted names. This time is bumper to bumper, nobody have the monopoly of vawulance.

In the obedient camp, we have different department. If you want peace, the department of peace will attend to you, if you want vawulance, we have different layers to that.

Am currently on a training for the red-hot zone of department of vawulance, if you dare me, I will use you as a roasted corn specimen

lwisee:
This coming election will definitely redefine our country Nigeria and our decision to coexist as a multi tribe nation.
The level of hatred the Igbos have for other tribes is unprecedented. It clearly shows in their recent projection of Obi candidacy to become the president of Nigeria. It equally shows they have a sinister moves and motives, just waiting for Obi to become the president before they unleash their venom. They insult you, your father, your lineage once you are against Obi. You can't force everyone to support your candidate. Even Obi himself doesn't respond to insult but his supporters will never let it slide, they keep de-marketing the guy on daily basis.
What happens if Obi didn't win the election?
Will our relationship with the Igbos still remain the same?