Fulaninigger:
We(northerners) can vote for good leaders irrespective of tribes, but definitely not Peter Obi! Obi is not an option and will never be!

You can't sell us fraud and try to blackmail by playing tribal card. If you were serious, you could have given us Umeh, Okorocha, sullivan etc

You want us to vote a candidate that made elections a religious war?

I asked one of my female colleagues from Anambra state, why is it before PO came out for presidency, there has not been 1 person that commended him as gov? Every comment I came across SM were negative? She started stammering and trying to find foolish excuses, I had to just cut the conversation short!

You want to white-wash him and make him a saint and you expect us just to role with it because SE/Ibo said so!

tomorrow if Ikpeazu decides to contest for presidency, Ibo will eulogize him and make him the best thing since sliced bread

astana1:
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Malam, left to me zan zabe Jonathan a 2027 elections over Tinubu. If Bala Muhammed(Bauchi Governor) should decide to contest with Jonathan as his VP knowing he will take over in 2031 that's a great arraignment for the PDP.

rano1:
Goodluck Jonathan should be supported by the North in 2027 election so that he can complete his tenure for the presidency, complete the presidency being in the south for 8 years and give Ibo people(given his lineage) and the wider South-South a sense of belonging. If PDP want to get back into power, Jonathan is their best bet in 2027(One-term candidate!!)

I based this argument on the following reasons: As a Northerner, I cannot support Peter Obi as I feel he is too clannish for me to support given his previous antecedents in the 2023 elections. Secondly, I believe Nigerians will be fed up with the Tinubu administration as the cost of living increases over time. Furthermore, I believe the following reasons will be to Goodluck's advantage:

Experience and Stability: Goodluck Jonathan has previously served as the President of Nigeria from 2010 to 2015, providing him with valuable experience in governance and leadership. By electing him for a second term in 2027, the country can benefit from his knowledge and stability, allowing for continued progress and development.

National Unity: One of the key goals of any democratic nation is to promote national unity and inclusivity. By having Goodluck Jonathan as president, it can help bridge the gap between different ethnic groups and religions, including the Igbo people (who feel marginalised). This sense of belonging and representation can contribute to a more cohesive and harmonious society. So many people are not happy with the Muslim-Muslim ticket of the APC.

Economic Growth: Goodluck Jonathan's previous tenure saw some positive economic growth, with Nigeria experiencing an average GDP growth rate of over 6% per year during his presidency. By giving him another opportunity to lead, it is possible that he can build on his previous achievements and further stimulate the economy, benefiting all Nigerians.

Political Stability: Transitioning power smoothly is crucial for political stability. By allowing Goodluck Jonathan to complete his tenure, it demonstrates a commitment to democratic principles and upholding the rule of law. This can inspire confidence in the political system and contribute to a more stable environment for future leaders to assume office. It will also increase the sense of belonging of the SS and the SE

A Balanced Power Distribution: By having the North take over the presidency in 2031 after Goodluck Jonathan's tenure, it allows for a fair and balanced distribution of power among different regions of the country. This rotation of power can help address concerns of marginalization and ensure that diverse perspectives and interests are represented at the national level.

A changed man: Goodluck Jonathan's previous tenure as president has provided him with valuable insights and lessons, allowing him to enhance his leadership in a second term. With improved governance skills and institutional knowledge, he can address past challenges and implement effective policies. Jonathan's return to power would bring about collaborative leadership, inclusive decision-making, and a strengthened focus on economic development, all contributing to national unity and a better Nigeria.

I think as we approach 2027, so many people in the PDP and in the North will be open to this argument. Majority of Tinubu's votes were from the North(63%). If he looses Northern support he will not get re-elected. This argument will get stronger if Tinubu decides to run a biased Administration as he will quickly loose the Northern support.

If Goodluck should decide to run he will win easily and defeat Tinubu based on the above permutations.

astana1:
To a certain extent, I am receptive to this as a Northerner. Having endured Buhari and now Tinubu, I believe Nigerians are ready to give Jonathan another chance at the presidency once he has hopefully learned from his time in office (2011-2015).

Fulaninigger:
We(northerners) can vote for good leaders irrespective of tribes, but definitely not Peter Obi! Obi is not an option and will never be!

You can't sell us fraud and try to blackmail by playing tribal card. If you were serious, you could have given us Umeh, Okorocha, sullivan etc

You want us to vote a candidate that made elections a religious war?

I asked one of my female colleagues from Anambra state, why is it before PO came out for presidency, there has not been 1 person that commended him as gov? Every comment I came across SM were negative? She started stammering and trying to find foolish excuses, I had to just cut the conversation short!

You want to white-wash him and make him a saint and you expect us just to role with it because SE/Ibo said so!

tomorrow if Ikpeazu decides to contest for presidency, Ibo will eulogize him and make him the best thing since sliced bread

WorldRichest:


This is the nonsense that Goatluck Jonathan caused. If not for the Almajari schools that Goatluck established, this poster will be on the streets of Southern Nigeria begging by the roadsides like his brethren

Treadway:
lol. The poverty ravaging your dear north to the degree that every label of poverty ascribed to Nigeria today is largely due to una shows just how poor the collective north is at just reasoning, much less decision making. Y'all won't know a good leader even if he was in your face wearing a tag that reads 'good leader'. The north willfully and proudly carries over 70% of the poverty and illiteracy ranking of the whole gaddem country!

Now that we have got that out of the way, I ask you just as you asked your friend, why is it that despite nothing positive and commendable about Buhari y'all still voted for him in 2019?. I'll forgive 2015 cos I voted the dullard too, hoping that at least his so called tough, no-nonsense persona could be an advantage in fighting corruption at least even if he no get anything upstairs. Not only did he fail woefully in that, dem con still steal pass the 15 years of PDP combined🤣 ....abeg why you/una support a failure and vegetable in 2019. I can point to many commendable things PO did as governor, with verifiable proof readily available on this same internet, but let's hear you first.

Fulaninigger:
Your women are all over the north doing prostitution to afford a plate of rice and bleaching creams

If your in Abuja, come to wuse zone 1 let me show you apartments full of nyamuri women doing ashawo and escorts in the name of they came for studies

WorldRichest:


This is the nonsense that Goatluck Jonathan caused. If not for the Almajari schools that Goatluck established, this poster will be on the streets of Southern Nigeria begging by the roadsides like his brethren

rano1:
Goodluck Jonathan should be supported by the North in 2027 election so that he can complete his tenure for the presidency, complete the presidency being in the south for 8 years and give Ibo people(given his lineage) and the wider South-South a sense of belonging. If PDP want to get back into power, Jonathan is their best bet in 2027(One-term candidate!!)

I based this argument on the following reasons: As a Northerner, I cannot support Peter Obi as I feel he is too clannish for me to support given his previous antecedents in the 2023 elections. Secondly, I believe Nigerians will be fed up with the Tinubu administration as the cost of living increases over time. Furthermore, I believe the following reasons will be to Goodluck's advantage:

Experience and Stability: Goodluck Jonathan has previously served as the President of Nigeria from 2010 to 2015, providing him with valuable experience in governance and leadership. By electing him for a second term in 2027, the country can benefit from his knowledge and stability, allowing for continued progress and development.

National Unity: One of the key goals of any democratic nation is to promote national unity and inclusivity. By having Goodluck Jonathan as president, it can help bridge the gap between different ethnic groups and religions, including the Igbo people (who feel marginalised). This sense of belonging and representation can contribute to a more cohesive and harmonious society. So many people are not happy with the Muslim-Muslim ticket of the APC.

Economic Growth: Goodluck Jonathan's previous tenure saw some positive economic growth, with Nigeria experiencing an average GDP growth rate of over 6% per year during his presidency. By giving him another opportunity to lead, it is possible that he can build on his previous achievements and further stimulate the economy, benefiting all Nigerians.

Political Stability: Transitioning power smoothly is crucial for political stability. By allowing Goodluck Jonathan to complete his tenure, it demonstrates a commitment to democratic principles and upholding the rule of law. This can inspire confidence in the political system and contribute to a more stable environment for future leaders to assume office. It will also increase the sense of belonging of the SS and the SE

A Balanced Power Distribution: By having the North take over the presidency in 2031 after Goodluck Jonathan's tenure, it allows for a fair and balanced distribution of power among different regions of the country. This rotation of power can help address concerns of marginalization and ensure that diverse perspectives and interests are represented at the national level.

A changed man: Goodluck Jonathan's previous tenure as president has provided him with valuable insights and lessons, allowing him to enhance his leadership in a second term. With improved governance skills and institutional knowledge, he can address past challenges and implement effective policies. Jonathan's return to power would bring about collaborative leadership, inclusive decision-making, and a strengthened focus on economic development, all contributing to national unity and a better Nigeria.

I think as we approach 2027, so many people in the PDP and in the North will be open to this argument. Majority of Tinubu's votes were from the North(63%). If he looses Northern support he will not get re-elected. This argument will get stronger if Tinubu decides to run a biased Administration as he will quickly loose the Northern support.

If Goodluck should decide to run he will win easily and defeat Tinubu based on the above permutations.

Fulaninigger:
Your women are all over the north doing prostitution to afford a plate of rice and bleaching creams

If your in Abuja, come to wuse zone 1 let me show you apartments full of nyamuri women doing ashawo and escorts in the name of they came for studies

Flathead8:
Most of those beggars are from Niger and Chad, not north. But we all know 90% of prostitutes in Nigeria are Ibo women. Most of these almajiri just need to give your women 1k for them to sleep with them

Fulaninigger:
Your women are all over the north doing prostitution to afford a plate of rice and bleaching creams

If your in Abuja, come to wuse zone 1 let me show you apartments full of nyamuri women doing ashawo and escorts in the name of they came for studies

Flathead8:
Most of those beggars are from Niger and Chad, not north. But we all know 90% of prostitutes in Nigeria are Ibo women. Most of these almajiri just need to give your women 1k for them to sleep with them

astana1:
To a certain extent, I am receptive to this as a Northerner. Having endured Buhari and now Tinubu, I believe Nigerians are ready to give Jonathan another chance at the presidency once he has hopefully learned from his time in office (2011-2015).

Flathead8:
Most of those beggars are from Niger and Chad, not north. But we all know 90% of prostitutes in Nigeria are Ibo women. Most of these almajiri just need to give your women 1k for them to sleep with them

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rano1:
Goodluck Jonathan should be supported by the North in 2027 election so that he can complete his tenure for the presidency, complete the presidency being in the south for 8 years and give Ibo people(given his lineage) and the wider South-South a sense of belonging. If PDP want to get back into power, Jonathan is their best bet in 2027(One-term candidate!!)

I based this argument on the following reasons: As a Northerner, I cannot support Peter Obi as I feel he is too clannish for me to support given his previous antecedents in the 2023 elections. Secondly, I believe Nigerians will be fed up with the Tinubu administration as the cost of living increases over time. Furthermore, I believe the following reasons will be to Goodluck's advantage:

Experience and Stability: Goodluck Jonathan has previously served as the President of Nigeria from 2010 to 2015, providing him with valuable experience in governance and leadership. By electing him for a second term in 2027, the country can benefit from his knowledge and stability, allowing for continued progress and development.

National Unity: One of the key goals of any democratic nation is to promote national unity and inclusivity. By having Goodluck Jonathan as president, it can help bridge the gap between different ethnic groups and religions, including the Igbo people (who feel marginalised). This sense of belonging and representation can contribute to a more cohesive and harmonious society. So many people are not happy with the Muslim-Muslim ticket of the APC.

Economic Growth: Goodluck Jonathan's previous tenure saw some positive economic growth, with Nigeria experiencing an average GDP growth rate of over 6% per year during his presidency. By giving him another opportunity to lead, it is possible that he can build on his previous achievements and further stimulate the economy, benefiting all Nigerians.

Political Stability: Transitioning power smoothly is crucial for political stability. By allowing Goodluck Jonathan to complete his tenure, it demonstrates a commitment to democratic principles and upholding the rule of law. This can inspire confidence in the political system and contribute to a more stable environment for future leaders to assume office. It will also increase the sense of belonging of the SS and the SE

A Balanced Power Distribution: By having the North take over the presidency in 2031 after Goodluck Jonathan's tenure, it allows for a fair and balanced distribution of power among different regions of the country. This rotation of power can help address concerns of marginalization and ensure that diverse perspectives and interests are represented at the national level.

A changed man: Goodluck Jonathan's previous tenure as president has provided him with valuable insights and lessons, allowing him to enhance his leadership in a second term. With improved governance skills and institutional knowledge, he can address past challenges and implement effective policies. Jonathan's return to power would bring about collaborative leadership, inclusive decision-making, and a strengthened focus on economic development, all contributing to national unity and a better Nigeria.

I think as we approach 2027, so many people in the PDP and in the North will be open to this argument. Majority of Tinubu's votes were from the North(63%). If he looses Northern support he will not get re-elected. This argument will get stronger if Tinubu decides to run a biased Administration as he will quickly loose the Northern support.

If Goodluck should decide to run he will win easily and defeat Tinubu based on the above permutations.

astana1:
To a certain extent, I am receptive to this as a Northerner. Having endured Buhari and now Tinubu, I believe Nigerians are ready to give Jonathan another chance at the presidency once he has hopefully learned from his time in office (2011-2015).

wegevv:


A Northerner trying to put Buhari and Tinubu in the same bracket after the former gave us 8 full years of incompetent failure that the later is now trying to fix. Just have to lol

PBAT is certainly making tough decisions but at least they are based on long term economic wisdom unlike his predecessor. He also seems to be leaning towards competent technocrats unlike the PMB and his nepotism.

Based on this trajectory there is no reason to think PBAT will be a failure like PMB. He just needs time just like Obi would have needed time too.

TokunboCarsOnly:





Oh Obi is clannish?

But Buhari who appointed all his village people into power is not clannish right?

Now Tinubu have also started appointing his people he is not clannish abi?

Again, so Jonathan who is from Bayelsa is suddenly an Igbo and so re-electing him will serve as a balance for Igbo presidency right? So you mean SS and SE are one and not divided abi?

Good job if only you will spread this same new and hold on to it forever.

Fulaninigger:
We(northerners) can vote for good leaders irrespective of tribes, but definitely not Peter Obi! Obi is not an option and will never be!

You can't sell us fraud and try to blackmail by playing tribal card. If you were serious, you could have given us Umeh, Okorocha, sullivan etc

You want us to vote a candidate that made elections a religious war?

I asked one of my female colleagues from Anambra state, why is it before PO came out for presidency, there has not been 1 person that commended him as gov? Every comment I came across SM were negative? She started stammering and trying to find foolish excuses, I had to just cut the conversation short!

You want to white-wash him and make him a saint and you expect us just to role with it because SE/Ibo said so!

tomorrow if Ikpeazu decides to contest for presidency, Ibo will eulogize him and make him the best thing since sliced bread

ideynl1:
Comments on this thread will be scanty and we know why. Instead of them to attack the Fulani OP they would rather read and pass.

The same usual suspect will try to deflate it and attack Obi.

Flathead8:
The poverty ravaging the north is still the region your fellow nyaaamiiri are escaping to from the menace of erosion/HIV/potopoto/IPOB ravaging the SE

Your women are all over the north doing prostitution in order to afford a plate of indomie and bleaching creams quote. At last count, there millions, far more Ibo in the north compared to northerners in SE

You will never govern this country, you will continue being that third class citizen your known for, you shall continue shouting "no referendum no erection". As long as that effeminate frog voice bisexual gap teeth Pandora doesn't become president, it's perfectly fine for me

You couldn't even get a minority seat under PDP, that shows how useless you are! The only time fools have say is through likes and retweets

Even if the north will burn into ashes, as long as an Osu doesn't become president, I'm OK with it

proeast:


Lol, what a comic relief. Now, let me educate you. NW and NE are the most backward, poverty ravaged, insecure, disease infested and most miserable regions of the world!

With poverty levels hovering around 90%, you belong to the dregs of the soceity. People at that level of poverty will be too dirty, hungry and stinking for any Igbo girl to allow them come close! Even your very few rich ones will pay premium fees before any Southern girl will allow them come close talk more of classy Igbo girls.

Your men destroyed your girls at tender age and made them urine stinking VVF victims for life.

I didn't vote for Tinubu but I support some of his policies. Now that fuel is about to be sold at 500 in South against 700 in NW & NE, your poverty region will now spike at 99%

Buhari ruled for 8 years but did it stop your region from being worse than Somalia

People are talking and those from dead regions want to talk too