₦airaland Forum

Believeintruth:
Oya simply state the full cabinet of Jonathan. Their names and their tribe. It is simple naaaaa

vanitybutiwanti:
Tinubu is not my 'brother' Mr igbo man, I'm a full blooded ijaw man from Rivers and i never voted for Tinubu, I'm not like you brainwashed igbosm when did Tinubu attack the igbos? All over social media, igbo zombies are every attacking Tinubu because their brother is not president, I'm too smart to be boxed in a coner, I'm too smart to join the ethnic bandwagon to attack Tinubu because an Igbo man is not president. Yesterday it was Buhari, today it is Tinubu, to the igbos they are the only perfect beings in Nigeria.

vanitybutiwanti:
Tinubu is not my 'brother' Mr igbo man, I'm a full blooded ijaw man from Rivers and i never voted for Tinubu, I'm not like you brainwashed igbosm when did Tinubu attack the igbos? All over social media, igbo zombies are every attacking Tinubu because their brother is not president, I'm too smart to be boxed in a coner, I'm too smart to join the ethnic bandwagon to attack Tinubu because an Igbo man is not president. Yesterday it was Buhari, today it is Tinubu, to the igbos they are the only perfect beings in Nigeria.

Ezemeiyogu:
You re smart by a quarter to think that anyone who speaks against Tinubu's poor performances is doing so because of those who didn't succeed at becoming the president.

I understand your hate against the generality of the Igbos but what beats my understanding is your inability to point a single thing or area where Tinubu met Nigeria worse than it's today or the practical, real and verifiable steps being propagated by the same Tinubu. Just mention one with Stats.

Keep your sentiments aside.

Let's go

vanitybutiwanti:
Tinubu is doing the right, nobody hates the igbos, the igbos are the ones who hate others, Tinubu has been president for less than 2 years, what can he realistically do now to solve the numerous problems he inherited? Tell us what you expect him to have done? Seems some of you are unaware that Nigerian is bankrupt, it will take at least 10 years for the country to experience significant progress if we're being realistic. Maybe because your fraudster brother who lost election in 2023 has been making a lot of phantom promises, you think the presidency is child's play, nairaland and Twitter is awash with opinions of people obi your brother governed when he was going, from those testimonials, he did absolutely nothing as governor and he wouldn't have done anything at all if he was made president. Removal of subsidy and cost reflective bill for electricity is the way to go, Nigeria has no money to subsidise fuel for now

Ezemeiyogu:
Your matter don tire me. You hardly have educated conversations without appealing to sentiments to drive home your weak points.

It's not Tinubu against Obi, how did Obi keep coming into your arguments? I asked you a simple question and you resorted to calling Obi's name. So, if Obi didn't contest, you wouldn't have had a single escpape route in any conversation regarding performance analysis of the current administration?

Another question...

lailo:
It was Jonathan who started it. The North through Buhari only responded more brutally and Tinubu continues this anomaly. You guys have short memories. Only Obasanjo was a saint and Pan Nigerian.

vanitybutiwanti:
why won't obi come into the conversation? Is it a coincidence that all Ezes think Tinubu is underperforming and only an obi can save Nigeria? What do you expect Tinubu to do that he has not done with the resources available to him?

Ezemeiyogu:
You need me to tell you how much went into renovating houses that served others well or how much was used to buy vehicles while the past administration didn't trek?

No, if I do, Obi is in my room telling me what to write.

Well, let's wait till 10 years until we talk since two years is not enough to assess Tinubu.

...and lest I forget, I am Igbo, yea, but remain sentimental enough to think that anyone who asks questions is doing so because the person supports Obi or is Igbo even when such is not the case.


Enjoy!

Believeintruth:
Oga list all of Obasanjo's appointments. There were Yorubas there. So putting Okonjo, Ezekwesili and Soludo now means he appointed more igbos? Haba bros make una get small sense.

Nico360:
'Only a bastard will vote Jonathan' - Yoruba leaders
CuteNaija Friday, March 20, 2015


The historic Parliament Building in Ibadan was over-filled yesterday as prominent Yoruba in all professions, princes and monarchs, governors and former governors, gathered to articulate their aspirations and minimum demands from the Federal Government.

The high point of the summit, convened by the illustrious Yoruba retired army general, Alani Akinrinade was the total support given the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, General Muhammadu Buhari.



The summiteers declared unanimously, “It is Buhari or nobody else”.

A major proponent of this declaration, the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Samuel Odulana Odugade who was represented by High Chief Eddy Oyewole said, “On 28 March, 2015, let us vote for Buhari”.

He condemned the candidate of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan for wasting the meager resources of the country by lavishly bribing various individuals and groups to secure their supports.

While Senator Anthony Adefuye strongly stated, “Only a bastard Yoruba will vote for Jonathan, Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye said, ‘We will vote en masse for Buhari”.

Shortly after delivering the message sent by the governorship candidate of Accord Party in the state, Senator Rasheed Ladoja that he would go the way of Yoruba people.

Senator Ayo Fasanmi declared, “At this point, we Yorubas should know where we are going. PDP is distributing money to earn wrong votes. Come May 29, we will be happy when Buhari becomes the president of the nation.

“Why would Jonathan appoint ministers two months to the end of his term if not that they want to use all means to steal what is left in the coffer; that is if anything is left? By God’s grace, I, Senator Ayo Fasanmi will vote for Buhari. May 29, Buhari will be sworn in as our president.”

National Chairman, Afenifere Renewal Group, ARG, Honourable Olawale Oshun said that considering the fact that Yoruba people have been suffering marginalisation within the Nigerian state for the past 16 years, Yorubas should vote for leaders who have its interests at heart in order to bring an end to this unacceptable state of affairs.

Oyo State Governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi who decried the high level of maginalisation of Yoruba in the Jonathan led administration said, “We have been subject of brazen marginalization and deliberate attempt to whittle down our historical contributions to the development of Nigeria. It will interest you to note that in the wheel of power at the centre, there are only two Yoruba people.

Indeed, out of the 50 most powerful men and women in the executive, legislative, judicial and even security components of power in Nigeria, there are only two Yoruba people. These are the Chief of Staff to the President, whose choice was almost an afterthought and the Accountant General of the Federation.”

Following suit, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola of State of Osun joined others in condemning Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, for derailing from the principle of ‘omoluabi” that Yoruba is known for by collecting bribe from a desperate aspirant.

Professor Yemi Osinbajo, the Vice President Candidate of APC, in his short remarks, urged Nigerians to be patient at this trying moment assuring that things would soon change for the better when APC takes over government at the centre.

In the communique issued at the end of the summit, the main grievances of the region include: maginalisation which has attained the status of deliberate policy of the central government of Nigeria, calculated attempts to invade and subjugate Yoruba land through covert, disguised and even official policies of the Central Government, misguiding some elements in the region for their selfish reasons, decimation of entrepreneurial ambitions of Yoruba people through Federal Institutions and agencies that are supposed to be enablers and facilitators of economic development, near virtual absence of reliable and critical infrastructure of electricity, energy, and transportation which has led to the collapse of economic activities in Yoruba land, absence of proactive, concerted, and visionary leadership in Nigeria, insecurity at the level of state of emergency, and failure of the resolutions of the National Conference to resolve fundamental issues that are prerequisite to a sustainable federalism.


As a result, in the communique, they demanded for regionalism, diversification of economy, holding free, fair, credible and transparent elections as scheduled to commence on Saturday, March 28, 2015, resistance to any form of unelected government, be it Government of National Unity, Interim National Government or howsoever described, repealing of laws and policies that stifle the creativity of the people, dismantling of all pseudo-security agencies that impede peace, harass and terrorise her citizens in order to enforce pre-determined agenda that are not consistent with the wishes of the region, and removal of all bottlenecks in the way of provision of effective and efficient transportation system, electrical power, and petroleum refining infrastructure.


According to the communique, “That the effectiveness of the Federal Government of Nigeria lies on focusing on the critical issues of governance that are common to all components, like defence, national security, foreign affairs, currency and exchange rate, etc, while all other socio-economic responsibilities, especially that of resource control, devolve to the federating units. Yoruba must pursue their destiny in line with the development priorities and ambitions of her people. The creation of a structural environment for effective devolution of powers to the country’s constituent units as a strategic development is imperative. Yoruba people will not hesitate to take our destiny in our own hands in the event of any attempt to compromise our democratic existence.”

Dignitaries at the occasion include: Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State, and his deputy, Chief Moses Adeyemo, former governors including: Dr. Kayode Fayemi and Otunba Niyi Adebayo of Ekiti State, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola of State of Osun, former Military Governor of the Mid-West State, Samuel Ogbemudia, former Deputy Governor of Ekiti, Modupe Adelabu, Professor Albert Olawale, former Vice Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, Professor Wale Omole, and his Ekiti State University counterpart, Professor Akin Oyebode, Professor John Ayoade, Senator Babafemi Ojudu, Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye, Senator Bayo Salami, Senator James Kolawole, , The Managing Director of The News Magazine, Bayo Onanuga, President of the Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes, CCII, Ambassador Olu Sanu, Adeniyi Akintola, SAN, prominent monarchs in the region including: Soun of Ogbomosho, Oba Jimoh Oladunni Oyewumi Ajagungbade III, Oba Adeniyi Sonariwo, Akarigbo Remo, Oba Kolawole Sowemimo of Owode-Egba, Asheyin of Iseyin, Oba Ganiyu Adekunle Ologunebi, and Eleruwa of Eruwa, Oba Samuel Adegbola.

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Nico360:
Ode, cabinet is different from appointments of DGs for government agencies and departments.

When GEJ dey favour una, no complains, now the table has turned una begin para.
After Tinubu's tenure , we go mount pressure for O'dua Republic.

We sef no wan do again.
,

Nico360:
'Only a bastard will vote Jonathan' - Yoruba leaders
CuteNaija Friday, March 20, 2015


The historic Parliament Building in Ibadan was over-filled yesterday as prominent Yoruba in all professions, princes and monarchs, governors and former governors, gathered to articulate their aspirations and minimum demands from the Federal Government.

The high point of the summit, convened by the illustrious Yoruba retired army general, Alani Akinrinade was the total support given the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, General Muhammadu Buhari.



The summiteers declared unanimously, “It is Buhari or nobody else”.

A major proponent of this declaration, the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Samuel Odulana Odugade who was represented by High Chief Eddy Oyewole said, “On 28 March, 2015, let us vote for Buhari”.

He condemned the candidate of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan for wasting the meager resources of the country by lavishly bribing various individuals and groups to secure their supports.

While Senator Anthony Adefuye strongly stated, “Only a bastard Yoruba will vote for Jonathan, Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye said, ‘We will vote en masse for Buhari”.

Shortly after delivering the message sent by the governorship candidate of Accord Party in the state, Senator Rasheed Ladoja that he would go the way of Yoruba people.

Senator Ayo Fasanmi declared, “At this point, we Yorubas should know where we are going. PDP is distributing money to earn wrong votes. Come May 29, we will be happy when Buhari becomes the president of the nation.

“Why would Jonathan appoint ministers two months to the end of his term if not that they want to use all means to steal what is left in the coffer; that is if anything is left? By God’s grace, I, Senator Ayo Fasanmi will vote for Buhari. May 29, Buhari will be sworn in as our president.”

National Chairman, Afenifere Renewal Group, ARG, Honourable Olawale Oshun said that considering the fact that Yoruba people have been suffering marginalisation within the Nigerian state for the past 16 years, Yorubas should vote for leaders who have its interests at heart in order to bring an end to this unacceptable state of affairs.

Oyo State Governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi who decried the high level of maginalisation of Yoruba in the Jonathan led administration said, “We have been subject of brazen marginalization and deliberate attempt to whittle down our historical contributions to the development of Nigeria. It will interest you to note that in the wheel of power at the centre, there are only two Yoruba people.

Indeed, out of the 50 most powerful men and women in the executive, legislative, judicial and even security components of power in Nigeria, there are only two Yoruba people. These are the Chief of Staff to the President, whose choice was almost an afterthought and the Accountant General of the Federation.”

Following suit, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola of State of Osun joined others in condemning Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, for derailing from the principle of ‘omoluabi” that Yoruba is known for by collecting bribe from a desperate aspirant.

Professor Yemi Osinbajo, the Vice President Candidate of APC, in his short remarks, urged Nigerians to be patient at this trying moment assuring that things would soon change for the better when APC takes over government at the centre.

In the communique issued at the end of the summit, the main grievances of the region include: maginalisation which has attained the status of deliberate policy of the central government of Nigeria, calculated attempts to invade and subjugate Yoruba land through covert, disguised and even official policies of the Central Government, misguiding some elements in the region for their selfish reasons, decimation of entrepreneurial ambitions of Yoruba people through Federal Institutions and agencies that are supposed to be enablers and facilitators of economic development, near virtual absence of reliable and critical infrastructure of electricity, energy, and transportation which has led to the collapse of economic activities in Yoruba land, absence of proactive, concerted, and visionary leadership in Nigeria, insecurity at the level of state of emergency, and failure of the resolutions of the National Conference to resolve fundamental issues that are prerequisite to a sustainable federalism.


As a result, in the communique, they demanded for regionalism, diversification of economy, holding free, fair, credible and transparent elections as scheduled to commence on Saturday, March 28, 2015, resistance to any form of unelected government, be it Government of National Unity, Interim National Government or howsoever described, repealing of laws and policies that stifle the creativity of the people, dismantling of all pseudo-security agencies that impede peace, harass and terrorise her citizens in order to enforce pre-determined agenda that are not consistent with the wishes of the region, and removal of all bottlenecks in the way of provision of effective and efficient transportation system, electrical power, and petroleum refining infrastructure.


According to the communique, “That the effectiveness of the Federal Government of Nigeria lies on focusing on the critical issues of governance that are common to all components, like defence, national security, foreign affairs, currency and exchange rate, etc, while all other socio-economic responsibilities, especially that of resource control, devolve to the federating units. Yoruba must pursue their destiny in line with the development priorities and ambitions of her people. The creation of a structural environment for effective devolution of powers to the country’s constituent units as a strategic development is imperative. Yoruba people will not hesitate to take our destiny in our own hands in the event of any attempt to compromise our democratic existence.”

Dignitaries at the occasion include: Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State, and his deputy, Chief Moses Adeyemo, former governors including: Dr. Kayode Fayemi and Otunba Niyi Adebayo of Ekiti State, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola of State of Osun, former Military Governor of the Mid-West State, Samuel Ogbemudia, former Deputy Governor of Ekiti, Modupe Adelabu, Professor Albert Olawale, former Vice Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, Professor Wale Omole, and his Ekiti State University counterpart, Professor Akin Oyebode, Professor John Ayoade, Senator Babafemi Ojudu, Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye, Senator Bayo Salami, Senator James Kolawole, , The Managing Director of The News Magazine, Bayo Onanuga, President of the Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes, CCII, Ambassador Olu Sanu, Adeniyi Akintola, SAN, prominent monarchs in the region including: Soun of Ogbomosho, Oba Jimoh Oladunni Oyewumi Ajagungbade III, Oba Adeniyi Sonariwo, Akarigbo Remo, Oba Kolawole Sowemimo of Owode-Egba, Asheyin of Iseyin, Oba Ganiyu Adekunle Ologunebi, and Eleruwa of Eruwa, Oba Samuel Adegbola.

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ORIAYO70:
U mentioned 5igbos
U forget Inamani Ken, add Chuba Okadigbo mention 2 prominent Yoruba in obj cabinet

vanitybutiwanti:
Which house served others well Mr Eze? All of you are misinformed and talk about things you know nothing about, the vice president residence which was renovated was awarded by fomer president Goodluck Jonathan at the cost of 10b, 7b was paid and it was abandoned, Yemi osibanjo never had an official residence, where he stayed was originally allocated to the CJN, when the new administration came on board, considering the funds spent on the project by previous administration and in a bid to strike out low hanging projects/Abandoned project from the countries balance sheet, the project had to be completed, extra 14b was appropriate for it. In years to come such project won't appear on FG budgets.

People like you do not know these things because you're blinded by hatred and petty tribal sentiments, to you anything Tinubu does is bad.

And lastly Mr igbo man, why didn't you tell otti your beloved saint to use cars from previous administration? All 36 governors in Nigeria bought new cars when they were sworn in, Buying case is not an issue, here in Rivers state Fubara bought over 20 cars, why is Tinubu buying cars an issue, even obi the overnight saint bought cars for Judges and Traditional Rulers when he was governor, so what's the fuss about tinubu buying cars?

Believeintruth:
Mumu stop writing epistle. List all the parastatals then in Jonathan's regime and the people he appointed, their names and their tribes. The Nation is a well crafted propaganda tool. He with equity comes with clean hands, you don't need this epistle to drive your point, simply list the parastatals the appointed heads and their names and tribes. It is very simple.

Ezemeiyogu:
The 36 states governors bought Cars, even if it's a terrible decision, Tinubu should buy, Osinbanjo lived in the bush, therefor the new VP should live in a luxurious quater, but the little token welfare being fought by labour over the years should wait.


That building is the only good project started by Jonathan that's yet to be completed right, including the ones that won't gulp the little loan we kept?

Continue!

The vice president residence project was even undertaken by FCT and its a low hanging fruit, just like the renovation of the third mainland bridge was a low hanging fruit, in subsequent year, that project won't appear on budgets because it has been executed. There's nothing Tinubu will do to pacify bigots like you whose mind has been made up, I'm very happy Tinubu himself doesn't give a Bleep about brainwashed igbo bigots, he's doing his thing as though you guys don't exist that's the way to go

Nico360:
Jonathan by etrader(m): 5:59pm On Mar 25, 2015
In the context of the elections, much has
been said about Nigeria’s “unity in diversity”.
Still, many Nigerians feel they are being
deliberately disjointed on the grounds of
their ethnicity. Dr Ibraheem Dooba, in his
exclusive contribution for Naij.com, explains
why the Yoruba people are frustrated with
the incumbent president and one of the
presidential candidates Goodluck Jonathan,
and why they are most likely not going to
support him come Saturday, March 28.

“President Jonathan won’t implement
recommendations of the conference if he
wins. Even if he does, it won’t be what the
Yoruba people want.”
“Other than the constitutionally-required
appointments, Yorubas are invisible in
Jonathan’s government.”
“The Yoruba people don’t deserve this
neglect.”
Why did the Yoruba become victims in and of
Jonathan’s government? What are the reasons
why the ethnic group isn’t supporting and
wouldn’t vote him?
The laughable National Conference report
First, President Jonathan tried to outsmart the
Yoruba by offering them the National
Conference. But how can he outsmart the
Yoruba, a people so intelligent that Jonathan
would have his brains in knots should he try any
of their mental feats!
It’s now clear that President Jonathan, although
he’s promised to do so, won’t implement the
recommendations of the conference if he wins
re-election. Even if he does implement them, it
won’t be what the Yoruba people want.
“Is Jonathan going to remove immunity clause as
recommended by the conference? No,” Dr
Haruna Yerima, an academic and one of the four
hundred delegates to the National Conference,
said in an interview with Daily Trust, before
asking, “What is there in the report that he is
using now to cajole the southwest people into
voting for him?”
The former member of the House of
Representatives said the report paid scant
attention to corruption and inequality issues in
the country.
“The report didn’t give the southwest people
their age-long desire of true federalism. In fact,
nobody talked about it at the conference. It also
didn’t give them the parliamentary system as
well as the regional system of government they
requested for during the conference. So, what is
there for them?” he queried.
He said the Southwest wouldn’t trust Jonathan
after “six years without doing anything for them.
He is just desperate. He needs their votes to
short-change them again.”
But the Southwest is too smart to be short-
changed that way. Even Mama Sikira, the famous
akara seller, wouldn’t be fooled by this.
Targeted Yoruba sackings

Chief Kola Aderemi wrote in The Nation of
December 23 last year that President Jonathan
must have something against the Yoruba to
allow for such sustained ill-treatment.
“Nothing illustrates President Jonathan’s hatred
for Yoruba better than the way he removed
some Yoruba people from key positions on
allegation of being too close to the former
President Olusegun Obasanjo,” he said. “To
buttress my point, I recalled how he removed
Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola as the PDP
secretary. Mr Yomi Bolarinwa was removed as
DG of Nigeria Broadcasting Commission; Otunba
Segun Runsewe was removed as DG of Nigerian
Tourism Development Commission, and they
were replaced with Igbo people.”
Here is a selection of other Yoruba people that
Jonathan sacked that chief forgot to mention:
Olu Oluleye, executive secretary, the Petroleum
Trust Development Fund (PTDF). Dr Samuel
Oduselu, CEO of the Accident Investigation
Bureau.
Stella Oduah sacked eight general managers at
the FAAN in 2014, six of them Yoruba. The same
minister employed 75 workers, 40 of them are
from the Southeast, her geo-political zone.
The minister sacked Captain Adebayo Araba,
rector of the Nigerian College of Aviation
Technology, Zaria, and replaced him with
Captain Chinyere Kalu from the Southeast. Also
Mrs Ola Onagoruwa, Director-General of the
Bureau of Public Enterprises, was sacked for
“undisclosed reasons”.
The issue of the Yorubas being deliberately
replaced by the Igbo people is debatable, but it is
a fact that, immediately after Yar’Adua died,
Jonathan went on Yoruba sacking spree. The
result? Other than the constitutionally-required
appointments, Yorubas are invisible in his
government.
The Yoruba people moved from the number one
position (in President Obasanjo “era”) to number
22. I’m not exactly sure how this reckoning was
done, but the victims must have taken their time
to do the counting.
President Jonathan betrayed their votes
The Yoruba people don’t deserve this neglect.
Many of them voted for him in 2011, but he’s got
this weird conviction that those who voted him in
the Southwest and the North are the Igbo
residents of those areas.
I sometimes do my morning jog with a Yoruba
woman, a Muslim, who told me that she voted
Jonathan in 2011 because she thought that was
justice — because Niger Delta produces a chunk
of the government income. However, she
wouldn’t repeat that mistake again in 2015. Not
because Jonathan dislikes the Yoruba people,
but because the guy is useless to everybody,
including the long-suffering people of the Niger
Delta.
My own friend for many years, also a Yoruba
Muslim (from the North), gave me the same
reason for supporting Jonathan in 2011. This
“sense of justice” reason makes me believe that
must be something embedded in their culture.
During our time in the diaspora, I had many
Nigerian friends. The most religious of us and
one of my closest neighbours is a Yoruba
Muslim. His old father in Nigeria was also
religious and in 2011, he was preparing to vote
for Goodluck Jonathan. My friend’s father, may
God rest his soul, died this year. His children,
however, are still alive and would not accept
Jonathan in 2015 even if you dressed him in gold.
Make of that what you will, but the northern
Yoruba and their southern brethren – Muslim
and Christians – supported the president four
years ago.
It’s the reason why the Yoruba people shouldn’t
let this betrayal go unpunished. The fortunate
thing for Nigerians, and, particularly, the APC, is
that many of them have long resolved to do this.
That sense of justice will be used to shoot down
Jonathan this month.
Dear Yoruba brethren, you are an intelligent set
of people. Do us all a favour, I call upon you in
supplication: don’t vote Jonathan.
As of this moment, the only Yoruba group which
supports Jonathan is Afenifere. However, even
Afenifere is divided. Afenifere Renewal
Organization (ARG) said they didn’t support the
endorsement of Jonathan enacted by Yinka
Odumankin’s group. So the authentic Afenifere
doesn’t support the president.
The US-based Oodua organization also distanced
itself from the self-serving endorsement of
Odumankin’s group.
Moshood Erubami, civil rights activist, summed it
up: “No real Yoruba man or woman who
supports a pan-Yoruba political and
developmental agenda will vote for Jonathan in
the coming election, because the Southwest has
not gained anything from his administration.”
So let’s have a bloc vote from this savvy and
enterprising race. Jonathan shouldn’t continue,
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vanitybutiwanti:
Igbo man, stop trying to make a mountain out of a molehill , buying cars is nothing, so because you're hungry, a president of a country or a governor should not buy cars? If you're made president or governor tomorrow, you won't buy cars Mr igbo man? Your saint otti even bought Cars for all his commisioners and state House of assembly members, so why shouldn't Tinubu buy cars? Perhaps you want him to assume the image of a pretender and a deceiver like your brother obi?

The vice president residence project was even undertaken by FCT and its a low hanging fruit, just like the renovation of the third mainland bridge was a low hanging fruit, in subsequent year, that project won't appear on budgets because it has been executed. There's nothing Tinubu will do to pacify bigots like you whose mind has been made up, I'm very happy Tinubu himself doesn't give a Bleep about brainwashed igbo bigots, he's doing his thing as though you guys don't exist that's the way to go

Ezemeiyogu:
Your joy when you call me Igbo man thinking that I will be offended.

That's the only real thing you ever said.

I just hope you re not hiding your identity.

vanitybutiwanti:
are you not an igbo man? Why should you be offended igbo man?

flokii:
Thank you for this piece... Bookmarked.

Some revisionists on here have been going about trying to twist the narrative that GEJ did not marginalize and sack Yorubas to replace them with Igbos during his tenure. Here is all the answers for those doubting.

To think this man was voted en masse by Yorubas, yet dished out terrible treatment to Yorubas in return is mind boggling.
I don't think any other minority from say Bayelsa will ever get the opportunity to be President again in Nigeria

Nico360:
That one concern una, it's our turn and we run am as we like., and after Jagaban we start agitation to exit the useless union

Believeintruth:
Oga bring the names naaaa. You are just jumping everywhere.

Shattuck:
this is the lie that the yoruba Ronu crew keep dishing out in other to justify the tribalism of tinubu's govt and that of the APC, as I recall akinwumi adesina was a minister, Lola ade Johnson ( I hope I am correct) was also a minister just like Ngozi okonjo iweala, you guys have absolutely no prove to justify this lie you keep dishing out, even worse goodluck Jonathan is not an igbo man, but you guys still try desperately to put what ever actions he did on the igbos, aside the ministry of finance and that of the chief of army staff which ihejirika held for a while tell me any other top post held by the igbos in Jonathan govt that can be compared to the tribalism of tinubu's govt where the minister of finance, cbn gov, coas, immigration, firs, custom, justice, police, efcc, e.t.c are all held by yoruba folks.

Ayoefa:
Keep looking for excuses for your known hypocrisy.
The head of Army was Igbo man and the.list goes on.
Your hypocrisy is already legendary and well documented.
Same way Ojukwu kicked again Adaka Boro's secession plan only to turn around and justify his own secession.
You people will always try to find one lame excuse to justify your open,delusion and slowpoke hypocrisy.
Blind hypocrites.
Bye

Believeintruth:
So that is your plan. Try it naaa if you will not be shot at sight.

lailo:
IGBOS IN TINUBU'S GOVERNMENT:
1. Rear Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla (Enugu) - Chief of Naval Sfaff
2. Bianca Ojukwu- Minister of State Foreign Affairs
3. Doris Uzoka (Imo) - Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment
4. David Umahi (Ebonyi)- Minister of Works
5. Nkiruka Onyejiocha (Abia)- Minister of State for Labour and Employment
6. Uju Ohaneye Kennedy (Anambra)- Minister of Women Affairs
7. Uche Nnaji (Enugu)- Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology
8. Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Hon. Benjamin Kalu
9. MR. Mbaeri Maurice Nnamdi- OSGF
10. DR. OBI Emeka Vitalis- PS Budget and Economic planning
11. DR. Ada Mary Ogbe- PS Solid minerals and Steel development
12. DR. Akujobo Chinyere Ijeoma- PS Livestock development
And so many others heading ministries, Commissions, departments and Agencies......

lailo:
IGBOS IN TINUBU'S GOVERNMENT:
1. Rear Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla (Enugu) - Chief of Naval Sfaff
2. Bianca Ojukwu- Minister of State Foreign Affairs
3. Doris Uzoka (Imo) - Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment
4. David Umahi (Ebonyi)- Minister of Works
5. Nkiruka Onyejiocha (Abia)- Minister of State for Labour and Employment
6. Uju Ohaneye Kennedy (Anambra)- Minister of Women Affairs
7. Uche Nnaji (Enugu)- Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology
8. Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Hon. Benjamin Kalu
9. MR. Mbaeri Maurice Nnamdi- OSGF
10. DR. OBI Emeka Vitalis- PS Budget and Economic planning
11. DR. Ada Mary Ogbe- PS Solid minerals and Steel development
12. DR. Akujobo Chinyere Ijeoma- PS Livestock development
And so many others heading ministries, Commissions, departments and Agencies......

Nico360:
Even your god sef no fit run am, I for dare your papa but he's too small so I decide to dare your god.

He won't do shit.

Believeintruth:
Dude stop playing smart. You alleged that there were no Yorubas in GEJ's govt. I asked you to list all the members and appointees iof parastatals under GEJ. Why are you dodging?

lailo:
I didn't say he never appointed Yoruba people. I only said he started this lopsided regime.