2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? - Politics (2) - Nairaland
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| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by T9ksy(m): 9:58am On Feb 19 |
Rexymania:Easterners' meaning igbo votes is inconsequential in nigeria's politics! It has never been and it's not niw or in the future so you can't dictate to anybody as per politics in this country. Vote for your choice and others too, will vote for theirs. Capice? |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by lawani(m): 9:59am On Feb 19 |
AMINDA:I am not an APC member or Tinubu supporter. I support the present reforms whereby we have more non oil revenue than oil. I support how inflation is being managed and etc. I think Tinibu is doing better than any of the others could have done since they are all against the tax reform I support Igboho fighting against herders who were killing farmers in Oyo State. I don't support killing herders and if they believe he killed their people, why not take him to court? Anybody can say anything during an interview. I don't support what Fulani herders are doing all over the country. Most Nigerians don't support that. Most Nigerians support Sunday Igboho. Most Nigerians are against the Miyetti Allah Organization. Sunday Igboho fighting against the Miyetti Allah can only endear him to not only the Yoruba but the majority of Nigerians. There is nowhere in the world where you will be wrong to defend yourself. Are you now saying Sunday Igboho was wrong to defend his community from killer herds men? I don't agree with you that he was wrong |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by DatNiggaDaz: 10:04am On Feb 19 |
![]() Data boiz have suddenly become part of our neigbours. The people you called " inconsequential", "dot in a Circle", you claimed : you don't need them". Election is coming again, they have now become the motivational speakwrs of people they dislike. Our neigbours no send una. They stand on what is right. They don't support criminals no.matter the disadvantages that comes with it. Be a real man and Gießen your support for APC and the fake certificate holder. Herd in the ND only Akpabio and Wike will vote for Wike. We no send APC here. The are failures of immense proportions |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by bigpicture001: 10:21am On Feb 19 |
Yes... We stand for what we stand for.. good governance devoid of corruption.. What u imagine is that southeast should be weakened because of government systematic wickedness towards them.. We will not b broken! |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by Scholes007(m): 10:23am On Feb 19 |
USA1975:What is emotional politics?? I have most times heard these things with no understanding of what you mean by emotional politics |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by sreamsense: 10:43am On Feb 19 |
gidgiddy:Yes, their suffering is less in context of your expectations. Tinubu is "emilokan" at the center of political relevance in Nigeria who has power to release KANU into your hand tomorrow morning to eat "Okpa" with soak-gaari or Enugu-Abacha (Africa salad) as breakfast before flown back to Abia to meet Otti. However, in context of your narration; KANU is politically irrelevant and his suffering differ even though he is suffering as international terrorist that less political relevant level of his UK lawyers and his skit-playing Nigeria lawyers can not solve. The relevance of Umahi in contemporary politics has attracted many good things to Ebonyi than any other south east. There is no much difference in terms of suffering contribution as a result of northern and eastern bandit contributions to their regions. Eastern bandits like ipob hs crippled economic relevance of south east to the extent that even the Bokoharam ravaged north east perform better economically than south east in term of IGR and other economic indices. So sad tht south east is now being subsidized through money that comes from other states like Oyo, Ogun, rivers and even from Bokoharam war torn states. Your being on subsidy from other economically positioned states don't make you realize the damage that eastern bandits have caused eastern economy. Imagine what IPOB has done to the south east forcing them to sit-at-homes on Mondays, only to wake up in poverty and least contribution to Nigeria economy |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by sreamsense: 10:55am On Feb 19 |
mrvitalis:South West is not the one you should be comparing yourself with because they are not your match politically. You should be comparing yourself with north east. South west has formular you don't have when it comes to mounting power at the center, they don't play emotional politics. Looking at what they did in the past without looking at metrics that made them took that decision can put you into political jeopardy. South west can make south east become president or not, but south east can not determine if south west becomes president in Nigeria. It has been proven many times. So, support Tinubu now or remain politically emotionally inbalance for years |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by mrvitalis(m): 10:57am On Feb 19 |
Okie sreamsense:ok |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by Okoroawusa: 11:24am On Feb 19 |
Rexymania:So is it through emotional politics that you will be selected? |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by engrchykae(m): 11:25am On Feb 19 |
Arkmanbuddy:you are now the political adviser for the Southeast |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by WizardOfNG: 11:42am On Feb 19 |
mrvitalis:I am glad you have replied the author of the article, your brother Ugboma Stephen, to show him his views are misplaced and that that he is wasting his own time preaching to you lot. Don't mind him ojare. He will be okay last last and learn to accept he is a minority amongst his own people with his unwanted advise telling Igbos to desist from playing "emotional politics". Security an |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by mrvitalis(m): 11:45am On Feb 19 |
WizardOfNG:We are igbos we would never be caught supporting a bad candidate that would kill our economy just so that an Igbo man would be President... Na that's not Igbo We are proud we stood in opposition to Buhari and Tinubu.. History would judge us |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by Arkmanbuddy(m): 12:21pm On Feb 19 |
engrchykae:Continue in your foolery. Una eyes go clear. |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by gidgiddy: 12:37pm On Feb 19*. Modified: 1:25pm On Feb 19 |
sreamsense:Yes, and as Nigeria gets worse every day for the common man, as insecurity gets worse and inflation soars, as poverty and suffering increases. All you people care about is political relevance that has not made Nigeria better Clap for your selves and your political relevance
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| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by lawani(m): 12:57pm On Feb 19 |
sreamsense:The SE is contributing taxes on a per Capita basis more than the NW. The NW should be doing three times what the SE does but they only do like 2.3 or so times. The SE have more allocations only because they have a high number of states per Capita. Compared to the SE, Oyo and Ogun should be two states each not to mention Lagos. If those states were in place, they would be entitled to allocations too. It is not that the SE is the least productive, they have the least population by far is the real issue. GDP and productivity comes from population. |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by sreamsense: 2:09pm On Feb 19 |
lawani:Stop looking for unnecessary excuses that do not add up! South East remains least productive even below north east because ipob has crippled the economy by reducing the productive capacities of top companies that still remain in the south east despite fear of ipob and sit-at-homes.Thise that can not withstand such harassment relocated their businesses elsewhere. What worsen the south east situation is because the eastern bandits specializes in wrecking only Igbo businesses for igbos while northern bandits distribut their wildness that never focus only on their tribes. If not Tinubu that broke the backbones of IPOB while Soludo removes the remains of ipob to burn them; it would have been worse |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by SisterAnn(f): 2:18pm On Feb 19 |
Obiedun:Nobody saw you on the thread where your oba was kpaied by bandits! The Op is a paid agent of APC. So while Yorubas vote for Tinubu a known drug lord who has mortgaged the commonwealth of the SW because he is their son, Igbos should abandoned their own son who has a better credential than the forger and vote for Tinubu say wetin happen? |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by SisterAnn(f): 2:21pm On Feb 19 |
Scholes007:Don't mind the paid agents of APC. We are not kids. Their gaslighting won't work and can never work. You can see that even with 30 governors, Tinubu is still scared of no one but Peter Obi. |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by engrchykae(m): 2:25pm On Feb 19 |
Arkmanbuddy:Tinubu's eyes go clear. Opolo eye no be open eye. Day of reckoning is near |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by lawani(m): 2:26pm On Feb 19 |
sreamsense:Per Capita is what I am talking about. The NW is three times the population of the SE and they should generate three times the revenue but they are not generating up to that. |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by Scholes007(m): 3:27pm On Feb 19 |
SisterAnn:It clear some people don't want good leadership. Imagine playing tribal politics in a Nation like Nigeria which has failed virtually in every parameter of good governance. |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by Scholes007(m): 3:31pm On Feb 19 |
T9ksy:Nobody is inconsequential in Nigerian politics. Just too many ignorant populace. I don't want to sound insulting but Nigerian politics is what it's because of our populace who lack foresight. |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by 9japride(m): 3:58pm On Feb 19 |
I didn't bother myself reading the body of the post. Keep voting funny characters and expecting the country to develop like Asian countries. Late Yar'adua was a good man and south east never had problem with him. |
| Re: 2027 Is Coming- Will South East Still Play Emotional Politics? by sreamsense: 12:31pm On Feb 20 |
lawani:What is your problem about northern population? When we warned you that ipob was reducing your population killing ezes, rich, poor, branding Igbos saboteurs and marking them for killing despite millions already wasted that could have been saved with mere dialogue and humility. Now, you know you need population to your advantage, right? But you are all biilonaires than northerners, your billions could have reflected in pushing your economy pass that of north east now |
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