foreign media on their way to cover anambra election. IPOB to prove a point.

The IPOB group still stand on it ground to boycott anambra election in a face of with the government to grant a referendum despite proscription from the government.

international observers are preparing a trip to anambra to check the popularity of the proscribe IPOB in the south east on November 18.

there is already panic by the state government and federal over the outcome of the sit at home order by the IPOB.

I trust Anambra. Enugu did it. Anambra will do more. #TeamNsala

IPOB and lies are like Buharist and Lai Muhammed

up ipob

femidejulius:
IPOB and lies are like Buharist and Lai Muhammed

Eyaa, so sad that you've given up hope on Buhari. I can imagine how it feels to be scammed.

EricIyke:
I trust Anambra.
Enugu did it.
Anambra will do more.
#TeamNsala

yeah Enugu did it by declaring PDP the winner

ikennaf1:


Eyaa, so sad that you've given up hope on Buhari. I can imagine how it feels to be scammed.

I actually warned people against voting for Buhari. That being said, you are the one who has really been and is still swindled. There will be no biafra even again. Your children's children will proudly use the Nigerian international passport as well as the driver's license. I can imagine how it feels to know you have no hope except to support one Nigeria. Eyaa, so sad.

femidejulius:


I actually warned people against voting for Buhari. That being said, you are the one who has really been and is still swindled. There will be no biafra even again. Your children's children will proudly use the Nigerian international passport as well as the driver's license. I can imagine how it feels to know you have no hope except to support one Nigeria. Eyaa, so sad.

Lol. Anything to make you happy dear.

Lol, do u guys get an erection from lying to urselfs?

pryme:


yeah Enugu did it by declaring PDP the winner

dont you know that the election was done by a pdp led govt.. so who is likely to win even if the election was not boycotted?/

boycott is for foreign observers to see

femidejulius:


I actually warned people against voting for Buhari. That being said, you are the one who has really been and is still swindled. There will be no biafra even again. Your children's children will proudly use the Nigerian international passport as well as the driver's license. I can imagine how it feels to know you have no hope except to support one Nigeria. Eyaa, so sad.

So you now agree that after Hausa Fulani leadership, the Igbos will rule & restructure Nigeria.?

DontForceUnity:



So you now agree that after Hausa Fulani leadership, the Igbos will rule & restructure Nigeria.?

Not at all. The Igbos are smart people when it comes to commerce. When it comes to politics, they are generally ignorant people. The Igbos can only rule Nigeria if they get their politics right. The Igbos mock the Yorubas for being slaves to the Hausa/fulanis, yet the Yorubas are smart. Today, while the Igbos cry of marginalisation, the Yorubas have a say in the government. It didn't just happen. The Yorubas refused to put all their eggs in the basket of PDP. Some stayed in the PDP and some started the APC. As a result, the Yorubas are now being favoured to produce the next PDP chairman. If PDP ever comes back to power, the Yorubas will have a say if not, they remain relevant in the APC.

Igbos hate APC and refused to support it. Even now, they are castigating Okorocha and Uzo Kalu. In the history of Nigeria, the Igbos have always team up with northerners even when other parties give them the opportunity to vote their own. Ojukwu wasn't voted when he contested. The Igbos were fully in support of the PDP then. The Igbos need to unite first and understand the unless they stand as one, it will be difficult for them to lead Nigeria. Let them also stop hatred for other tribes and stop asking for secession. Secession won't happen, other Nigerians won't trust them and won't vote them. No single majority tribe can support a candidate to be president, not even the North.

I personally look forward to a igbo president. Question is will the Igbos make it happen?