Chiwude:
The Igbo political elites don't hate Tinubu. His thirst for power and the way he used the Oba of Lagos in the 2015 Gubernatorial elections to threaten Ndigbo brought that skepticism.
If the APC presents an Igbo consensus candidate, the SE/SS in the PDP will drop the idea of supporting a northerner. Wike and his associates in the PDP are not fools to gift the north another 4 years when they've ruled for 8 years already.
The SW cannot eat her cake and have it. Tinubu is comnf out when others haven't tasted it. The SW have ruled for 8 years, they've had VP positions twice and Speaker thrice.
So on what ground are you jostling for Presidency this time around, when it was the same sympathetic cause you were gifted the Presidency in 1999.

Chiwude:
We are collecting our tickets from the both parties. We are stakeholders in the APC too.
This is Buhari telling you the same thing here.
Take a look!

candidtalk:


Bro, you don't understand the main issues of the equitable power shift arrangement. That power shift between the North and South is the bedrock of the gentleman's agreement. Specific region is not defined and there is room to negotiate. For example, if it is deemed to be the turn of the south then stakeholders in the South must work to produce those most eligible. In this case SS is out because GEJ from that region directly preceded Buhari and the SS can therefore not be called to replace PMB with the obvious reality they may get another 8 years in power to add to the 5 or 6 years GEJ enjoyed. Bear in mind Yorubas have not produced a President since 2007 and the Igbos not at all since our current democracy began in 1999.

This now leaves Igbo and Yorubas. To cut a long tale short, Yorubas made the APC. The APC will therefore not blink if it has to chose between a valued bloc that is electorally important (the SW) and a non-existent bloc that is politically worthless almost 100% i.e the SE. Stop being emotional and accept that action have consequences in life. The SE mocked Yorubas as "Fulani slaves" when we were working to strengthen the APC whereas Yoruba in turn told the Igbos to build bridges and not put all their eggs in the PDP basket. They did not listen and preferred to trade in insults and invectives. Today the Igbos have to sink or swim with the PDP. As simple as that. Seek the ticket of the PDP and they should give it to you if they truly believe it is your turn.

As for the APC, nothing for Igbos there. Same as you showed the Party that the SE has rejected it totally is how the Party will show loyalty for those who worked to put APC in charge of the centre and in control of Nigeria's direction.

ifiokjohn:
The Yorubas need the Igbos to be President and the Igbo need the Yorubas.

Surely PDP will field a Northerner and when they do, if APC field a Yoruba they will fall into the hands of the PDP.

We all know the North likes power and will like to retain it.
Pdp might bring Kwakwaso and that game over for the Yorubas cause the north will vote him

For the west to have a shot, they need the east and the east need the west too.


The middle belt will go to the pdp cause of herdsmen issues, The south goes wherever the east goes. And we know that for the pdp.

So is last this If apc field a Yoruba Man...
They will only win the west and some few part of the north.
While the Pdp will claim the 70% of the North, 90% of the south and 95% of the east. There u have it.


So the south must work together if they if they are to win back the Presidency.

I know this is the work of GOD to bring the Igbos and Yorubas together.



Note : I'm a Southerner from Akwa ibom state

ifiokjohn:
The Yorubas need the Igbos to be President and the Igbo need the Yorubas.

Surely PDP will field a Northerner and when they do, if APC field a Yoruba they will fall into the hands of the PDP.

We all know the North likes power and will like to retain it.
Pdp might bring Kwakwaso and that game over for the Yorubas cause the north will vote him

For the west to have a shot, they need the east and the east need the west too.


The middle belt will go to the pdp cause of herdsmen issues, The south goes wherever the east goes. And we know that for the pdp.

So is last this If apc field a Yoruba Man...
They will only win the west and some few part of the north.
While the Pdp will claim the 70% of the North, 90% of the south and 95% of the east. There u have it.


So the south must work together if they if they are to win back the Presidency.

I know this is the work of GOD to bring the Igbos and Yorubas together.



Note : I'm a Southerner from Akwa ibom state

simonlee:
It is easier for El'Zakzakky to be president come 2023 than an Igbo man....

seunmsg:
But the south east said they don’t want the presidency in 2023. They said they will present Atiku or Sanusi in 2023 on the platform of PDP...their adopted party. So, why bother about who APC presents?

Chiwude:
Ojukwu didn't sell his manifesto on the basis of what the average Igbo would benefit. Also the SE politicians then were indifferent about Ojukwu's candidacy, some felt he had no business running for Presidency, while another group felt his rise would upstage the Igbo political class eating fat from our collective purse. So many threw their votes behind the major parties. And even at that, most Igbo for the love for what he stands for gave him a large chunk of votes. Ojukwu at the end of the polls, acrrued a million votes and came third behind Buhari in 2003.
But this wasn't the first time Ojukwu is losing an election. Jim Nwobodo, the Governor of Anambra state under the NPP in 1982 federal House of Assembly elections for Nnewi constituency rigged in one unkown Edward Onwudiwe of the NPP as against Ikemba Ojukwu's NPN.
Well, throwing a vote behind a regional candidate is alien to Nigerian politics until Buhari emerged victorious in 2015. Buhari ended that odd.
For you to become President of Nigeria, on many occasions is not by the love your people have for you. Sometimes it takes, others to pick the most hated or most ridiculous candidate and make him President. It happened to Shagari in 1979 when he wasn't the popular candidate of the north but still got the ticket of the NPN. It also happened in 1999 when Obasanjo became President despite not being the choice of the SW. It was in 2003 that Obasanjo won the SW over after endearing himself to their heart. So in essence, your people mustn't like you before you assume leadership on their behalf.
If Rochas or Amaechi for instance is picked by the APC, their support base in the north, MB and SW can vote them as President. At the end, it becomes a t win for the APC and for the Igbo people.

BleedingPen:


http://igberetvnews.com/899234/just-in-ohaneze-blasts-shehu-sani-over-2023-presidency/

7lives:



Wake up dreamer.

Chiwude:
We are collecting our tickets from the both parties. We are stakeholders in the APC too.
This is Buhari telling you the same thing here.
Take a look!

Ultimatezlant:
it has been proven that what may seem likely on paper isnt always so in the election.

Ask yourself would buhari (the incubent be interested in who bêcomes president after him) the anwer is yes he even said at a time pdp was surely not going to return after him.

Ask yourself would the president veto the activities of his party towards 2023 (the answer is yes buhari this month reiteratted his committment to party decisions more in his second term ).

This is all that matters, we all know buhari simply gave his party the freeway to participate in 2019 he was sure he was going to congratulate himself.

All apc needs is to forward osinbajo, the almost 50/50 voting in the west would go around 70% for apc especially lagos.

If buhari can get around 30% in east osinbanjo would do better as a liberal technocrat, dont forget the factor orji kalu brings in abia and rochas in orlu, in all the east has less than than 2million advantage to give a pdp fulani (lagos would cancel east).

In the middle belt a buhari can drag 50/50 how much more a librel christrisn technocrat osinbajo that would win kwara, kogi, fct, pleateu,


In the south south osinbajo would pick edo, and i am so sure delta would split with an omo agege district, akpabio destrict too at the end a liberal man with clout like yemi would dilute many votes here by atleast 40%.


In the north this would be the battle ground the plan is just to split northwest and northeast atleast 50/50.

A lot of federal might would be introduced just like kano, osibanjo already comes across as a humble servant for buhari that didnt give him issues.

Buhari die hard supporters still consist of these regions, he would have to canvass for yemi here, he would have to calm down those agrieved radicals northerners like in kano.


Las las people would wail and get used to the new goverment, na who inec announce be winner, i have seen the machineries put in place to wet the ground for work ahead 2023 and pdp hasnt even gotten past the tribunal of last election

Chiwude:
Greed has blinded the eyes of most south westerners to understand this.

SOFTENGR:

Why do you choose to display your narrow-mindedness publicly?
Are all igbos PDP?