Iblad0994:
Sometimes I feel pity for the Igbos and how they relegated themselves in the scheme of things.

In politics, it’s about knowing when to build and switch alliance, and no permanent enemies. The SW is a region that have eschew the ideology of blame game. Even when we are in the opposition, we’ve always coordinated with tact and we know outright hatred in politics is devastating.

Now the Igbos, a majority who always have the SS in their bag are afraid to even contest for the primary presidential ticket of PDP, a party they have always been loyal to all their lives. The reason is that while other tribesmen are building bridges, the Igbo man believes the world is an island, and thinking he can achieve everything alone.

I don’t know about the loyalty of the North, whether they will vote for a SW or not, but I’m very sure the North will know that keeping power above 2023 might be dangerous for the unity of Nigeria.

As for those who said the Yorubas don’t show unity in voting, write this down, if the APC brings out a credible Yoruba man, then you should be rest assured he will get a block vote in the SW.

Anytime a Yoruba man is on the ballot, SW voting pattern changes and they give at least 85%:
Abiola had it.
Falae had it.
Obasanjo had it for his second term.
BAT/Fashola/Osinbajo will also have it.

QuotaSystem:
Lol. 2023 is an election between 2 southern candidates, argue all you like.

The reason is what sounds like bla bla bla to you.

I am a northerner and I'm voting for a southerner in 2023. Although we appreciate the SE offer to lead them again, we are sticking with Buhari’s anointed southern successor for the peace, stability and continued existence of our dear country.

MasterofNL:


If the north truly cares about the unity of Nigeria then they should support the SE to produce the next president. That is the right thing to do.

If power is to return to the south it shouldn't go to the SW. It's time for the SE to produce a Nigerian president.

mchc1001:
Pity for yourself, Igbo's are far better than you and your tribe even without any recognition in Government

QuotaSystem:
I am loving the attitude of the South West regarding 2023.

They will contest the Presidency (obviously under the APC) no matter what the rest of the south says.

I encourage the SS to also throw in their hat and contest, instead of chickening out and looking for another northerner to lead them like their neighbors.

PMB will surely anoint a southern successor afterall.

Iblad0994:
Sometimes I feel pity for the Igbos and how they relegated themselves in the scheme of things.

In politics, it’s about knowing when to build and switch alliance, and no permanent enemies. The SW is a region that have eschew the ideology of blame game. Even when we are in the opposition, we’ve always coordinated with tact and we know outright hatred in politics is devastating.

Now the Igbos, a majority who always have the SS in their bag are afraid to even contest for the primary presidential ticket of PDP, a party they have always been loyal to all their lives. The reason is that while other tribesmen are building bridges, the Igbo man believes the world is an island, and thinking he can achieve everything alone.

I don’t know about the loyalty of the North, whether they will vote for a SW or not, but I’m very sure the North will know that keeping power above 2023 might be dangerous for the unity of Nigeria.

As for those who said the Yorubas don’t show unity in voting, write this down, if the APC brings out a credible Yoruba man, then you should be rest assured he will get a block vote in the SW.

Anytime a Yoruba man is on the ballot, SW voting pattern changes and they give at least 85%:
Abiola had it.
Falae had it.
Obasanjo had it for his second term.
BAT/Fashola/Osinbajo will also have it.

Iblad0994:


Really? Igbos doing well than the mighty Yorubas? Can you name one yardstick where the Igbo man best the Yorubas? Is it economy? Industries? Exposure? History? Politics? Education? Literacy penetration? Human Resources? Achievements?.

Mention Just one.

Jman06:
Why does it concern you so much about how Igbos decide to play their politics Spare us all the sanctimonious rants and play your own game in 2023. Igbos will play theirs and at the end we'll know how far. You think you are the only one that know how to play the spoiler game the way you played it against GEJ in 2015. You all accused GEJ of all whatnot and strategically took power out of south. I wonder the sin committed by GEJ that has not been doubled by Buhari's government, but you all lost your voices because of your selfish political ambition come 2023. We are watching and will not hesitate to pay you back in your own coin come 2023.

Simplyleo:
A signed and done deal waiting for time to take effect.

Who Jah bless, no miscreants can curse.

Iblad0994:


God will spare us all till 2023 and beyond, each tribe should voter their interest, that is why it’s called democracy.

Peace bro!

Mercy2006:
Am Yoruba but I reject it in Jesus name.

QuotaSystem:


The PDP are the originators of zoning. Their failure to respect zoning in 2011 when they denied the North the opportunity to finish its turn by forcing Jonathan on the party as a scam "consensus candidate", was the main reason for their defeat in the 2011 Presidential elections (as even disgruntled northern PDP members, including the chairman, worked against GEJ) which signaled the beginning of the party's downfall that they're still struggling to recover from.

PDP will therefore not dare repeat their 2011 mistake by denying the south its turn in 2023. APC is also fielding a SW candidate with the support of its CPC & ANPP northern wing (despite SW splitting votes ) .

It is only fair for power to move south after 8 years of northern Presidency. This country is on a delicate balance and we know an attempt to dominate the Presidency for 16 years is a recipe for national chaos, so we will definitely support the south.

2023 will be very interesting.

Iblad0994:


Would you rather vote Kwakwanso or Tambuwal than a Yoruba?

QuotaSystem:


The PDP are the originators of zoning. Their failure to respect zoning in 2011 when they denied the North the opportunity to finish its turn by forcing Jonathan on the party as a scam "consensus candidate", was the main reason for their defeat in the 2011 Presidential elections (as even disgruntled northern PDP members, including the chairman, worked against GEJ) which signaled the beginning of the party's downfall that they're still struggling to recover from.

PDP will therefore not dare repeat their 2011 mistake by denying the south its turn in 2023. APC is also fielding a SW candidate with the support of its CPC & ANPP northern wing (despite SW splitting votes ) .

It is only fair for power to move south after 8 years of northern Presidency. This country is on a delicate balance and we know an attempt to dominate the Presidency for 16 years is a recipe for national chaos, so we will definitely support the south.

2023 will be very interesting.

Mercy2006:
I would rather vote a more credible Yoruba like Fashola or osinbajo if they are running than Tinubu

QuotaSystem:


Presidency is not on demand.

The SE has burnt too many bridges to be able to earn winning votes in Nigeria.

Just facts.

bamosagie:
I don't know about SE but SS is definitely voting North

mchc1001:
Pity for yourself, Igbo's are far better than you and your tribe even without any recognition in Government

Iblad0994:
Sometimes I feel pity for the Igbos and how they relegated themselves in the scheme of things.

In politics, it’s about knowing when to build and switch alliance, and no permanent enemies. The SW is a region that have eschew the ideology of blame game. Even when we are in the opposition, we’ve always coordinated with tact and we know outright hatred in politics is devastating.

Now the Igbos, a majority who always have the SS in their bag are afraid to even contest for the primary presidential ticket of PDP, a party they have always been loyal to all their lives. The reason is that while other tribesmen are building bridges, the Igbo man believes the world is an island, and thinking he can achieve everything alone.

I don’t know about the loyalty of the North, whether they will vote for a SW or not, but I’m very sure the North will know that keeping power above 2023 might be dangerous for the unity of Nigeria.

As for those who said the Yorubas don’t show unity in voting, write this down, if the APC brings out a credible Yoruba man, then you should be rest assured he will get a block vote in the SW.

Anytime a Yoruba man is on the ballot, SW voting pattern changes and they give at least 85%:
Abiola had it.
Falae had it.
Obasanjo had it for his second term.
BAT/Fashola/Osinbajo will also have it.

searchlight:
We will start now to build bridges. we will support Hausa candidate and take up VP slot just like Tinubu built his bridges in 2015. Thanks for caring so much about the igbos

Sctests:
Finally yorubas have come to terms with the reality that SS and SE vote as a block and will never vote a SWner who have done their turn. After years of deceiving themselves by using fake online usernames to try to cause division between the two historically contiguous regions.

Finally sense don dey gum them. 2023 will be interesting.

PDP should NEVER make the mistake of zoning it's ticket before APC zones theirs. Let APC choose it's candidate from the SW first then PDP can take from there.

If APC chooses a SE candidate, then PDP will have a lot to worry and have no option than to zone to the East.

There is no region that has more legimitate claim to the presidency than the East as it stand, but to ensure that treachery is not rewarded, it will be ready to have the north keep power till the two parties zone to the East, the way it was done for the yorubas the only time they produce an elected president.

What is good for Okeke should be done for Okafor. Shikena.

Political Ojukokoro will cause serious issues for the SW in 2023. We dey watch.

engrchykae:
the yoruba can't threaten the unity of Nigeria if the igbos are still interested in Nigeria.
the yoruba seem to hold the key because igbos are no longer interested in Nigeria.
if you pick a northern vice,we would accept a northern president and an igbo vice.
meaning
we would articulate obediently.
since you sabi politics
you will tell me how the north will bone their Dan nwana and vote for kafir.
they chose buhari over atiku but can't chose tinubu over atiku.
they voted for mko in 1993 because they wanted to teach him a lesson which they did.
I am not surprised with the wickedness of the yoruba when afonja could have the mind to allow alimi to invade his own people because of selfish political interest.
considering that the ancestor of the yoruba fell from heaven,lucifer himself aka oduduwa

Iblad0994:


Okay I get your point now. I would vote for a Fashola/ Osinbajo more if they are on the ballot. But if APC presents Tinubu, we got no other choice than to rally around him.
I hip
But I hope APC gives it to Osinbajo/Fashola.

Dagrace01:
If the SE/SS want to still remain relevant in this country! They should embrace southern unity. SW did it when the need arised, for GEJ, Politics is a game of numbers and the more u endeavor to use ur numbers to ur own advantage, then u are on track. Even if SE/SS wanna be tribalistic, the SW is still the closest to them in terms of cultures, traditions and ideologies. Politics is a triickish game, GEJ was there for six years, if he had won back in 2015, he if would've ruled for 10yrs! And the North with their "born to rule" ideology, would believe they're entitled to 10yrs rule too. It would've been bad business for the entire South. Remember since we embraced democracy in 1999, the South has ruled for 14 years while the North is in their 6th year, another 4yrs will make it 10. The South is still on the winning side, so what is the problem? Massive votes for a Southener from SE/SS/SW will bring the power back to them and they'll still be on the winning side.

Iblad0994:


The SS denied themselves the chance for Jonathan second term. He marginalized the Yorubas with the Igbos praising him thereby forgetting what the Yoruba did for him in his first term election. The Yorubas were not deemed fit to be in the first 4 top positions in the country and yet you said we voted him out

NaijaElba:

How come northerners voted GEJ in 2011 against PMB and Atiku?

Iblad0994:
Sometimes I feel pity for the Igbos and how they relegated themselves in the scheme of things.

In politics, it’s about knowing when to build and switch alliance, and no permanent enemies. The SW is a region that have eschew the ideology of blame game. Even when we are in the opposition, we’ve always coordinated with tact and we know outright hatred in politics is devastating.

Now the Igbos, a majority who always have the SS in their bag are afraid to even contest for the primary presidential ticket of PDP, a party they have always been loyal to all their lives. The reason is that while other tribesmen are building bridges, the Igbo man believes the world is an island, and thinking he can achieve everything alone.

I don’t know about the loyalty of the North, whether they will vote for a SW or not, but I’m very sure the North will know that keeping power above 2023 might be dangerous for the unity of Nigeria.

As for those who said the Yorubas don’t show unity in voting, write this down, if the APC brings out a credible Yoruba man, then you should be rest assured he will get a block vote in the SW.

Anytime a Yoruba man is on the ballot, SW voting pattern changes and they give at least 85%:
Abiola had it.
Falae had it.
Obasanjo had it for his second term.
BAT/Fashola/Osinbajo will also have it.

QuotaSystem:
Sorry No.