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Gandollaar:
It's hurting you!!! You are a braiwashed pseudo Igbo who needs help bro. You are carrying a heavy baggage.

Esseite:
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You should read to understand and assimilate.. but no, you defence mechanism is geared towards a made up mindset of something cynical which obviously made you not see it. if you see tribalism in that comment, then you just might be the tribalistic person and have a lot inside you which might have prompted your jogging.

Thank you for according me 40, an IQ of 40 at my age is a compliment.. one wonders how the poverty insult got into the discuss, which only goes to show you are aggrieved the attack was dispelled before the thread takes a notion which is not common with a region like helinues tried to.

Do have a wonderful day.. happy isolation.[/s]

helinues:
The writer was indeed right.. East are known for ethnic and tribal jingoism

Iamgrey5:
Not being able to see one's mistake is the greatest problem a person can have. tbh

The writer said Yorubas prefer to be in one political party as against multiple political parties, but your brother thought he meant Yorubas were tribalistic.

Although, the writer is not totally correct about the Yorubas because no other tribe in Nigeria today allows opposition to trive more the the Yorubas. Yorubas gave PDP a substantial amount of votes in 2014 and 2019 whilst the Apc won by narrow margins.

Same can not be said of North where Apc won by a wide margin and East/ South where PDP won by a very wide margin.

Kingspin:
I disagree with the list 1000x
Below is the list that reflects Nigeria


Religion Moves The North
(If you want to incite the people talk about religion)

Tribalism Moves The West,
(If you want to twinkle the people talk in dialect)

Ethnicity Moves The East
(If you want to spark the people talk about history)

maestroferddi:
You are not even academic in your logic...

Yoruba have been narrow-minded politically since Lugard and his mistress embarked on the misadventure of amalgamating nationalities who had no business being together.

You keep touting how the Yorubas shared their votes in 2015 and 2019...

Are you not deluding yourself when it is clear that aside tribal/ethnic considerations, APC and Buhari were not supposed to feature in the equation of 2019 given the abysmal failure they recorded in government.

All over Nigeria, Buhari has been seen as failure but the South West are still re-enforcing failure not minding the existential threat it poses...

Iamgrey5:
Yet Buhari did better in 2019 than he did in the South South and South East than he did 2019

And bro define failure bruv,

As at 2019, the west had $6.9 bn train under construction and Lagos ibadan express way was under construction.


In 2019

Buhari won by large margins in North central, North west and North east but only won by a slight margin in South west.

Yet your deluded self blamed the South West for Buhari's reelection.

johnmartus:
I disagreed on ethnicity aspect. The writer deliberately ignored the real ethnicity of southeast.

The most tribalistic tribe in Nigeria are igbo. Go to igbo shop when you're speaking English they will be speaking their language they know you are not hear. But anytime this matter arise note that they want to cheat you.

If you are a Yoruba and you know how to speak igbo you are trouble because they will hate you with passion.

And for the religious aspect igbo people aren't religious tolerant .there are many igbo muslims but they will not allow them to have say or represent them in Anyway. That's why Anambra people hate Ebonyi people.

HMarshal:
Fam,the only reason I replied u is because I tot u were matured & twas going to me a conversation ,if i knew you are a low life,fraustrating soul looking for were to vent his ignorant, adamant dirt's, I won't av even engaged u.fucking maggot,we having a conversation and u decide to drag me in ur mud dirt of a home to insult me wit ur 100naira data.igbos are the tribalisim capital of Nigeria,make ur point, let it go and u spew the rot in ur miserable guts.probly one of those ipob maggots.fucking dig bat ,if u r ibo (of course u r) I regret sharing the same ethic group with u,cos ur next generation will be full of same kind of narrow minded maggots.fucking idiot.am even done replying ur tribalisim ass u can take ur fraustration to the next guy #Rip

maestroferddi:
The fact that you deem the charade of 2019 as orchestrated by Buhari through INEC an election says all there is see about you...

The scorecard of APC is the continuation of a rail project initiated under PDP....

Ogbeni, just waka...

sarrki:
gion moves the North, politics moves the West, ethnicity moves the East
Published March 31, 2020

Azuka Onwuka



Over the weekend, it was reported that some rioters torched a police station in Kusada, Katsina State, leading to the death of one person, because of the arrest of an Islamic cleric who held public prayers on Friday in breach of the Federal Government’s ban on gathering of crowds as a measure to stem the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.

Putting what happened in Katsina in context, it was not strange. Nigeria has three key problems that have bogged it down for decades: religion, ethnicity, and politics. The absence of a structure that puts these issues into cognisance and finds a solution to accommodate them in a positive way has ensured that Nigeria has stagnated or even regressed.


In summary, one can say that religion drives the North; politics drives the West, while ethnicity drives the East. By the East, one means the Old Eastern Region and the old Mid-Western Region.

The only part of Nigeria where the arrest of a religious leader for disobeying a Federal Government directive can lead to the burning of a police station is the North. And in the North, it will mainly be in the North-East, North-West and a small part of the North-Central. In Northern Nigeria, you dare not toy with Islam in whatever form. The passion for Islam is even higher than what obtains in Saudi Arabia where Islam has its headquarters.


In the North, political differences may hardly cause any quarrels. That is why in the Second Republic, Mallam Aminu Kano, with his People’s Redemption Party, controlled Kano State, the biggest state in the region (which then had Katsina as part of it), at a time Alhaji Shehu Shagari of the National Party of Nigeria was the President of Nigeria. At the same time, the Great Nigeria People’s Party, led by Alhaji Waziri Ibrahim, was in control of the old Borno State (which includes the current Yobe State). That did not create any problem or riot in the North.


Last month, the Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, was deposed and banished by the Government of Kano State. Some feared that it could cause a riot in the Kano and other Northern states, but nothing happened. The reality is that such a thing does not have the capacity to ignite a riot in the North.

If the Oba of Benin or the Obi of Onitsha had been deposed and banished for speaking against poverty, street children, low illiteracy rate and inequality in their domains or because of perceived political differences with the governor, it would have created an uproar in Edo and Anambra states respectively, with other neighbouring states speaking fiercely condemning the governor. In fact, the governor would not even contemplate deposing such a traditional ruler over such seemingly petty issues for fear of the consequences. An extreme action like that could only arise if the traditional leader is accused of a serious criminal offence like robbery, fraud, kidnapping, or any action that is deemed as bringing his office to disrepute.


Similarly, it will be hard to see the North riot over poverty, harsh economy or lack of employment. But it will be easy for the North to riot if there is any action taken against Islam in any part of the world, be it Denmark, Britain, France or the United States.

Police extort motorists to cross Delta boundary
In addition, the Boko Haram insurgency, which has its roots in religion, cannot happen in any part of the South. There can be an uprising in the South over ethnic or political issues, but never over religion.


The Middle Belt, which is also part of the North, draws its strength of unity from religion: Christianity. The people of this zone see themselves as united by Christianity in a region dominated by Muslims.

Conversely, when it comes to the Western part of Nigeria, religion can never make it to resort to violence. As I wrote in an August 2012 article entitled, “Religious tolerance: Are the Yoruba Number 1 in the world?”, there may not be any ethnic group or race that is more tolerant than the Yoruba on the issue of religion. Man and wife or twins can be Muslim and Christian and live in peace. A family may have a Muslim father, a Christian mother, a Christian first daughter of a different denomination, an animist first son, an atheist second son, and yet live in peace, with everyone celebrating each religious feast as one family. People can be voted offices irrespective of their religious inclinations. That is why the religious division being created by the Muslim Rights Concern, led by Prof Ishaq Akintola, is dangerous to what the South-West is known for.



However, when it comes to politics, the South-West is least tolerant of dissenting views in Nigeria. That is why the political violence that happened in the First Republic tagged Operation Wetie could not have happened in any other part of Nigeria except the South-West. A Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe from the East can be the presidential candidate of the Nigerian People’s Party while his kinsman Dr Alex Ekwueme is the vice presidential candidate of the NPN under Shagari. Such cannot cause any conflict. It is the same in the North.



In the South-West, there is usually one mainstream party to which every “true Yoruba” or omoluabi is expected to belong. Any other party is seen as the party of saboteurs, and anybody who belongs to it is viewed harshly and is hardly ever forgiven. Anytime a South-West state is not controlled by that mainstream party, all is not seen as being well until that state is brought back to the fold. The unwritten law is that when it comes to politics, all South-West states must be controlled by the mainstream party of the South-West. Anything to the contrary is seen as an aberration.



In the South-East and the South-South, a different scenario plays out. Religion and politics do not make the people draw the lines. What fires them up is more of ethnic loyalty. Within the zones, you can belong to any political party or religion without much crisis. However, when the people feel that their well-being is threatened, they mobilise and resist such. That was what led to the Biafran War in 1967. The people of the Eastern Region, especially the Igbo, felt that their existence was threatened in Nigeria and resisted it. Before it, the uprising for the creation of the Niger Delta Republic, which was started by Isaac Adaka Boro on February 23, 1966 was for the same reason. Boro believed that the Igbo and the Federal Government were dominating the people of Niger Delta.



Similarly, Ken Saro-Wiwa led the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People because of his belief that the Federal Government was tapping the crude oil in Ogoniland and devastating the land without doing much for the people. That movement ended in the hanging of Saro-Wiwa in 1995. But shortly after Nigeria returned to democracy in 1999, sons of the Niger Delta took up arms against Nigeria, blowing up pipelines and kidnapping oil workers as their way of protesting the neglect of their land. It later ended in 2009 with an amnesty.



These are clear signs that show that what beats the drum to which each part of Nigeria dances is different. The tastes, values, desires and worldviews of the different parts of Nigeria are different. What one part sees as immaterial or insignificant means the world to the other zone and vice versa. That is why it has been disastrous trying to run Nigeria like “one nation bound in freedom, peace and unity.”

The only option open to Nigeria to have a modicum of progress is if it is run like a true federation with each zone given the free hand to pursue its dreams. It is a reality that has been difficult for some Nigerians to come to terms with. Yet, it is a reality that continues to thwart every attempt made to circumvent it.




https://punchng.com/religion-moves-the-north-politics-moves-the-west-ethnicity-moves-the-east/

EdersonRish:
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reality1010:
You make no sense

Iamgrey5:
So if 2019 is charade according to you, how come you still blame south west for Buhari's election?

And which rail road was installed under PDP?

You mean PDP started the rail road in 2016?

Something is seriously wrong with you

Gandollaar:
Helinues is somehow dense. Let him be pls

LivingSage:
You and this helinues eh! Abi u wan marry Yoruba man?

Gandollaar:
He is my Ex.

Gandollaar:
Yet you have refused to tell me your town and village in Anambra for a better analysis.

You sound emotional and may be convinced in your view. It depends on your circumstances.

May be your mum ain't Igbo and Anambra people strongly refused their son to marry her and this has marred so many offsprings arising from such unions. They grow up thinking they are hated by people who should love them.
Become very unfortunate

U can over cum it,if u TR y

Good luck in your journey however.

HMarshal:
It's a pity u r a female wit the xter of a demented mind.bitter
Fraustrated
Angry
Fed up of life (obvious)
Illeterate (even if u av a bsc)
Deprived of love
& Looking for ppl to be in cohort with u
Now all nairalanders know of ur predicament
Uld probly change monikers
It's good *smile*
Slong as u change
Don't bring the bitter ipob narrow mind here
Don't ever think every1 here is an illetrate or fraustrated or low lifed or un occupied
It's ok to belong to a queer school of tot
But be decent & matured about ur agruments cos u don't know who is who
#

Esseite:
The east are not known for ethnic and tribal jingoism... the topic ascribing the east as ethnic is totally different from the article itself.

"From the article", it goes to show the SW may be the tribal and ethnic region wanting everyone to follow a single party or path aswell as kingmaker and any dissenting view is seen as an aberration and possibly called an outcast.. according to the article, this goes against the line of equity and fairness which the East abhors.. that may be the reason why the fight here never ends.

Gandollaar:
You said I was hurting about your truth, and I countered by putting the matter in the right perspective.

I said rather it was you who was hurting..

Igbo boy, this doesn't call for all the drama you put up there. But shaa.. happy lock-down but pls quit too many abbs when writing in the politics section.

Tenkio!

MetaPhysical:
We are not among the top.....we are the TOP!
There is nowhere else in the world where people love one another without religious prejudice.

HMarshal:
Truth hurts didn't mean it's you,unless u know it's the truth that's when u hurting,or is it true igbos (even tho am one) is the Tribalisim capital of nigeria? If it's not,make ur arguments without any insults or demeaning phrases or words.dont be unfortunate .cos u culd become if u meddle with the wrong monikers

helinues:
The person can not exchange 3 messages without turning it to curse and abuse.. Though I am not from SE but I have lived with SE people and they are lovely not to talk of them in my region.

But she and others are just a disgrace like some nuisance Yoruba too..

See someone's comments see her response....

Gandollaar:
Coward! Always hiding behind others to attack me! SIMP!

helinues:
Bad luck, get back from me and stop quoting and mentioning me upadan

Gandollaar:
I know you are not Igbo. I knew from the fallacies in your first post. I respectfully requested to know where you came from, but you were smarter than yourself so I let you be.

And I continued to whine you and urge you on and painfully reading your incoherent responses. I knew you would soon explode. I could feel it!

You came down with a bang!

Gandollaar:
Coward! Always hiding behind others to attack me! SIMP!

HMarshal Ayinde Barrister, before you tag along with this slowpoke, you may need to hear the truth from him about how I use him like toilet paper. An unknown Zombie like you won't be so hard to chew.

Esseite:
You really dont read..