2023 hasn't come but the race has already started; am a big supporter of Osinbanjo running for the office, but what do you think of a Pat Utomi presidency; the guy is a smart technocrat with no stain on him and is highly detribalised. Is it worth considering; let's share our thoughts.

Is he from SW?

You should ask his people first if they are ready to vote for him.

helinues:
Is he from SW?

You should ask his people first if they are ready to vote for him.

Like seriously, that's even the issue; those guys are really confused.

But tribal sentiments aside, I feel this guy has alot to offer.

TheLionofLasigi:
2023 hasn't come but the race has already started; am a big supporter of Osinbanjo running for the office, but what do you think of a Pat Utomi presidency; the guy is a smart technocrat with no stain on him and is highly detribalised. Is it worth considering; let's share our thoughts.

Well he's a technocrat.

but the problem is, it's not the presidency but the system.
There is nothing bad having him as the president, but the problem is the system.
If he gets there, he'll concentrate all the projects also in his region and appointments for his region (At least that's the legacy of Nigeria).

Reason why Every region is tryjng to get the presidency.

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You can elect him as president of Biafra. Yoruba for 2023

He is from Delta state and Delta north where I from.
But this one can only speak English.
Easy say than done.

Make everyone bear their cross nah. Ask chocho54 if she won't vote atiku over pat instead. Make una leave us alone.

Sammy07:


Well he's a technocrat.

but the problem is, it's not the presidency but the system.
There is nothing bad having him as the president, but the problem is the system.
If he gets there, he'll concentrate all the projects also in his region and appointments for his region (At least that's the legacy of Nigeria).

Reason why Every region is tryjng to get the presidency.

I can tell you that Pat Utomi is a highly detribalised individual. I don't see him as someone with a trace of nepotism.

TheLionofLasigi:


I can tell you that Pat Utomi is a highly detribalised individual. I don't see him as someone with a trace of nepotism.

Hehehehe, see you.
Even if South Korea, US, Japan, Germany, Russia, etc prime ministers and presidents all run for presidency in Nigeria, if they won.
They'll become tribal bigot, if the system isn't changed.

Luckydubby7:
He is from Delta state and Delta north where I from.
But this one can only speak English.
Easy say than done.

So what's your alternative..

TheLionofLasigi:


So what's your alternative..

Person like babatunde fashola will do well.

Luckydubby7:

Person like babatunde fashola will do well.

Fashola isn't likely running....you sef know

TheLionofLasigi:


Fashola isn't likely running....you sef know

Ok

Ask him how he ran down Volkswagen to bankruptcy

helinues:
Is he from SW?

You should ask his people first if they are ready to vote for him.

Somebody that supported Buhari in 2015.

Pat utomi is a nice man, but........ He is not needed now!!

We need someone who is ruthless to curb the insecurity menance.

vanunu:



Somebody that supported Buhari in 2015.

And he is waiting cos he wasn't appointed for any position in Apc government.

3 more years wailing for him

103three:
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Contribute meaningful on topics without trolling..

Are you fixated to troll?

Don't troll till you throw away

103three:
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gbegile mode

It means you are not creative..

Same way you have been trolling other NL's cos you can't engage with people intelligently..

Too bad too poor for you

Luckydubby7:
Person like babatunde fashola will do well.

Minister of darkness cannot rule this country.

Hmmm

I personally like Pat Utomi, he's done well. But is he ready to contest for the president, that I don't know. Contesting or showing interest goes beyond the lip statement, your works on ground should equally speak for you.

That aside, our technocrats should do away with the idea of only coming into the public eye whenever elections is around the corner. That is the area our so called career politicians beat them because they are always strategizing ahead.

I checked the profile Nigerians who recently won elections in the USA, what I discovered is that they didn't suddenly realize they want to contest elections, they've been working underground and the people are seeing their works which makes it easier for them to campaign with, impart lives, warm themselves into the heart of the people, then win elections.

Let our technocrats also imbibe this act and not necessarily wait the election period before they start telling us who they are. Being a professor or motivational speaker does not guarantee good governance, your work speaks!

TheLionofLasigi:


Like seriously, that's even the issue; those guys are really confused.

But tribal sentiments aside, I feel this guy has alot to offer.

YesA lot of talk and hot air

TheLionofLasigi:


Like seriously, that's even the issue; those guys are really confused.

But tribal sentiments aside, I feel this guy has alot to offer.

Regionalism is the better or preferable way out of this mess.

Let every region develop at their own pace. There'll be less focus at the center cos everyone will hold on to their leaders for accountability.

An Igbo doesn't have to cry to a Fulani to be build her road, yorubas doesn't have to cry to an ijaw. Etc

Kapeter:
Make everyone bear their cross nah. Ask chocho54 if she won't vote atiku over pat instead. Make una leave us alone.

Peteru se kosi?

helinues:


And he is waiting cos he wasn't appointed for any position in Apc government.

3 more years wailing for him

How dare you insult this man because he criticized buhari? You used to be fairly objective. The need to belong somewhere changed you cos you got weakened trying to stand on your own.

Good boy gone bad Helinues!

Sammy07 said my mind.
Even if Jesus was president, nothing would change with the current structure cos the structure itself is faulty.
People can never be contented if Southerners brew beer and pay VAT which northerners get part of, but turn around to destroy truckloads of beer sold in their locality.