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VOX POP: Will Biafra agitation end if Peter Obi wins 2023 presidential election? PREMIUM TIMES asks some residents in South-east Nigeria if Biafra agitation would end if Peter Obi, the Labour Party candidate, wins the 2023 presidential election. By Chinagorom Ugwu September 26, 2022 Ernest Lawrence (Ebonyi State): I believe the agitation for Biafra will not end even if Peter Obi wins the presidential elections. His victory would create room for even a stronger agitation, as we would have our own brother in the front line of the agitation. Unless, however, those leading the agitation would soft pedal based on the fact that for once, we’ve tasted the presidential seat with Peter Obi winning the election. Chukwudi Ewa (Ebonyi State): If Peter Obi wins in 2023, his leadership style may not favour the Hausas and Yorubas. This could lead to agitation for their own Oduduwa and Arewa states as the case may be, thereby leading to a stronger agitation for the actualisation of the sovereign state of Biafra (in the South-east). So, unless there’s no such thing, then there would be no further agitation. And if there is, then the country would move towards division and the Biafra agitation will be among them. Simon Chibueze (Anambra State): To me, Biafra agitation is an idea. If Peter Obi happens to win the election (in 2023), it will calm down the agitation, but that will not end the agitation. It will make the youth not to be violent or disobedient, but as time goes on, I don’t think that the idea of Biafra will end. I think so because many Igbo people have sacrificed their lives in the course of this agitation. This means that Igbos need a republic called Biafra. You remember what happened during (Goodluck) Jonathan’s regime, the agitation was not much because Jonathan happened to come from this Eastern Nigeria, but immediately Jonathan left office, the agitation continued. And as I am seeing it, the same thing may play out if he (Obi) wins the election. So, the agitation will drop, but after Peter Obi leaves office, it will continue. Ifeanyichukwu Emmanuel (Anambra State): The agitation will not end if Peter Obi wins the election in 2023, but it will make Igbos have a sense of belonging. The agitation is something in the minds of the people. It is an ideology. So, Peter Obi’s victory will not end it, but if he (Mr Obi) governs well, I know the agitation will be temporarily forgotten. It will not be wiped away from the minds of the people, however. Nduka Ezeh (Anambra State): Well, I don’t think that the presidency of Peter Obi will end Biafra agitation, because the issue (agitation) on ground is beyond Igbo presidency or Peter Obi. So, I think we actually need to look in-ward. You know people have been clamouring for restructuring. When you look at the structure of Nigeria, for example, we have five states in the South-east, while other regions are actually having six, seven and above. So, for me, I think unless Peter Obi comes in and actually adjusts the system, like in the South-east where so many things need to be done in terms of structure, state creation, resource control. So, I think those things can actually bring down the agitation, but cannot end it. Nonso Oguama (Enugu State): No. It will not end it. I think so because considering the situation in this country, the Igbos are seriously marginalised and the agitation for Biafra precedes Peter Obi’s presidential bid. It didn’t just start today. It’s been a long time. It’s an ideology, you cannot erase it. Augustus Ike (Enugu State): I don’t think it will end because Peter Obi’s election is quite different from the agitation (for Biafra). They’re not the same thing. It can’t stop it. They (Igbos) are looking for a (sovereign) state of their own, not just the election (of Mr Obi). Nigeria must have a government so that somebody will be on the seat. On that (election) day, I will go and vote, but agitation continues. Oluchi Ihenacho (Imo State): I am not a seer, but I have the opinion that if Igbos are treated fairly, it will definitely stop Biafra agitation. This is because they will no longer feel oppressed in the country. So, if Peter Obi wins the presidential election, it is going to be a source of hope for Igbos. His victory may not end the agitation, but it will reduce the agitation. Somtochukwu Anunonwu (Imo State): Well, if Peter Obi wins the 2023 presidential election, the fact remains that there will still be Biafra agitation. Temple Maduoma (Abia State): Biafra agitators believe that Igbo presidency is not what they need, but independence from Nigeria. So, if Peter Obi win 2023 presidential election, the Biafra agitation will still continue. This is what they have been saying. So, it is not going to stop them from seeking what they want which is Biafra Republic. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/556140-vox-pop-will-biafra-agitation-end-if-peter-obi-wins-2023-presidential-election.html |
Emergingnation3:Nnamdi Kanu is still shitting his pants from the diarrhea the zoo beans caused him ![]() |
If I hear say ASSU return to work. I remember the Babangida regime attempted something similar back in 1991 and it didn't work. |
Mrfixitt:God forbid bad thing! |
chatinent:Shut up inyamurin. Your people are known world over for drug crimes |
Peter Obi has a right to visit any city in Nigeria and campaign for his presidential bid. May he fail |
indolomous:I don't care |
Exposure galore! ![]() Atiku picked a hard nut to crack when he decided to go against Wike and his crew |
PandoraObi:Rubbish. No one can predict at this moment who will win this thing. |
Romanoff:Yes back then you could get admitted into the arts faculty with a pass in math and engineering faculty with a pass in English. That's not the case today |
Romanoff:I got admitted into a Federal university in 1999. MATH AND ENGLISH WAS A VERY BIG ISSUE. . So what federal university admitted you without passing at least one of them? |
gidgiddy:Are you no longer an IPOBian Biafran? I thought you said Ibos don't want the presidency but only Biafra. I guess it's all just a game ![]() |
Rozross:A man cheating is very different from a woman cheating because a woman's intrinsic value in the eyes of a man is directly tied to the number of men she's slept with. The same is not for men |
LeoDeKing:I agree with you on this. Certificates usually reflect the date senate approved them but not on the date they were signed because it's impossible for the VC and registrar to sign hundreds of certificates on the same day. I mean they have other things to do na ![]() |
4teenblaq:You might be correct about convocation days but you're totally wrong on the day degrees are awarded.. Degrees in Nigerian public universities are usually awarded on the day the university senate approves the list of graduating students. I went back and checked my Bachelor and masters degrees and they both reflect not my convocation dates but the dates when the university senate approved my graduation. Both were weekdays. Either way, that cannot stop Obi from contesting as he did not submit it to INEC but it casts serious doubts on his integrity as a person. |
Sabadon:And why didn't he submit it to INEC? |
Kingozymandias:You're ignorant about how the Nigerian constitution works. The president has no power to change any law passed by the national assembly and the police act of 2004 is clear that. The IGP must be selected from a serving police officer not below the rank of AIG. Buba Marwa hasn't been a police officer for a single day so that rules him out completely. And saying you're ignorant isn't an insult but merely a fact. I mean how can anyone who isn't ignorant think that a presidential executive order can override a law already passed by the NASS and signed by the president himself? Chai! ![]() |
The north will vote for Peter Obi? Now that's what I call a Teutonic delusion ![]() |
Racoon:Then why not go there and speak on our behalf? You can't even stand before a crowd consisting of people other than your immediate family and talk sef. |
ObosiUkwalla:And you with a clear head who exactly can you talk to that will listen to anything you have to say? Tell us |
I'm impressed |
Electrons:Ask the agbadorians |
sgtponzihater1:I totally agree with that too. If you can't write your thesis by yourself, then what makes you any different from Atiku who bought his masters degree? You don't deserve it cause you are a fraud |
chatinent:In what particular fields/areas of research does your competence cover? |
This man said a lot of things that are true, one of which is that Obi is a Biafran agenda. A Peter Obi presidency will be presidency of the Ibo by the Ibo and for the Ibo and nothing else. The north should be well advised to see through that |
Newton2024:Nether Atiku nor Tinubu have any case with the EFCC and both of them can visit the US anytime they wish, bt that's besides the point. The point is Peter Obi is a liar and a crook forming decent saint like man when it is clear that he hid his wealth under his daughter's name in order to avoid paying taxes to the FGN. We cannot have that kind of man as our president. He will fail woefully at the polls next year |
Anigreat:You sound so pained. Are you an IPOB terrorist too? Thumbs up Ijelespeaks! Keep up the good work of exposing evil |
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