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Sicilyjoe:Please do not insult Ngwa people because of one ediot. I have wonderful friends from there who are like family to me. |
Ruggman:You think we don't know he is not Igbo? We wanted to show him his foolishness. The e-idiot has been working very hard since yesterday thinking he can cause division among Ndiigbo. There are many paid agents like him. It is all the fear of Igbo exit from this contraption that bring them out of their holes. |
In my place, we are not Igbo, my town belongs to my people. In fact, Ohafia people are not Igbo. The town belongs to Ohafians. We have common ancestry with the Ibibios and Efiks. So we are not Igbo. |
I am so happy that southerners are getting the gist of the strategy that we all should apply for 2023 presidency. We should go further by sensitizing our peoples to adopt this strategy since we all know that the North's strategy is not different from the strategy they used to grab power from Oga Jona in 2015. Their strategy was simple: they all forgot party and put north first. Those that remained in PDP worked against the party from inside to make sure that APC won. Saraki, Atiku, Muazu were all anti-south elements of PDP. 2022, we will see that play out again. PDP will give its presidency slot to a northerner, while the north would try to fool the south with an southern APC ticket. Then, all northerners in APC will work against the southern candidate while most of them will decamp to PDP as Saraki and Atiku have already done. At the end of the day, they achieve their objective of power remaining in the north. But ... What they have not reckoned with is the prospect of southern unity. With Southern unity, the south can leverage its population and influence to demand that only southerners be presented by PDP and APC to forestall and checkmate the traditional northern political dominance. If the south unites behind an Igbo presidency, the north will have no option than to back down. But can the south speak with one voice for Igbo presidency? We all know that if we want power to move to the south, the only ethnic group everyone can rally around in the south is Igbo since the SW has been represented in Obasanjo and the SS has been represented in Jonathan. Anyone seeking power to the south must back Igbo presidency. Nevertheless, we are not oblivious of the greed of some sections of the south and their treachery that made the south lose power in 2015. Maybe we want what is happening to the Idoma of Benue to start happening to the south. If we do not want the north to hold power perpetually, then we all should rally around Igbo presidency in southern unity. Failure to do so automatically kicks in ION for President in 2023. It is Igbo Or North (ION). Those are the only options available for the south. I think all southerners should start mobilizing their people for this strategy. Tell your people to register massively for the 2023 election. Tell them also that for 2023, an Igbo man must become president OR, power goes back to the North. |
Igbo presidency will be like the normal Nigerian mediocre presidency if you guys promote and elect the run-of-the-mill Fulani backed Igbo politician like Orji Uzor Kalu and Rochas Okorocha. These people are no different from the normal thieving Nigerian politicians. If you guys really need Ndiigbo to deliver you from the self-inflicted mediocrity that has kept you moving in circles, elect a Real Igbo like Peter Obi, Moghalu or Pius Anyim. In fact, you guys should even elect me instead of the first duo. Igbo presidency is what anyone that likes Nigeria would wish her. Since I prefer Igbo exit, a part of me don't even want the Igbo presidency. This country has done too much evil to be allowed to make progress. |
Be careful. Drug lords have informants everywhere. That's why they identify those that snitch on them for liquidation. Trust the police at your own peril. |
hollah123:The next president must be a competent Igbo. Moghalu, Obi, Anyim, Onu are all good candidates. No old, debilitated, decrepit politician should be allowed near leadership. |
When you keep lying to yourself, over time you start believing your own lie. We are back to 2014, the year of many lies. |
AsampeteNwaanyi:That one is a very senior zombie |
Look up at the letter signed by Wole Soyinka and others to understand that that coup actually saved your Yoruba ass, but as treacherous people, instead of appreciation, you'll always behave like the backstabbers that you are. Every day, I learn the reason why Babangida did to Abiola what he did. |
AsampeteNwaanyi:Every reasonable person knows the truth. In fact, the moment Yorubas started attacking her, I knew she must be saying the truth. What shocked me then was that I thought she was a Yoruba lady and I was like "That's one brave Yoruba girl" before I learn that her name is Obianuju or something and I said, "No wonder" A pity I saw some Igbo names in the list of the slain. Whenever an Igbo brings out himself to salvage Nigeria, it almost always backfires. That's how I concluded that Igbo shouldn't be in this country. |
DOTian:Hausa and other northern minorities are already caged and lacking unity and cohesion. What finally put them in disarray is religion. Islam has been used to confuse them so that they cannot unite against the Jihad. This is exactly what will happen to Yoruba when the jihadists move agiainst them. They'll kill and the Muslims among them will defend the killings and even give info to the invaders to make things easy for them. When you move towards the MB, the Birom and Tivs who are the majority there have used burukutu drinks to lose sight of reality. So it may be an easy ride for the jihad there. Imagine being driven away from your homeland and be waiting for those behind it to help you recover your home. Then finally settling in IDPs. |
This country will work well if only Yoruba and Fulani are in it. The two tribes work hand in glove to build and to destroy. |
Thank goodness, it was her goat and not her. |
That is good. Hear o ye Nigerians, the incoming president that ye deserve. |
I suggest that you move on. That amount isn't worth tracking anyone for. You'd end up losing more. The police or any private detective will demand money so it's not worth it. Use the lesson you learnt to your advantage in future. |
unshakablejihad:My brother, it is one thing that he is a dumb fellow, yet another that he doesn't know that he is one. That should explain their state of mind in defending the indefensible. It seems those BMC zombies are selected based on the gradient of their stupidity. |
The key adjectives are Hausa-Fulani: Immoral, pleasure loving and depends on luck or chance Yoruba : Betrayal, disloyal, backstabbing, treacherous, controlled by lust for money and greedy Igbo : Hardworking, industrious, religious, can't be pushed around and fights oppression A hundred years later, we can see the reason the country is moving in circles without progress. So when people ask you why the last time there was progress in these parts was when the colonialists were around, the reason is that the country has been governed based on luck like a game of chance by a particular group. When I was growing up, I often wondered why older Igbo never speak well of Yoruba. If it was because of Biafra, were they the only ones that fought against us? Even the pogrom was mainly in the north. Everything started making sense to me in 2015 and also during End Sars protest. These are not people you can trust and not get disappointed according to Mr Lugard. This is why every sensible person knows the tribe that has what it takes to make the country move forward, but envy, jealousy and hatred won't let these tribes see the source of their redemption. This is the same reason they're afraid of Igbo exit. Less than a generation after Igbo exits, we would be competing with Europe while you guys will still be having national discourse on cattle and colonies of cattle. Thank goodness, the analysis is from those who formed you guys into a country. |
SlyDev:So you still see yourself to have made sense? |
What stopped me from SSC was my mom. It was a done deal because the person that sponsored me was the wife of a PM. I was foolish then. Maybe I'd be dead, Imagine. |
SlyDev:Getting education shouldn't be so laborious. Simple comprehension of texts, you cannot. Yet you jump from post to post fooooling yourself for measly 30k |
Very accurate. Igbo do not kotow to any foool in subjugation. Why do you think the Fulani wouldn't mind letting go of Igboland to give them the opportunity to enslave you all? |
DubaiLandLord1:Haha....Muslims never cause problem when their population is small. Wait until they see numbers, that's when they enter the next phase which is terrorism. 30 years ago, Nigerian Muslims were not terrorists. Now they are seeing numbers and support from above so they have entered that phase. Soon, Yoruba Muslims will start. In fact from the MURIC man, you should know that their terrorism stage will soon be at hand. You cannot separate Islam and terrorism. If Allah isn't drinking enough blood, you're not yet a good Muslim. Countries like Japan and China are aware of this. That's why the crackdown on Islam. |
Eastlink:This is beautiful. You just preempted me. But let me add that the new group should represent every Igbo clan/village/community. The people know those who will represent their interest best since they know them. How about a collegiate system which would represent every Igbo clan/village. We can ask every village to select one representative. All these village/clan representatives would select people who represent their area. This is how NdiIgbo were organized in pre-colonial times and we had perfect administrative structures. We can also add the qualification that a clan representative should have such as natural wisdom and ability to read and write. This way, we would have a true Igbo organization instead of these cautious Ohaneze men and the governors that seem to be behaving like Nigeria. Presently, Igbo have no voice. That is why people started listening to IPOB, who I think have done not badly in sensitizing our people. But Igbo deserve something better. |
DubaiLandLord1:So if there are bonafide brothers who by the way represent 0.00001% of Igbo, we should allow Muslim terrorists overrun and kill our people? |
Landlord97:We need another organization that is serious to work for Ndi Igbo. We should also start working at calling the attention of our people to this. Ohaneze is just like the Ezes that are more interested in financial gains and handouts from the government of the day. A real Igbo organization that represent the interest of Ndi Igbo is what we need and not politicians masquerading as Igbo representatives. |
It is a known fact that NdiIgbo are the only ethnic group that has stood against Jihad. But we must also face the fact that like other Africans, NdiIgbo are not strategic thinkers. What are we doing about the prospect of an invasion from Jihadists? Everyone knows that the Bonafide Igbo has zero tolerance for Islam. We also know that if the Islamists like Boko Haram and ISWAP will not think twice about killing NdiIgbo for their Allah. We also know that hundreds of thousands may have already been killed in communities in the north and middle-belt and so, no one is confident in the ability of Nigeria to secure people living within its borders. The latest onslaught by the jihadists in which a Brigade Commander was terminated is a testimony to the resolve of the jihadist who would not think twice to eliminate every Christian in their path. They can only get bolder with time. NdiIgbo are mostly Christians. So what is our people at home doing about the possible invasion of the south in continuation of the Jihad? This is why I believe that Ohaneze has outlived its usefulness. We need an Igbo-centric council that would map out strategies for the next course by NdiIgbo. That we are in Nigeria doesn't imply that we would all be subsumed by it. Neither does it mean that our people would die in its shadows. A country that hasn't worked for 70 years wouldn't work in a hundred. All Igbo should start not just to think but work to ensure that Igbo land is safeguarded. |
mini Nigeria indeed. Amen...amen....amen. That's how they end prayers for the dead in my place. Igbo president or power remains in the north. |
Only an Igbo president is acceptable, but... somehow, I'll say any tribe but Yoruba is fair enough. Any tribe but Yoruba, but NdiIgbo should only back an Igbo president and boycott any other tribe even from the south. But between a Yoruba and a northerner, let power remain in the north. |
Igbo do not trust Yoruba. He is Yoruba so IPOB should be wary of his advice. |
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