Satan66:
I feel no pity for an olosho and an afonja

farem:


I don't think there is any and if at all, it would be very scanty, probably built by non-indigenes.

At that period of development, Igbos, up until independence, were living in huts built with thatched leaves and you all we know they cant endure long for historical reference.

Konki:


..... But why has those RED roofs refused to move to the NEXT LEVEL, as other regions did?

Maybe stunted and arrested growth ni?

Chubhie:

You think it's every Igbo man that hates Yoruba right?

Chubhie:

Youngman, Travel the length and breadth of Odua and see the legacies of the Great Awo still very visible to the blind.

Jlow2:
as long as u mention me, I will mention u x10, GOD Take my life the day i fear a yoruba man, I will match you pound for pound, a yoruba man in ibeju lekki removed transformer he bought for his pple for voting apc dis hypocrites neva saw dat, we have bought 70% of lagos and still counting with our palm wine money, our crime in nigeria esp lagos is dat we re enterprising, we re buyin up ur ancestral land because u sold it, igbos have right as u do to vote whom so ever or party dey want irrespective of wer dey find dem selves in nigeria, ur small 3k juju u collected from ijebu ode is till u to warn me, lol

Jlow2:
if we can overtake all the regions economically after the civil war with only 20pounds in less dan a decade, then to hell with ur policies, the Germans lost d first and second world War but u have neva asked ur self why der conquerors respect dem till date

dominique:
Nobody around me appears to be going out to vote today. We southerners don't take elections seriously like the northerners yet na we complain pass on social media.

OneCorner:
Bloody afonjas sent to terrorize the peaceful igbos

ABUJA- THE Coalition of United Political Parties, CUPP, has applauded the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, on its decision to postpone the 2019 General Elections.

This was even as it blamed the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, and security agencies for the postponement. CUPP alleged that the APC showed desperation in winning when it allegedly compelled security agencies to compromise distribution of election materials in over 15 states. The coalition,in a statement, Saturday morning, by its spokesman, Ikenga Ugochinyere, in reaction to the election postponement, hailed the Chairman of INEC,Prof. Mahmood Yakubu for displaying the courage.

“INEC chairman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu, has shown courage by shifting the election to avert national bloodshed because we are aware that APC wanted to proceed with election after compromising distribution and destroying materials in over 15 states. Peace Accord: Allow votes to count, Atiku tells Buhari “We blame the international embarrassment this last minute postponement has caused the nation on the President, the desperate leaders of his party, APC, and the nation’s security agencies who failed woefully in their duties to protect electoral materials and INEC offices from attacks by these enemies of the nation,”it said.

The Coalition “called on the security forces to sit up and ensure that these enemies of democracy are not allowed to have their ways again.” We make bold to say that with the postponement, President Buhari’s judgement day with the people has just been shifted,”it added.

The statement read in full:”The Coalition of United Political Parties, CUPP, believes strongly that the desperation of President Muhammadu Buhari and his men to win the presidential election by all means caused this last minute postponement of the election. “In their bid to once again foist an unpopular government on Nigerians, they threw caution to the winds and started setting electoral materials on fire in states that are well known to be strongholds of opposition.

“These acts of sabotage, no doubt, ruined the preparations of the Independent National Electoral Commission for the elections. “We have raised the alarm many times that agents of the government were working hard to ensure that elections are not held or are declared inconclusive in areas they know that the All Progressives Congress will never win. We have been vindicated.

“We blame the international embarrassment this last minute postponement has caused the nation on the President, the desperate leaders of his party, APC, and the nation’s security agencies who failed woefully in their duties to protect electoral materials and INEC offices from attacks by these enemies of the nation.

“We call on the security forces to sit up and ensure that these enemies of democracy are not allowed to have their ways again. “We make bold to say that with the postponement, President Buhari’s judgement day with the people has just been shifted .

“INEC chairman, Prof Mahmood Yakubu, has shown courage by shifting the election to avert national bloodshed because we are aware that APC wanted to proceed with election after compromising distribution and destroying materials in over 15 states.”

soulpeppersoup:


Was there any rally for their beloved Jonathan? They don't leave their business for nothing serious.

soulpeppersoup:


Have you any record of South east doing political rally before? They don't do rally, they only attend your rally if you bring it to them.

Has PDP held any rally in the south east?

DrGoodman:
The difference is joblessness.

Ss and se are busy with making cash and living well, we'll come out and vote on election day. Let the jobless be screaming sai barber upandan until election day.

Better to strike on the D day.

kelechiodo:
Atiku messed up. Atiku should have realized that among the illiterates, almajiris etc, he is no match to Buhari who they almost see as a god. I sincerely thought that he would have used the opportunity of the presidential debate to consolidate his hold among the enlightened ones, but unfortunately, he simply played into APC hands. What a shame. I am totally disappointed in his absence.