Ofunaofu: But he's in the PDP, playing anti-party politics for the APC.
He's in the PDP to weaken and sabotage the opposition for the APC.
Isn't it better
comrade WIKE is a member of the PDP, he never attend any APC or other political parties meetings or rallies. False assumption is not good for your health . Comrade WIKE is not the first opposition member to work in a rulling party government
ariesbull: Nigeria's democracy is strongest when every major component of the federation feels a sense of belonging and inclusion. Since the return to democratic rule in 1999, the presidency has been occupied by leaders from different regions of the country. The South-West has produced a president, the North-West has produced presidents, and the South-South has also occupied the highest office. Yet, the South-East remains the only major geopolitical zone that has not had the opportunity to produce a democratically elected president in the Fourth Republic.
Giving the Igbo a chance at the presidency should not merely be viewed as an ethnic concession; it should be seen as a commitment to fairness, national unity, and the principles of federal character upon which Nigeria was founded. A nation thrives when all groups believe they have an equal stake in its future.
Beyond the argument of equity, the South-East has consistently demonstrated remarkable entrepreneurial capacity, resilience, innovation, and commitment to economic development. Across Nigeria, Igbo entrepreneurs have built businesses, created jobs, and contributed significantly to commerce, manufacturing, and trade. The region has produced numerous professionals, academics, technocrats, and business leaders who have excelled both within Nigeria and internationally.
The question before Nigerians should not be, "Where is the candidate from?" but rather, "Who has the competence, vision, integrity, and capacity to lead?" Modern nations progress when merit takes precedence over ethnic considerations. Countries that have achieved sustainable development did so by prioritizing leadership quality over tribal, religious, or regional sentiments.
Nigeria has paid a heavy price for politics driven by ethnicity, nepotism, and sectional interests. Tribalism has often divided citizens, weakened national cohesion, and distracted the country from addressing pressing challenges such as insecurity, unemployment, poverty, infrastructure deficits, and economic growth. The future of Nigeria depends on moving beyond these divisions and embracing a culture where leadership is earned through performance and ability.
The South-East has produced individuals with proven records in governance, business, public administration, academia, and industry. Therefore, Nigerians should evaluate candidates from the region with an open mind and on the basis of their ideas, competence, and track records rather than ethnic stereotypes or historical prejudices.
Giving an Igbo candidate a fair opportunity to contest and potentially lead the nation would send a powerful message that Nigeria belongs to all its citizens. It would strengthen national integration, deepen democratic participation, and reinforce the belief that every Nigerian, regardless of ethnic background, can aspire to the highest office in the land.
Ultimately, the call is not for Nigerians to support a candidate simply because he or she is Igbo. Rather, it is a call to reject tribalism and nepotism, embrace meritocracy, and judge every candidate by their vision, competence, character, and ability to deliver results. A united and prosperous Nigeria can only emerge when citizens place national interest above ethnic loyalties and choose leaders based on what they can achieve for the country as a whole.
A woman who refused to sell her vote has received a ₦1 million reward from Isaac Fayose for her integrity. Her stance has continued to inspire many, with more people now sending her financial support in recognition of her courage and commitment to doing the right thing. 👏🏽🇳🇬 https://t.co/xaotlDbLlDpic.twitter.com/U55rGMNAES
Fake news alerts nairalanders from unfortunate bitter ones
Makavelli001: #Facts President Bola Ahmad Tinubu I Totally Disagree With You That You Inherited A Dilapidated Nigeria From The Former President Muhammadu Buhari Below Are My Reasons
- Emir Mohammed Sanusi Mohammed Message to Tinubu.
"How Can A President That Claimed To Have Inherited A Dilapidated Nigeria Be Spending Public Funds Extravagantly As If You Inherited A Rich And Prosperous Country
How Would You Justify The Following Extravagant Spendings Under Your Government
21 Billion Naira To Renovate The Vice President House
70 Billion Naira To The National Assembly Members To Buy SUVs At The Cost 160 Million Naira Per One For Senators And House Of Representatives Members Specifically
4 Billion Naira To Renovate Dodan Barrack Lagos Another 3 Billion Naira To Renovate Aguda House
5 Billion Naira Was Given To Presidential Tax Reforms Committee Of Less Than Twenty People Headed By Taiwo Oyedele With Nothing To Show For It
1.5 Billion Naira To Purchase Cars For Your Wife Senator Oluremi Tinubu Despite The Fact That First Lady Office Is Not Recognised By Our Constitution
300% Salary Increase For The Judges Which Was Speedily Passed By The Insensitive And Irresponsible Senators
5 Billion Naira Was Budgeted For Presidential Fleet Of Cars For President Bola Ahmad Tinubu
5 Billion equally budgeted for Presidential Yatch
225 Billion naira spent on so-called Presidential Jet
90 Billion naira spent on 2024 Hajj pilgrimage
Billions of Naira Was Budgeted For Your Trips Including The Vice President Kashim Shettima To The Detriment Of The Citizens
Every Senator Is Paid 21 Million Naira Monthly
House Of Representatives Are Earning 13.5 Million Monthly All The Increment Was Done By Your Government
15 Trillion Naira Lagos Calabar Coastal Road Was Awarded Illegally To Your Friend A Lebanese Gilbert Chagoury Who Was Repatriated Back To His Country By The Former President Obasanjo
You Have The Largest Ministers Ever In The History Of Nigeria.
Eze finishing of agulu village is a known fraudster to everyone in anambra state, very unfortunate Obidients package him as saint thinking other patriotic Nigerians don't have common sense like them
Glimpsetv: A video of three young Nigerian ladies wearing hijab, condemning a woman who allegedly celebrated selling her vote to the APC for ₦15,000 during the just-concluded Ekiti State governorship election, has sparked various reactions online.
There have been several reactions to the alleged vote-buying incidents during the Ekiti election. However, these ladies were particularly upset by a viral video of the woman who came online to publicly celebrate receiving ₦15,000 for her vote while showing her inked thumb, indicating that she had just cast her vote or completed the transaction she was allegedly paid for.
In their reaction video, the young ladies mocked and criticized the woman’s decision, describing it as short-sighted and emphasizing that “the money no go last.”
They expressed disappointment over voters prioritizing immediate financial gain over decisions that could affect their future.
One of the ladies stated that the ₦15,000 would not be enough to cover her needs in a serious situation, such as paying a ransom if she were kidnapped. She also criticized the celebration of such a small amount, comparing it with others who allegedly receive millions of naira.
Many people online have expressed satisfaction with seeing young Nigerians openly condemn the act of vote selling. Watch the video and listen to the full reaction. Cc: Nlfpmod
2023 obi contested as Christians candidate under labour party and he was defeated , now he is contesting as Igbo candidate under NDC he will still be defeated before 1pm
TheMensch: No wonder people hate you on this forum. For this particular comment on such sensitive matter, you truly deserve to be hated. Learn to differentiate politics from humanity.
This is very commendable from the coven of mandate snatchers and grabbers in a bid to favour them and their families for standing on the mandate of a faaake guru str*tegist kum roasted electricity fraud
Yarimo, how many pieces of rice and spaghetti do you have left
Politics › Re: I Wish I Could Bring You To APC - Yilwatda To Wike by yarimo(m): 10:34am On Jun 24
they should throw some punch on him immediately nonsense 
