please this is my unbiased analysis about Igbos, Nigerians and politics.


We all know the election was a grately manipulated (RIGGED), but on second thought can a divided opposition restle power from the ruling party?

concerning Wike, his hate for Igbo is written all over his face ...
he is good in making enemies than friend.

as for Sanwo Olu, he really performed well and deserve re-election, lagosians to attest to that.


For Tinibu presidency I don't have confidence that he will perform knowing fully well that
1. He is too old
2. He will reinforce those cabinets buhari used
3. ffk, mc olomo, kabaka, festus kayemo what do you expect with the crop of people he works with..


I PRAY TINIBU GOVERNMENT WILL PULL A SURPRISED ON NIGERIANS AND MAKE US SMILE AGAIN


I continue Igbo and politic in Nigeria .....

Nigeria is not a country that rewards competency, Nigerians are too Emotional and tribaly attached to thier tribe especially Igbos and Hausas.


The Igbos are said to be the most traveled of all tribes in Nigeria, their quest for success especially in business has taken them to every part of the world.
So I think what Igbos needs is inclusiveness and have a share in dividends of democracy.

I must tell you Igbos contributes greatly in development of Nigeria.

When it comes to politics in Nigeria , I think one of the key rules is hide your emotions and try to be friendly with all even if they stimulate your anger trigger.

Even if you don't mean it, display fake humility towards those who are disrespectful to you until you get what you want.


Yorubas did it and it worked.

Due to boastful nature of Igbos they find it difficult to use this strategy as an Igbo man you can't always force your opinions and choices on the people but through persuasive means as you do in business.



May God bless Igbos and heal the Good citizens of Nigeria that INEC truancated thier will I pray supreme Court will do justice to that.



Thanks for reading.

Antiurchins:


When it comes to politics in Nigeria , I think one of the key rules is hide your emotions and try to be friendly with all even if they stimulate your anger trigger.

Even if you don't mean it, display fake humility towards those who are disrespectful to you until you get what you want.


Yorubas did it and it worked.

Due to boastful nature of Igbos they find it difficult to use this strategy as an Igbo man you can't always force your opinions and choices on the people but through persuasive means as you do in business.

Thanks so much. I recalled an Igbo woman almost poured all her spit tank on me at Lugbe market, Abuja last Wednesday. She was so confident Obi ll win. She cursed Tinubu as if he raped her mom.
I saw the boast, I saw the look on the hausas faces that I should just leave her to bark cos they ll teach her lessons on election day. Na the result we dey see so.