He also expressed support for Peter Obi, insisting that the Igbo people are deeply invested in Nigeria through their businesses, properties and contributions across the country.
He also pushed back against claims that an Igbo president would lead to the Igbos breaking away from Nigeria, stating that those who hold the Igbo people back are equally holding the country back.
He maintained that giving an Igbo man the opportunity to lead Nigeria would allow the country to experience what he believes Igbo leadership can offer.
2 hours agodr_dancequeen
I agree! When the IGBOS lost everything from the Biafra war and made a way out of no way! The most industrious tribe and the owners of most business and entrepreneurs, leaders in the diaspora. Check the stats!! Everyone will live good bc we have too much pride to allow anyone under our reign to fail!! 🙌
2 hours agocallmekennethking
Most tribes don’t want an Igbo man to be president but yet they want one Nigeria. Nigeria will be OK once Peter Obi becomes the president of Nigeria. Umu bingo everywhere
4 hours agoofficial_osco_baba
😂😂😂😂😂 Always talking like they are wise but not 😂. So y'all can turn Nija to land of fake production right? Is that the domination you are saying? Why should they give an igboman ticket in a party formed by others? If you need to win form your party and dominate it,bring a candidate and form alliances,if you win fine if not then go and rest 😂
5 hours agooladotun.akande.77
Why is the south eastern part of Nigeria not a reflection of all these noise and bragging or are the people governing all the states in the east not igbos? Same igbos that ruled Nigeria and dragged the country in a civil war that set us back a billion years are talking nonsense. When Nigeria was operating a region system of government, was the east region the best region?
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