2023: Former Enugu Gov Predicts Woeful Fall of Igbo if They Fail to Accept ‘Reality of Tinubu’s Presidency’

• Former Enugu state governor Ken Nnamani has simply made it known that the Yoruba are not the problems of the Igbo
• In a long piece, he x-rayed the relationship between the Igbo and the Yoruba and urged them to face the reality of the incoming President Bola Tinubu
• Nnamani predicted further that the two major political parties will lose the forthcoming presidential election in 2023

The former Governor of Enugu State, Chimaroke Nnamani has said that it is not late for the Igbo to reflect on and carefully X-Ray the looming reality of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

In his long piece, “the Igbo Insularity and its Yoruba Wahala,” Nnamani asked Igbos several questions bothering on their relationship with the Yoruba, noting that the Yorubas are not their problem, Daily Independent reported.

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He said;

“When you shift power to Yoruba, you don’t go to Kwara or Kogi, you go to Southwest. But the weakness of the South East zone is patently obvious such that they throw any bones at us and we bite.

“We must always be expected to show gratitude for any pittance. After all, we were spared with “no victor, no vanquished” We should be happy and don’t worry. We can always resort to spare parts and hugging containers. For this ongoing political expedition, my Igbo people have suffered the consequences of Sociopolitical Insularity. Confused by mediocre and cry, babies. Emergency Politicos. Whose ticket out of the burden of inferiority and underachievement is ethnocentric preachments.”

Two parties will lose the presidential election in 2023, Nnamani noted

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He categorically stated that “the two political parties with emotional capture of my people will lose the presidential election. One a pure exercise in self-driven political catharsis, the order of a known abuser and denigrator of my people, The Nation also reported.

Although Legit.ng observed the former governor did not mention the names of the parties, it appeared that he was referring to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Labour Party (LP).

He affirmed thus:

“The Igbo are out of the power echelon of an African State they helped found. Product of self-injury and own goal. We need a restart. Based on a paradigm shift. Careful but calculated risk.”

Nnamani cautioned that “the Igbo has to retrace the steps of Okpara and Awolowo, The United Progressive Grand Alliance. An Igbo-Yoruba Alliance. It is not late for the Igbo to reflect on and carefully X-Ray the looming reality of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

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Tinubu arrives popular northern state for crucial town-hall Meeting ahead of 2023 polls

The presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu alongside his running mate, Senator Kashim Shettima touched down Niger state for a crucial meeting.

According to a viral video sighted by Legit.ng, Jagaban, or city boy as he is fondly called was seen being welcomed on arrival by some of the party's bigwigs in Niger state.

Legit.ng gathered that Tinubu is billed to have a town-hall meeting with the agro-allied and commodity groups in the state.

2023 presidency: No more silence as PDP ex-gov predicts woeful fate for opposition party

Former Governor Ayodele Fayose has opened up on his fear that there are worse days ahead for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

The former Ekiti governor via his verified Twitter handle on Sunday, November 6, stated that for a long time he has been silent over the tussle and unrest ravaging the PDP with the hope that things will get better.

But Fayose said since his expectations are not forthcoming, it is time he speaks up.

Source: Legit.ng