Featured
2023: Netizens slam Senator Orji Kalu after he tells Igbos to wait for their time
According to Senate Chief Whip Orji Uzor Kalu, it will be difficult for any Igbo to win the presidency without allocating the seat to the South East.
Kalu made the announcement during a press conference at the National Assembly Complex in Abuja on Tuesday.
He stated that the presidency is not a regional issue and that it can only be won with the help of other geopolitical zones.
As a result, he urged his fellow South East politicians wanting the highest post to wait until major political parties agreed to zone the ticket to the region.
Below are his statement:
“The presidency is not a local matter. I requested from the major parties that the South East be zoned for the presidency. I had to resign after they failed to accomplish that and since the presidency is not a local concern.
“I have no issue with an Igbo man holding the office of president. However, we must work with other Nigerians. No matter how well-liked you are, it won’t work if we don’t do it with other Nigerians. It’s the Nigerian president, not the Igboland president.
“I’m an Igbo man at heart.” I am also a true Nigerian. If a Southerner had been nominated for president, I would have been the one. So it’s all about the party. “I hold no animosity against anyone running,”
Some angry reactions from twitter users:
-
Latest1 week agoPastor Chris Oyakhilome announces mother’s passing at 88 [VIDEO]
-
Football6 days agoHow David Beckham made $51.1m from 2026 World Cup, surpassing winners’ prize
-
Latest2 days agoUS Immigration fees rise from October 16 as USCIS announces new charges
-
Comments and Issues6 days agoFani-Kayode on Atiku: Separating claims from the record
-
Latest1 week agoHow adulterated palm oil, coloured pepper are putting consumers at risk
-
Crime1 week agoDeaths in NSCDC Custody: Can Nigeria guarantee the safety of detainees?
-
Health5 days agoCOVID-19 Hospital care under scrutiny as US Senate hears patient, family testimonies
-
Business5 days agoOpenAI shelves GPT-6.1 astra release over safety concerns


