Firstly, the only option in the upcoming elections, the most transparent youngest and fit contender from the South and throughout Nigeria is Peter Obi. We know that much. But....

As a Northerner, Southern Kaduna, there's a sentiment that has always lingered in the north about the Igbos of Nigeria. We were always made to believe the Igbos are the problem of Nigeria, because of the civil war. We grew up literally taught to distrust and hate the Igbos. And I am from a very deep Christian family, as are many Southern Kaduna people.

Those sentiments and prejudice are, little we know, directed at, and has grown root even against everybody that's non Hausa/Fulani or more specifically the Fulanis. That's why they are at the top of leadership positions in Nigeria even with a population of less than ten percent, using the ever gullible Hausas and other northerners to cruise to victory always and everytime. With absolutely no'ting to show for it. Absolutely.

Those sentiments lives and have breath even in the South, and among fellow Christians. How will Peter Obi break that strong and pungent unjust status quo?

Even among people you think should know better. I say it might be easy for a black man to become president of Russia than an Igbo man being President in Nigeria. We hate and distrust them that much. And you say they should be pleased?

I support Obi cos I know first hand what it means to be marginalized, after writing JAMB four times, cruising through but still not getting admitted cos of my name, religion and origin.

And every Southerner and Christian in Nigeria will taste that soon. Tinubu has just cemented that phenomena.

He has proven to his "Masters" he is very loyal and acknowledge their supremacy.

Hey, on another thought, how imperative and important are the Southerners and Christians in the Nigerian scheme?

We'll see, we'll surely see!

Your opinion though

It’s not hard to see that you a tinubu person
Stop disguising

Exclusively your opinion.

Igbos don't care about your sentiment and you should vote for tifnubu too. Remember, Igbos do not want to be part of Nigeria, so if you are serious about your childhood sentiment, join us to call for referendum