You're free to disagree but let me say this.
The Igbo tribe does not vote for tribe, they mostly vote for the persons they believe will deliver a better result.
Fact check these:
1. In 1999, about 89% of igbo voters voted for President Obasanjo.
2. In 2003, about 65% of Igbo voters voted for President Obasanjo.
3. In 2007, about 90% of Igbos voted for the late President Yar'Adua.
4. In 2011, about 98% of the Igbos voted for President Jonathan.
5. In 2015, about 93% of the Igbos voted got president Jonathan.
6. In 2019, about 98% of the Igbos voted for Atiku.
7. In 2023, about 89% of the Ignos voted for Peter Obi.
Please note that, Ojukwu was one time a presidential candidate within these years.
Despite his fight for the secession of the Igbos, the same Igbos didn't vote for him, massively?
Is it now that the Igbos and all well meaning persons from other tribes are supporting Peter Obi, that it has become a tribal war?
When you're ready to tell yourselves the truth, you'd respect the Igbos and give them their overdue recognition towards nation building.
That's why they're still the richest by spread, and arguably the most educated and enlightened.
Despite never been in power since 1966.
And suffered from a war where their wealth and dignity were significantly eroded.
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