For The Next 16 Years, The Igbo Will Never Be On Presidential Seat – Joe Igbokwe; Says Tinubu Will Hand Over To Northerner

By Gideon Njoku

“The Igbo Will still be children of anger and children of hate, and life goes on.” – Igbokwe

An Anambra-born Igbo son, Joe Igbokwe, has said that the Igbo will be nowhere near the Presidential seat for, at least, the next 16 years. To Igbokwe, they shouldn’t even aspire because it would never get to them. Reason according to him: they don’t play nice politics. They are children of hate and children of anger.

Igbokwe, in response to a troll, said that the Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, now President-elect, as announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, will be in power for eight years, after which he would hand over to a Northerner. What Igbokwe is saying is that the Presidential seat is now shared between the North and the South-west.

Igbokwe’s position stemmed from a response by a troll, one Ejike, to Igbokwe’s call on the Igbo Community in Lagos to vote en masse for the re-election of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on March 18, 2023, the day the Governorship election will hold.

In the appeal to the Igbo to vote for Governor Sanwo-Olu, Igbokwe, who is the Special Adviser to Sanwo-Olu on Drainages said: “President-elect, ASIWAJU BAT is a good friend of the Igbo, and he did his best for prominent Igbo businessmen and women in Lagos, including me.

“This is pay back time, and we should do this by voting for GOV SANWO-OLU  en masse on March 18.

But the troll, Ejike, had in response to that told Igbokwe: “Dash him your wife and daughters and enthrone  him as your family deity. That’ll be adequate pay back.”

An obviously angry Igbokwe, in response to Ejike, submitted that Tinubu will be in power for eight years and handover to a Northerner because the Igbo do not know how to play “nice politics.”

His words: “When I see the level of despicable abuses and calling of names coming from the South-east  young people, I run away with the thinking that we did not do our duties as parents. Shame has enveloped me from head to toes.

“Ejike Akunna, jisieike. Mark my words here: Asiwaju from 2023 to 2031 and another Northerner from 2031 to 2039. We will still be children of anger and children of hate, and life goes on. We will be onlookers because we refused to play politics. Dazzol!!!.”