Chidi Nnanna

He will be summoned soon. Just watch

Yes, I did and I am unapologetic about it. Ask him why he feels like he is the authority on peoples political preferences. This goes beyond what you see here. Why does he feel like people who wants to migrate outside nigeria should not have political preferences?

You didn't even look in the mirror or check your own immigration history before you made this tweet? 😅😅 If the people before you had shared the political beliefs you're championing now, you would be somewhere in Awka, dancing at a political rally, cheering for someone younger than you to earn your daily bread. What kind of lack of self-awareness is this?

You didn't even look in the mirror or check your own immigration history before you made this tweet? 😅😅 If the people before you had shared the political beliefs you're championing now, you would be somewhere in Awka, dancing at a political rally, cheering for someone younger than you to earn your daily bread. What kind of lack of self-awareness is this?

First of all, please stay out of matters you don’t have a clear picture of. You don’t know the circumstances of my marriage, my immigration history, or the nature of my relationship with this fellow, so perhaps you should stop making assumptions. For the record, I have never lived illegally in any country, nor did I marry my wife for immigration papers. We knew each other for years before getting married, and we are both accomplished in our respective fields. I married my best friend, and we continue to enjoy our lives together. Now, regarding this fellow you’re defending, my problem with him is his constant habit of talking down to others, particularly fellow Nigerians, and reducing their political preferences to a desperate quest for American visas. The irony is that he himself came to America seeking opportunities. His own immigration journey should inspire some humility, not this newfound sense of superiority. He is entitled to his political opinions, but he is not entitled to ridicule others for pursuing opportunities similar to those he benefited from. You cannot spend your life seeking a place in American society and suddenly start carrying yourself as though you’re the grandson of George Washington. And since you seem particularly concerned about our relationship, let me clarify something. He is not my friend. We met here on Twitter, I invited him to my wedding, he attended, and I genuinely appreciated his presence. That’s it. An invitation to my wedding was not an invitation to dictate my political opinions or purchase my lifelong loyalty. If he chooses to play the victim because I challenge his political grandstanding, that’s entirely his business. I will not turn a blind eye to statements I consider extreme or to his dismissive attitude toward Black Americans and fellow Nigerians simply because we once shared a social occasion. You can defend his political positions all you want, but don’t attempt to manufacture a personal obligation where none exists. He attended my wedding, not my political inauguration. I owe him courtesy, not allegiance. 😂

The “Christians” in US politics are behind some of the craziest corruption happening right now, and they are responsible for fighting really hard to protect the Esptein class. They are political Christians. And many of you are stupid enough to believe them.

I used to have debates on here with my guy. People just isolate the many Christian majority nations that are fucked up or have the same struggles. America and Europe are the only comp they use. Latin America is very Christian. El Salvador before Bukele got there was not dealing with Muslim gangs lol Those drug dealers in Colombia and Mexico go to church so are they any destructive? You people are unreal

I don't really know much about Akwa Ibom or Calabar , but let me speak on behalf of my Igbo people. We Igbos don't really believe in buying cooked food. We prefer to prepare our own meals. One reason I think the Yorubas have thrived more in the food business is that they are more accustomed to buying prepared food rather than always cooking at home. Growing up, our Yoruba neighbours would give their children ₦20 every morning to buy food before going to school. Our parents, on the other hand, rarely did that. They made sure we had food prepared at home before leaving for school. Years ago, if you opened a commercial food business in the East, you might struggle to make sales because people weren't accustomed to buying cooked food. Almost everyone prepared their own meals at home. So, I think this difference in food culture is one of the reasons the Yorubas gained an advantage in the food business.

Some dey online dey drag @Jack_ng01 bitterly while my guy dey go about him assignment on a PJ. This life no balance sha 😂

Dayo Isreal acts like a possessed and petulant child, he's an embarrassment to the office he holds, and i am very sure the FG has no hands in whatever show of shame he's currently engaged in. This isn't what the APC or President Tinubu stands for.

Well, Cross, no it’s not about regional presidency for me. It’s about competence & som1 that will reset the country. Howeva, there’s such a thing as right person & right time. I won’t say more. You know where I fought from the last time. The factors don’t align this time.

This man had the opportunity to be come the next VP, then use it as a launch pad for his 2031 or 2025 presidential bid, instead he foolishly left the coalition, thereby setting Ndi Igbo back politically. Tueh!

When the dust finally settles, everyone will come to appreciate the damage this particular 2027 run has done the SE. For now, it’s pumping everyone’s adrenaline so the rest of thinking logically all sound stupid to them.

lol. I know they are doing this intentionally to prove a point.