I cannot believe that this Iwu that conducted an 'UNFAIR ELLECTION' is condemning the recent American election asking them to learn from us or him. Maybe he wants American to learn how to conduct violent elections - marred with killings, buying voters with money, bribery, threat and stealing the votes and choices of the poor. He wants them to learn that we can decide on who will be ellected before elctions - regardless the outcome of elections, through false manipulations from his office. Due to American population, despite the method they used, people still spent hours on lines before they… [Read Full Text]

Iwu must have been out of his mind to have said things like that instead of applauding the Americans and their system he is condenming it what excatly does he want them to learn from us is it how to rig elections or what, he cannot fool all of us at the same time we are not blind any more he better rethink before he opens his mouth to says any nonesense

Let’s not be too harsh on ourselves here, lest we forget that the US has been conducting Presidential elections since the late 1700s. 44 Presidential elections, so far, compared to Nigeria's 2nd Presidential election which dates back to 1979. If one looks at the controversy surrounding the US 2000 election, one can conclude that elections in the US are still growing pains that was perfected further this year - they still have problems with voters' registration and electronic voting machines which some wanted Nigeria to try and would've been compromised - given machine errors - not some mago-mago of rigging… [Read Full Text]

I am quite astonished that Prof. Iwu who, in spite of his shortcomings in the last bungled election in Nigeria, now has the audacity to criticize the world's oldest "true" democracy. If one were to equate the US Electoral process as one which is representative of the "government of the people, for the people and run by the people", the experiment of the democratic nuance which Prof. Iwu ran would be in pari passu with a child's play. To Prof. Iwu, the outcome of the election were already known. The candidates who were "selected", not "elected" knew ahead of time… [Read Full Text]

Iwu is the most stupid man in the world. Rather than telling Nigerians to learn from a true, and fair way of conducting election, he is condemning it. American, Don't need to learn from Nigeria in any way Prof. Iwu if you were in American I am sure you will be languishing in Max. security prison for election fraud lurky you

What is wrong with conducting an election over many days if this will enable virtually all the elligible voters cast their vote. I note that Iwu was apparently referring to the presidential election. Is he not aware that the election was not only presidential but also included gubernatorial, senatorial and house of rep? Over how many days did Iwu conduct his phantom presidential, senatorial and house of rep elections?

Ecce African 'intellectuals.' Absent a robust LITERARY TRADITION, they pimp on the traditions of others.

Ecce the African 'professoriate.' Captured in US and UK universities, alienated to the core and deeper, they talk about "African philosophy," African this, that; yet, stuck they are, in the land of the ugly and the beautiful: the USA. Marooned.

And now comes a professor with a naive, uninformed, perhaps 'post' modernist critique of the recent elections. Dude, you have a right to your OPINIONS, however ungrounded and ungroundable, but you do not have a right to SPIN US constitutional… [Read Full Text]