INEC Press Statement, Be Informed. This is the total number of eligible voters in each Six Geopolitical Zone in Nigeria by INEC

SOUTH EAST:
Abia 1,481,191
Anambra 1,758,220
Enugu 1,301,185
Imo 1,611,715
Ebonyi 876,249
TOTAL = 7,028,560
------------------------------------------------------------------SOUTH WEST:
Lagos 6,247,845
Ogun 1,869,326
Osun 1,293,967
Ondo 1,558,975
Ekiti 750,753
Oyo 2,577,490
TOTAL=14,298,356
------------------------------------------------------------------SOUTH SOUTH:
Edo 1,412;225
Delta 1,900,055
Bayelsa 472,389
Akwa Ibom 1,714,781
RIvers 2,419,057
C/Rivers 1,018,550
TOTAL 8,937,057
------------------------------------------------------------------NORTH CENTRAL:
Benue 1,415,162
Kogi 1,215,405
Kwara 1,115,665
Nassarawa 1,224,206
Niger 721,478
Plateau 1,983,453
TOTAL 7,675,369
------------------------------------------------------------------NORTH EAST:
Adamawa 1,714,860
Bauchi 1,835,562
Borno 2,730,368
Gombe 1,266,993
Taraba 1,308,106
Yobe 1,182,230
TOTAL 10,038,119
------------------------------------------------------------------NORTH WEST:
Jigawa 1,852,698
Kano 5,135,415
Katsina 2,931,668
Kaduna 3,565,762
Kebbi 1,603,468
Sokoto 2,065,508
Zamfara 1,746,024
TOTAL 18,900,543.


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OREMUSSANCTUS:
Its better for dis country to split dan for buhari to win dis election. Let dose a*boki go to suck dem cow milk, and not dying and killing demselves over oiye

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Its better for dis country to split dan for buhari to win dis election. Let dose a*boki go to suck dem cow milk, and not dying and killing demselves over oiye

Imoy:
OP were is ur source?

temitemi1:
Apc take note so that u won't be givin us any crazy figure later!! GEJ till 2019!!!

optimusprimer:


Inec is my source.

Imoy:


Nairaland look like Inec Headquarters?

Jezyfreezman:
u gat a fvckin problem and dat ur fvckin problem,
grow up mah niggah
we not discussin abt cow rears,
suckad1k

WisdomFlakes:
Little wonder why GEJ Is bent on forcing out Jega to pave the way for a stooge who will help him rig.

If I were Jonathan I would panic too coz the two largest geopolitical zones that will decide this election, SW & NW, have already rejected him.

dablazor:

You are not totally right sir, the votes of the SW would be divided, its like this, I have asked around and I discovered only the optimist and the gullible(so to say) are going to be voting for Buhari, the realist of the lot are behind GEJ.
I might be wrong, but I seem to ask most westerners about the elections, and I notice most SW voters above 50 are also behind GEJ.

Desteenee:
Chai, this is JEMATICS o.Borno 2million gini? JEGA haba!

dablazor:

You are not totally right sir, the votes of the SW would be divided, its like this, I have asked around and I discovered only the optimist and the gullible(so to say) are going to be voting for Buhari, the realist of the lot are behind GEJ.
I might be wrong, but I seem to ask most westerners about the elections, and I notice most SW voters above 50 are also behind GEJ.

WisdomFlakes:


I am sorry but my experience overwhelmingly contradicts yours. I am Yoruba and I have sampled opinions far and wide even as far as Oyo, Ogun, and Osun and I have not seen any credible evidence that Jonathan would will get beyond 30%, at best.

The animosity against his candidacy in the region was crystalized by the Fuel subsidy removal crisis.

Don't kid yourself into thinking that Jonathan isn't aware of an impending loss, hence why he's toying with the idea of replacing Jega. Those days of cooking up numbers are gone with the introduction of PVCs.

I predict that even the SE will spring surprises for Buhari this time around. Forget the noises bro. Na we dey on ground and we know wassup. No matter how you slice or dice it, GEJ cannot win this election if it's free and fair.

dablazor:

Hmm ok, like I said; I might be wrong, and you might be right. Just to be clear, I never cooked up my findings and indeed its on that I was able to come to that conclusion. I also have to add, most Westerners that are behind GEJ are quite silent, I notice they barely speak out.. And hey dyou notice most westerners
barely go to the polls? (Modified)
And by the way, 30% is just 20% away from 50%, mathematically speaking that is something if added to the combined Eastern and Southern votes. And also I won't be expecting that much surprises from the South and East.
March 28 is just few weeks away

WisdomFlakes:


I am sorry but my experience overwhelmingly contradicts yours. I am Yoruba and I have sampled opinions far and wide even as far as Oyo, Ogun, and Osun and I have not seen any credible evidence that Jonathan would will get beyond 30%, at best.

The animosity against his candidacy in the region was crystalized by the Fuel subsidy removal crisis.

Don't kid yourself into thinking that Jonathan isn't aware of an impending loss, hence why he's toying with the idea of replacing Jega. Those days of cooking up numbers are gone with the introduction of PVCs.

I predict that even the SE will spring surprises for Buhari this time around. Forget the noises bro. Na we dey on ground and we know wassup. No matter how you slice or dice it, GEJ cannot win this election if it's free and fair.

henryangelo:

It pleases me to remind you that their have never been a free and fair election in the whole wide world even in America

WisdomFlakes:


Yes, March 28 is just few weeks away, let's just hope Jonathan will allow the elections to hold this time around. No hanky panky, pls.