We already know that about 70% of Buhari's supporters are internet followers.
We are voting GEJ today.

ascaris:
We already know that about 70% of Buhari's supporters are internet followers.
We are voting GEJ today.

I guess you have eyes to read and brain to assimilate what I wrote up there Bro?

im not voting,buh i wld have vote for GMB if im with MY pvc
MY REASONS: its been 16 years of the same thing,there was improvement but lets test other ideologies and see how it fares!
GOD BLESS NIGERIA
MAY GOD DECIDE THE BEST FOR US

Since we are not voting what kind of views can we share??

If u r in the diaspora like myself all we can do is how hands in prayers

Sweetguy25:
I'm not voting because of the same reasons as you.

If I had my PVC in my hands, I'll definitely vote for GEJ. I didn't vote for him in 2011 because I saw him as timid, shy and easily intimidated. I was rooting for GMB because I voted GMB in 2007 and I was swayed by the whole anti-corruption and incorruptible persona he has.

My hatred for GMB started with the 2011 post election violence. Hundreds of people were killed in his name and the man never cared or showed any remorse.

If Buhari wins, it will be a big slap to the souls of the young Nigerians who lost their lives in 2011.

Good point Bro may God help us decide the best.

I have never liked the idea of going out to cast votes during elections because I don't trust Politicians, and I am one of those that would not blame any politician because I know my inaction (in a way) helped put them where they are. But in 2011 I decided to go out of my way and vote Jonathan because he was like a deviation from the norm, he was not one of those recycled politician and I believed he would want to bring about a difference. See where we are today.
In this country, those that have good track record in governance are never given the opportunity to serve, those with obvious questionable character are seen in every aspect of governance. Worse still, those who are in a position to question these people of shady character are either frustrated into oblivion or gets cut down in one way or the other.
Every government that has ruled since I became politically aware of my environment has never seen itself do wrong, so anybody criticizing them (even constructively) is seen as an enemy of the state. The moment our politicians realize that nobody is perfect and that the dent in one's character can best be spotted by others, and vice versa, then things will begin to get better.
As of today, I'm not convinced that anybody that wins will do anything different from what others have done in the past (I stand to be corrected) and as such I'm not bothering myself to go out and vote.
For those who do and their preferred candidates do not win, election is supposed to be a show of will and choice of the people and not the test of strength and weapon power. Let's all imbibe the spirit of sportsmanship and not that of gamesmanship. This fragile peace we enjoy can never be equated with the slightest civil unrest or fight under any guise.
Let's be wise for our sake and that of our future generation.
Go and vote and not fight.
God bless us all.

mainpesin:
im not voting,buh i wld have vote for GMB if im with MY pvc
MY REASONS: its been 16 years of the same thing,there was improvement but lets test other ideologies and see how it fares!
GOD BLESS NIGERIA
MAY GOD DECIDE THE BEST FOR US

We all have the rights to vote, thanks for contributing.

Sweetguy25:
I'm not voting because of the same reasons as you.

If I had my PVC in my hands, I'll definitely vote for GEJ. I didn't vote for him in 2011 because I saw him as timid, shy and easily intimidated. I was rooting for GMB because I voted GMB in 2007 and I was swayed by the whole anti-corruption and incorruptible persona he has.

My hatred for GMB started with the 2011 post election violence. Hundreds of people were killed in his name and the man never cared or showed any remorse.

If Buhari wins, it will be a big slap to the souls of the young Nigerians who lost their lives in 2011.

Did Buhari ask people to protest?

Are you sure you're not lying to yourself by saying Buhari didn't condemn the riot/killing?

Sweetguy25:
I'm not voting because of the same reasons as you.

If I had my PVC in my hands, I'll definitely vote for GEJ. I didn't vote for him in 2011 because I saw him as timid, shy and easily intimidated. I was rooting for GMB because I voted GMB in 2007 and I was swayed by the whole anti-corruption and incorruptible persona he has.

My hatred for GMB started with the 2011 post election violence. Hundreds of people were killed in his name and the man never cared or showed any remorse.

If Buhari wins, it will be a big slap to the souls of the young Nigerians who lost their lives in 2011.

U hated buhari for the killings in 2011 but u love GEJ for the killings that occur during the NIS recruitment scam just last year, who are u deceiving? Support whoever u want to support and stop trying to pool a wool over our eyes.

Following on TV.... Accreditation ward 13 at otueke is slow due to card readers not working perfectly and President GEJ has been waiting for more than 15 minutes.

GMB too