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Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical Rule by YoungestMuller(m): 11:36pm On Mar 29, 2015
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Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical
Rule, Radio Nigeria Says Jonathan
Leading In 22 States
The Presidential aspirations of the All
Progressives Congress (APC) candidate,
Muhammadu Buhari may be cut short as the unofficial figures coming in suggest
that he has failed to garner 25% of the
votes in the following states. 1. Imo 2.
Abia 3. Anambra 4. Ebonyi 5. Rivers 6.
Bayelsa 7. Delta 8. Benue 9. Enugu
10.Cross Rivers 11. Akwaibom 12. Edo. If Buhari fails to make 25% in 2 more
states, even if he secures the highest
votes, he cannot win the election.
According to law, the candidate with the
most votes is declared the winner in the
first round, as long as he gains at least 25% of the votes in two-thirds of
Nigeria’s 36 states.
The ruling PDP is leading in Plateau,
Taraba, Lagos, Ekiti, and Ondo states,
while the races in Oyo, Kwara and Kogi
states are to close to call. Radio Nigeria, also reported that the
incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan
is leading in 22 States.
INEC has yet to declare any official
results.
- The Herald
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Re: Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical Rule by UrennaNkoli(f): 11:39pm On Mar 29, 2015
Go to hell with the technical rule.

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Re: Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical Rule by bamog(m): 11:42pm On Mar 29, 2015
lipsrsealed i can smell rigging!! Kowa party all d way!! Vote remi sonaya
Re: Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical Rule by KenJak(m): 11:42pm On Mar 29, 2015
ah Jonathan is in mess... APC won Ondo state. It is my state.
Re: Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical Rule by bunmioguns(m): 11:48pm On Mar 29, 2015
YoungestMuller:
[b]
Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical
Rule, Radio Nigeria Says Jonathan
Leading In 22 States
The Presidential aspirations of the All
Progressives Congress (APC) candidate,
Muhammadu Buhari may be cut short as the unofficial figures coming in suggest
that he has failed to garner 25% of the
votes in the following states. 1. Imo 2.
Abia 3. Anambra 4. Ebonyi 5. Rivers 6.
Bayelsa 7. Delta 8. Benue 9. Enugu
10.Cross Rivers 11. Akwaibom 12. Edo. If Buhari fails to make 25% in 2 more
states, even if he secures the highest
votes, he cannot win the election.
According to law, the candidate with the
most votes is declared the winner in the
first round, as long as he gains at least 25% of the votes in two-thirds of
Nigeria’s 36 states.
The ruling PDP is leading in Plateau,
Taraba, Lagos, Ekiti, and Ondo states,
while the races in Oyo, Kwara and Kogi
states are to close to call. Radio Nigeria, also reported that the
incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan
is leading in 22 States.
INEC has yet to declare any official
results.
- The Herald
[/b]

Re: Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical Rule by appini: 11:51pm On Mar 29, 2015
The PDP pull a fast one on the APC when the card reader was discarded.

That singular move by GEJ at Otueke changed the elections in favour of the PDP.
Re: Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical Rule by AJOT99(m): 11:53pm On Mar 29, 2015
I hear u
Re: Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical Rule by KenJak(m): 11:57pm On Mar 29, 2015
UrennaNkoli:
Go to hell with the technical rule.

Comfirm hell for them.
Re: Buhari May Lose Elections On Technical Rule by BobUg28(m): 12:20am On Mar 30, 2015
This bull-shiiit has gone viral? I saw this since yesterday morning. We are counting on the results we are getting directly from the INEC office...so stop deceiving yourself.

The deeds has been done and no going back...SAI BUHARI!

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