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Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by paddylo1(m): 3:22pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
Ileke-IdI: If you were on ground in Lagos u would have known that GEJ would win massively here I have been telling everyone on NL that GEJ will win LAGOS. . but they didnt listen Most people said Fashola for Guvnor. . .GEJ for president. . thats their choice All this noise about ACN selling out is BS. . For one Ribadu is not a popular or good candidate to begin with He also messed up by agreeing to stand down for buhari who is loathed in Lagos(For canceling the lagos Subway project in 1983) That turned a lot of would be ACN voters off. . and most voted for PDP. . . Also Lagos is 40% igbo so they pulled their weight too. . . Jonathan scored over 1Million votes in Lagos. . thats no mean feat. . and cannot be explained away by useless conspiracy theories |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by sbeezy8: 3:23pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
^^^ nonsense lagos wit 6 million voters registered only got 15% of the voters registered to vote GEJ- yet that is not fishy? If igbos voted massively for GEJ in lagos then the voting number would be atleast 2.5 millions- 3 million. but its not |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Kobojunkie: 3:24pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
Ileke-IdI: That coming from @Eko_ile/@babapupa, you need to mark those words. It is already in the grapevine that ACN may have had a hand in the PDP victory in the south west. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Nobody: 3:25pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
Kobojunkie: @bolded That was smart, I suppose. Lol bakare - the sacrificial lamb. Well, later we'll get the full info on why ACN want that seat so bad. sbeezy8:I'm sorry. My knowledge on thisis kinda limited. And I'm learning a lot by comments that some (i.e koboj and Eko-Ile) are posting. If you know so much, try posting what you know. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by favouredjb(f): 3:25pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
Eko Ile: of course,tinubu sold out,that one is an open secret,and it favoured us i think u guys in Acn should demand an explanation from ur asiwaju in my P.U staunch acn members were all singing and shouting jonathan at the last minute,i was shocked. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by sbeezy8: 3:27pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
sbeezy8: STAMPING THIS MYSELF COMMON SENSE |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by paddylo1(m): 3:30pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
sbeezy8: How is it fishy pea brain?. . .How many voted in the NASS elections of last week?. . . and why didnt u find it fishy then. . nonsense PS. . .this weeks turnout was larger than last weeks |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Nobody: 3:31pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
paddy_lo: 1. Lagos' vote, as some said was not only achieved because of the Igbos there. 2. Lagos state was not the only state that voted massively for GEJ 3. When did Buhari became detested in Lagos again. . . . Judging from the crowds. . . . Infact, I think we need to go back and investigate those crowds. . . . |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by sbeezy8: 3:32pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
paddy_lo: it was fishy back then just like anambras "free and fair" election was, yet everyone looked the other way Ileke-IdI: babes paddy lo dont know shiot too he aint in gidi cause he talkin stuupid trus i kno. buhari was never hated in lagos. if he was that hated ACN whos base is basically lagos would have never even entered into talks |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Nobody: 3:33pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
favouredjb: Ehnn. . . ok, so if Tinubu did actually "sell" the SW's votes, was there enough time to change people's mind? You said @ the last minute. We're talking about millions of people here. How does the selling process go? |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by sbeezy8: 3:38pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
Ileke-IdI: 1 was either low voter turn out or plain non counting of votes look at the numbers doesnt add up WHOLE LAGOS 12 MILLION + PEOPLE, 6 million registered, only 1.5 million casted their votes? cmon |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by paddylo1(m): 3:41pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
sbeezy8: Negro pls. . .am live in LAGOS. . .and i voted too. . .in both elections Thats more than i can say for u. . Ilekeidi or Kobojunkie. . . right now its raining in Lagos. . .The GODs must favor Jonathan . . . . |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Nobody: 3:43pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
paddy_lo: LOL, Sweety, more than you can say for me? Ok, I might not have voted in physical, but I voted spiritually for (candidate not GEJ). sbeezy8:Interesting. Arent you pro-GEJ, btw. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Akosbaba(m): 3:44pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
The only serious challenge to GEJ's return as president was an ACN+CPC coalition,anything else was just wishing on a star |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by sbeezy8: 3:47pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
Akosbaba: not really had ribadu won the whole SW GEJ wouldnt have won it would have been a runoff. in kogi the amount that was invalid outweighted the amount of voters. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by paddylo1(m): 3:48pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
sbeezy8: u are not making sense here dude. . .the NASS assembly election should have been higher than this for your hypothesis to pan out u claim the NASS were also rigged. . . so why didnt ACN stuff the whole ballots and inflate their figures?. . . dude i am in the country i voted. . .waited and watched them count in front of everyone afterwards all party agents signed and acknowledged the results. . and after that it was pasted for all to see. . Meanwhile accreditation before voting means that only the number of people accredited will vote. . . eg if 133 ppl are accredited in a polling unit of say 600. . .then only 133 ppl will vote and results for that unit cannot exceed 133. . . ppl just shout rigging as if people are zombies. . . I saw mums and pops on the line. . and u couldnt pay them money to vote ACN on saturday. . they were all looking for the umbrella lol. . . |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by sbeezy8: 3:52pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
^^^ dear paddy lo you make no sense NASS elections were not free and fair ACN came out to be the winner and everyone didnt care about whether it was free or not. just as long as ACN won common sense from me |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by soloqy: 3:54pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
paddy_lo: Thank you very much. People that are on the ground are calling it as it is and they are imagining things. Asiwaju sold nothing( I dislike him by the way). Asiwaju has control only over card carrying party members and not the Lagos public. This debate came up 2 days before this election and I said the same thing. Lagos is dynamic and I have lived here for the past 17 yrs. I have seen elections come and go. GEJ is liked. You people have to just get it. Why is it so difficult for you people to understand? Lagosians and South Westerners weighed the people before them and chose Jonathan. In the NASS elections , they made a statement against OBJ and the others in this one, they just made an easy choice between Buhari, Jonathan and Ribadu. Apart from that, yoruba names suffered a lot under Buhari during his time as military ruler. Add the Lagos metro line that he truncated, you get a bad hunting ground for him You had to interact with people in Lagos and the SW and hear them saying that neither ACN nor Tinubu could have made them vote otherwise. Next week, we will all troupe out and vote Fashola. This elections is about individuals and not parties. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Kobojunkie: 3:55pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
Ileke-IdI: No, there was no low turnout at the polls in Lagos oo. I think as some have alluded, ACN reps at the polls may have advised people to vote PDP. I heard that on ChannelsTV yesterday, and again later on and it has been repeated again on here. So, you never know, it could have happened. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by favouredjb(f): 3:56pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
@ileke idi,so u don't know anything can happen in naija at the last minute?with party agents telling their ppl who to vote for,lol even on the queue! |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Phonon: 3:58pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
Everybody is talking about Jonathan winning.Let us just wait for the final results before making definitive statements. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Nobody: 3:58pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
soloqy: That was my earlier question: 1) If Tinubu had the ability to sell SW votes, how did he change millions of minds without the media or any mental force? It's simply impossible. 2) Not only Lagos voted for GEJ in millions, could it be remotely possible for Tinubu to change their mind? NO GEJ was not the best choice, but I guess SW was content from last saturday and they decided to reward GEJ for a free and "fair" election. Possible expl. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by AYODEJI4LOVE(m): 3:58pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
this time around we did not vote after ethnical difference or religious is sw.am even surprise at the result of lagos and oyo,the difference is so clear,i really like this thread, |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by AYODEJI4LOVE(m): 3:59pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
this time around we did not vote after ethnical difference or religious is sw.am even surprise at the result of lagos and oyo,the difference is so clear,i really like this thread, |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by eldee(m): 3:59pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
Ileke-IdI: What's your argument? That the people that voted in Lagos for GEJ were imported? Everyone I know from Lagos said the people love GEJ, it reflected in the elections . . .and you're here giving us Super Story about your spiritual voting. The internet vote was anti . . . GEJ, but they don't get coounted. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by sbeezy8: 4:00pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
what yorubas suffered under buhari? incase you dont know yorubas do not care about who suffered what 20 yrs ago! you guys are making SW too tribalstic. no one hates buhari in the SW, Hes just not on GEJs level Kobojunkie: it was either low turn out, votes were not counted and or people who voted for acn nass voted for gej as president. the numbers dont add up 1.5 million voters out of 6 millions registered? ribadu was the lamb. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by soloqy: 4:00pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
sbeezy8: Please are you in the country? Are you in any of the states in the SW? Its not easy to rig these elections. If you go back to the polling stations now, the results of each polls would still be pasted there. And even if someone tears it up, all the agents have copies and Nigerians wait and count the results, with people recording taking photo shots and writing results. On what do you base your allegations? This is the presidential polls, definitely more people will turn out for this one more than the NASS elections. Next week will also have more turnouts than the NASS.Its logical as a lot of people didnt even know who the candidates for the NASS elctions were. But in this, they know the individuals involved. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Nobody: 4:01pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
favouredjb: If that happened in all SW states, that would have been reported to JEGA like last Saturday's event. I'm sorry, I dont believe your theory. Kobojunkie: You and this theory too? Ok, so what is your explanation for the other SW state poll result? |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Nobody: 4:03pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
eldee: Please start from the beginning and not the middle. I think you quoted the wrong person. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Nnamdiejik(m): 4:04pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
no mind am,na goat! |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by Nobody: 4:06pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
I believe the best way to tackle corruption and rigging (Not saying this election had that or not) is to reward people who report this cases. With evidence, of course. If parties are paying people to rig, then Nigerian govt should pay people for reporting such events. Best method. |
Re: Would Gej Be Showing Signs of Victory Without The Sw Votes? by sbeezy8: 4:06pm On Apr 17, 2011 |
[size=13pt] I want to know why the low number of votes in the SW- JEGA ANNOUNCED 15 MILLION REGISTERED TO VOTE IN THE SW YET bearly 3-4 million voted in all SW STATES PUT TOGETHER, ITS NOT ADDING UP[/size] |
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