LocalStandard1:
They believe it's wrong cause it was given to a "structureless Party". But all other polls put Labour Party's Peter Obi to win, so they believe it's just social media frenzy. But Social media wasn't popular in 2011, so they believe they it just can't be possible and don't ask why.

FatherOfJesus:
social media doesn't exist in 2015 and 2019 as well?

I think they won't accept it because it's not what they want to hear or see. It's denial, that's how Denialism works

Workch:
ANAP polls has consistently been right since 2011, they predicted that joanths will win in 2011 and Buhari in 2015 and 2019.

One what ground do you think that they are wrong now by predicting Peter Obi as the winner?

Why do you think we should disbelieve them and believe you?

HIGHESTPOPORI:
But there was polling unit on social media in 2015? Urchin must urchinate

Workch:
ANAP polls has consistently been right since 2011, they predicted that joanths will win in 2011 and Buhari in 2015 and 2019.

One what ground do you think that they are wrong now by predicting Peter Obi as the winner?

Why do you think we should disbelieve them and believe you?

yarimo:
did INEC ever have polling unit on social media ? Just simple question oo

obailala:
Those claiming the polls are wrong are somply people who are too scared to accept the truth.

Only way the polls can be wrong is if the 'structured' parties resort to brutal desperate rigging!

LocalStandard1:
They believe it's wrong cause it was given to a "structureless Party". But all other polls put Labour Party's Peter Obi to win, so they believe it's just social media frenzy. But Social media wasn't popular in 2011, so they believe it just can't be possible and don't ask why.

ganisucks:

Even your oga don tire. Why did he cancel Kano rally? Ganduje, yesterday called the CBN in his state to cry about the naira swap policy. Today, he has dragged the FG to court. The writing is on the wall, but you want to form ostrich. If polls really scare you, then I beg you to stop watching Channels TV, before Peterside and Seun give you high BP, when they release ANAP poll.

ojoadeola:
This poll is for APC to lose

ANAP poll was right in its result but the calculation was faulty

From my personal analysis, All those in support of Peter Obi are not ashamed to say so. Thus, ANAP poll rightly captured those respondents.

If you have 'Undecided' and 'Refused to declare' in the same region as the percentage you gave to Peter Obi, then, it calls for a second guess or consideration that they may not be supporting Obi and may likely support the other opposition candidates.

So, I infer that if we share the percentage of refused or undecided evenly over the top three candidates, then, Obi is not in the position to win.

Recent polls suggest otherwise that Obi is losing steam and the other candidates are rising.

The current Naira Swap may be the final straw that may either shore up Obi's popularity or deflate his support base.

My postulation is that Crisis management will be a factor in this electioneering process.

My prediction
1. APC
2. PDP
3. LP
4. NNPP
5. SDP

yarimo:
you didn't answer that simple question na . Oya those INEC count social media likes as valid votes cast? You must answer it oo

ojoadeola:
This poll is for APC to lose

ANAP poll was right in its result but the calculation was faulty

From my personal analysis, All those in support of Peter Obi are not ashamed to say so. Thus, ANAP poll rightly captured those respondents.

If you have 'Undecided' and 'Refused to declare' in the same region as the percentage you gave to Peter Obi, then, it calls for a second guess or consideration that they may not be supporting Obi and may likely support the other opposition candidates.

So, I infer that if we share the percentage of refused or undecided evenly over the top three candidates, then, Obi is not in the position to win.

Recent polls suggest otherwise that Obi is losing steam and the other candidates are rising.

The current Naira Swap may be the final straw that may either shore up Obi's popularity or deflate his support base.

My postulation is that Crisis management will be a factor in this electioneering process.

My prediction
1. APC
2. PDP
3. LP
4. NNPP
5. SDP

ojoadeola:
This poll is for APC to lose

ANAP poll was right in its result but the calculation was faulty

From my personal analysis, All those in support of Peter Obi are not ashamed to say so. Thus, ANAP poll rightly captured those respondents.

If you have 'Undecided' and 'Refused to declare' in the same region as the percentage you gave to Peter Obi, then, it calls for a second guess or consideration that they may not be supporting Obi and may likely support the other opposition candidates.

So, I infer that if we share the percentage of refused or undecided evenly over the top three candidates, then, Obi is not in the position to win.

Recent polls suggest otherwise that Obi is losing steam and the other candidates are rising.

The current Naira Swap may be the final straw that may either shore up Obi's popularity or deflate his support base.

My postulation is that Crisis management will be a factor in this electioneering process.

My prediction
1. APC
2. PDP
3. LP
4. NNPP
5. SDP

LocalStandard1:


You are right. Or maybe they believe they have other ways of winning

ojoadeola:
This poll is for APC to lose

ANAP poll was right in its result but the calculation was faulty

From my personal analysis, All those in support of Peter Obi are not ashamed to say so. Thus, ANAP poll rightly captured those respondents.

If you have 'Undecided' and 'Refused to declare' in the same region as the percentage you gave to Peter Obi, then, it calls for a second guess or consideration that they may not be supporting Obi and may likely support the other opposition candidates.

So, I infer that if we share the percentage of refused or undecided evenly over the top three candidates, then, Obi is not in the position to win.

Recent polls suggest otherwise that Obi is losing steam and the other candidates are rising.

The current Naira Swap may be the final straw that may either shore up Obi's popularity or deflate his support base.

My postulation is that Crisis management will be a factor in this electioneering process.

My prediction
1. APC
2. PDP
3. LP
4. NNPP
5. SDP

FatherOfJesus:
So how come this so called "social media" poll was right 3 times and has never been wrong?

yarimo:
That is between you and them, and those INEC count social media likes as valid votes cast is between me and you that you must answer it

ojoadeola:
This poll is for APC to lose

ANAP poll was right in its result but the calculation was faulty

From my personal analysis, All those in support of Peter Obi are not ashamed to say so. Thus, ANAP poll rightly captured those respondents.

If you have 'Undecided' and 'Refused to declare' in the same region as the percentage you gave to Peter Obi, then, it calls for a second guess or consideration that they may not be supporting Obi and may likely support the other opposition candidates.

So, I infer that if we share the percentage of refused or undecided evenly over the top three candidates, then, Obi is not in the position to win.

Recent polls suggest otherwise that Obi is losing steam and the other candidates are rising.

The current Naira Swap may be the final straw that may either shore up Obi's popularity or deflate his support base.

My postulation is that Crisis management will be a factor in this electioneering process.

My prediction
1. APC
2. PDP
3. LP
4. NNPP
5. SDP