Have you dropped your vote in today's presidential election? If so, then which candidate did you vote for?

I voted for Gov. Orji Uzor Kalu.

Good vote, every vote is a good vote. Cheers to democracy

trust Nigerians, simple question requiring simple answer, but no, ready to question you and your intent. I didnt vote cause we cant vote outside Nigeria.

I voted for Umaru Yar Adua

i wish i could vote. i would vote yar' adua

i voted myself at home

i voted for orji uzor kalu, please every one should follow suit, because i can see [[bleep]] coming soon.

I voted Yar Adua.
Apart from Yar Adua, Atiku, Buhari and Kalu, who are the other candidates and what are their parties?

if i could vote, i would for Yar' adua.

seun which did u vote for?

Yaradua

what about senators and co, seems when you vote for the governor/presidential candidate you've voted for their senator/ house of rep

i wished i had a chance to vote for pat utomi but there wasn't a level ground for him to play with teh big boys

so i stayed at home

If you had voted for him this year, you might have improved his chances of winning the 2011 elections. Shame.

truly a shame, if he got a substantial showing, people would start to sit up and take notice, giving better visibility and clout next time around

but instead you've left your vote to be 'allocated' to someone else by the people's rigging party

I would have voted for Pat Utomi, but I didn't vote because I couldn't go through the stress of voter registration.

If I was in charge of INEC, voter registration would be a constant, round-the-year activity involving no stress.

i was not able to register myself here, even if i did, here in warri, we did not see any inec official during the governorship and the presidential election, so how would i be able to vote, but if i hv the chance i will vote for Jonathan Goodluck,
I hv predicted PDP will win the presidential election, call rain or sun shine

I voted Rev Chris Okotie,

I voted Pat Utomi, the most credible choice

Utomi 1 vote

Okotie 1 vote

Pat Utomi collected my vote. He is the most credible candidate and he has the brain that will create a paradigm shift in the economy of this country to the positive to which everybody is waiting its actualization.
He is the david among Goliaths.

This morning, a guy came to check our electricity meter. He asked me why am not in Nigeria voting. (Not knowing he is also Nigerian) I told him I am there in spirit and I pray that the elections will be peaceful. We went into the usual argument of what exactly Nigeria's problems are.

My prayer is that God should let the best candidate win. We have had enough tactless leaders.

You people are a dreamers.

You really believe your votes counts in Nigeria.

ha ha ha


Since yesterday, result already allocated. PDP will by 55-60%

we shall see, those sahara reporters are wolf criers, same people claiming Yar'adua was dead.

Vote Atiku Abubakar

ACTION CONGRESS (AC) I voted The Vice President Atiku Abubaar, just because The current Govt suffered him so much, he won all the court cases against the Federal Govt. He was Loyal and Law Abiding to the Constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria, I Voted A T I K U For President

i voted for the man whose photo was not in the ballot papers , i voted for the man in prison

For the Presidency, I voted for Pat Utomi but gave my other votes to the AC in Lagos. In Lagos, they are the most 'credible' opposition to OBJ and election riggers.

how is fashola the only credible oppsoition? how many states are controlled by AC?
hope edo goes to that nlc guy

Bonie:

ACTION CONGRESS (AC) I voted The Vice President Atiku Abubaar, just because The current Govt suffered him so much, he won all the court cases against the Federal Govt. He was Loyal and Law Abiding to the Constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria, I Voted A T I K U For President

the govt punish millions of ordinary nigerians mate!!

I voted Pat Utomi for president. Even though I "supect" my vote would not count, I still cast it anyway. The omission of names from ballot papers caused some confusion. Thank God I knew my candidate's party before hand. It's a shame many Nigerians did not show up to vote. It would have been nice if all Nigerians collectively refused to vote, in protest agains INEC's inconsistencies.

what would that protest achieve? they would simply allocate your vote to whomsoever they pleased.

boycott removes the ability to complain about the outcome - it is the easy way out, we should stand and ensure our ballots count.

Your vote should make a difference now

I did not vote anybody.

as for me, I voted for Umar Yardua. fi di fi!!!!! POWER!