Urheadmaster:
Omoyele Sowere presidential candidate of only God knows

Owaincouncil:
Good morning all. Pls my polling units here in Lagos is about 3 klm to my house. Can I go there on bicycle or that means I cannot vote please.
I lived at Costain and my PO is CMS.

Babsakin:
Obidients make me smile this morning.
In need of data.

Ojukwubucket:
I hope what m hearing from Ekiti State is not true o.
That in the ballot paper, all other parties have their names and logos showing but labour party has only their logo and no name..

Ojukwubucket:
I hope what m hearing from Ekiti State is not true o.
That in the ballot paper, all other parties have their names and logos showing but labour party has only their logo and no name..

Owaincouncil:
Good morning all. Pls my polling units here in Lagos is about 3 klm to my house. Can I go there on bicycle or that means I cannot vote please.
I lived at Costain and my PO is CMS.

switlily25:
Atiku’s victory is all I pray for!
We don’t need an opportunistic social media president or an entitled greedy senile Bat!
Please God,let Atiku win!

Owaincouncil:
Good morning all. Pls my polling units here in Lagos is about 3 klm to my house. Can I go there on bicycle or that means I cannot vote please.
I lived at Costain and my PO is CMS.

bhella10:
We here! Agbado Urchins gather here! Hahaha! God bless Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu my incoming President.

Owaincouncil:
Good morning all. Pls my polling units here in Lagos is about 3 klm to my house. Can I go there on bicycle or that means I cannot vote please.
I lived at Costain and my PO is CMS.

Bekermann:


God willing, we win and position this country to the path of prosperity we were towing before the dinosaurs came in.

engineerboat:
Labour Party Candidate Mr Peter Gregory Obi (THE OBI-DIENTS)

Peter Obi of the Labour Party has distinguished himself from the two main contenders by being only 61 years old. He has framed himself as the anti-establishment candidate in hopes of harnessing votes among those who feel anger at the status quo.

The former governor of Anambra has managed to win the support of mostly young, urban southern Nigerians hit by economic hardship, joblessness and insecurity. They call themselves the 'Obi-dients.'

Some recent polls have seen Obi ahead in the race, but experts caution that these surveys are flawed, as many Nigerians refuse to disclose whom they are voting for.

A high voter turnout could significatly bolster his chances of winning in a country which is notorious for apathy at the polls, analysts have said. According to the Nigerian Electoral Commission, only 35% of registered voters went to the ballot boxes in 2019.

Obi is a Christian Igbo, an ethnic group from the southeast which has factions agitating to secede from Nigeria. In 2019, he was Abubakar's running mate for the Peoples Democratic Party but left the party, claiming that he was "disenchanted" by the nomination process.

Caps with images of the three main contenders in Nigeria's presidential electionCaps with images of the three main contenders in Nigeria's presidential election
Some critics have said all the main candidates are 'cut from the same cloth'Image: Abraham Achirga/REUTERS
Obi has pointed to his performance as Anambra's governor, which posted a rare budget surplus 10 years ago. He has also maintained that he is "clean" as opposed to his rivals, although he has been accused of dodging taxes, a charge he has denied.

Another candidate to promise better funding for the military, Obi has also argued for the need to diversify the economy in order to reduce Nigeria's reliance on oil exports. He wants to renegotiate the country's debt and enable the private sector to thrive.

Obi has also stated his conviction that this time around, Nigerian voters would eschew religious, ethnic and tribal loyalties which typically help the major parties dominate elections. But to be on the safe side, he has chosen Yusuf Baba-Ahmed as his running mate, an economist and former senator from the northern Kaduna state.

The former governor of the southeastern state of Anambra, whose emergence and strong showing so far has effectively disrupted the traditional two-horse race, is also being projected as a surprise winner of the vote.

Multiple polls have predicted a win for the Labour Party and Obi, who has a large following among Nigerian youths who are disenchanted with governance in Africa’s largest economy. He was on the PDP ticket alongside Abubakar in 2019.

Obi, a wealthy capitalist famed for his frugality and overseeing an infrastructure drive during his time as governor is running with Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, a former senator from the northwestern state of Kaduna.