[size=15pt]Poll puts Jonathan 7.01 per cent ahead of leading opponent[/size]

RESULTS released yesterday by the Nigeria Polls and Survey group has put the People’s Democratic Party’s Presidential candidate Dr. Goodluck Jonathan ahead of his closest rival Major General Mohammed Buhari of the All Progressive Congress with a slight margin of 7.01% in a nation-wide poll conducted by the reputable group of social scientists.

According to a release by the coordinator of the group, Dr. Ayo Alao result from the poll are based on a five item questionnaire administered on a total of ten thousand, two hundred and ninety four (10,294) registered voters, selected from the thirty six states of the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory. Of these, 6,592 were males and 3,702 were females.

It added that the questionnaire sought to elicit information on respondent’s knowledge of political parties, possession of PVC s, awareness of the election date, willingness to vote during the election and the respondents’ preferred president candidate in the 2015 Presidential election.

The Nigeria Polls and Survey group in the release said a total of five thousand, five hundred and eight (5508) respondents indicated their intention to vote for the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan compared with a total of four thousand, seven hundred and eighty six (4786) respondents who favored the presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC), General Mohammed Buhari.

The data analysis shows that the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidate Dr. Goodluck Jonathan may likely have a better showing in the next Saturday’s Presidential election in South-South, South-East and the Federal Capital Territory while General Mohammed Buhari of the All Progressive Congress may poll more votes in North-West and North-East. South-West and North-Central remain largely the battle ground that may swing victory either way.

A new dimension to the social class dynamics is the fact that enthusiasts for the restructuring of the Nigerian State in this category may find exciting, the steps just taken by President Jonathan to ensure the implementation of the recommendation of the National Conference. This would be a plus for the president’s candidacy

The analysis also indicated that primary primordial factors like ethnic affiliations, religion and social class may be the influencing factors in the election.
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/03/poll-puts-jonathan-7-01-per-cent-ahead-of-leading-opponent/

chamboy:
Op u can as well watch this video

raumdeuter:
Useless Poll

How did they send a questionaire to the woman in ogunpa market in Ibadan who only cares about Sai Buhari

How did the fulani man rearing his cattle in the field fill out this senseless questionaire

How did this questionaire get the opinion of the trader selling spare part in Onitsha

Some jobless people would just sit in their office and write down anything just to scam Jonathan

Mogidi:
[size=18pt]WE SAID HE WOULD WIN

WE KNEW HE WOULD WIN[/size]

kodded:
E go shock apc like electric shock

Firefire:


Insha Allah, Buhari shall be defeated again!

raumdeuter:
Useless Poll

How did they send a questionaire to the woman in ogunpa market in Ibadan who only cares about Sai Buhari

How did the fulani man rearing his cattle in the field fill out this senseless questionaire

How did this questionaire get the opinion of the trader selling spare part in Onitsha

Some jobless people would just sit in their office and write down anything just to scam Jonathan

stephenqueen:
Professor Wole Soyinka has said, "Only four sets
of people can vote and support Goodluck
Jonathan 2015:
(1) those who are intellectually blind.
(2) those who are blinded by ethnicity.
(3) those who are blinded by corruption and
therefore afraid of the unknown, should power
change hands.
(4) those who are suffering from a combination
of all the above terminal sicknesses"
# WhyIvoteBuhari

Mogidi:
[size=18pt]WE SAID HE WOULD WIN

WE KNEW HE WOULD WIN[/size]

ishiamu:


The day is close say no more let's proove in physical, janjanweeds won online let's see who wins on the streets

IVORY2009:
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copy and paste, anywhere you go, be constructive.

bondingman:

In my own personal poll I carried out in a south-south university, out of 600 respondents that r willing to vote, only 2 said they'll vote buhari, the rest said Jonathan so this poll result is not a surprise at all.

Mogidi:
[size=18pt]WE SAID HE WOULD WIN

WE KNEW HE WOULD WIN[/size]

stephenqueen:


May God rule your life the way GEJ rule this country

Mogidi:


And may you not have a certificate at age 70.

May you continue to fail like Buhari.

stephenqueen:


May God rule your life the way GEJ rule this country

stephenqueen:


May God rule your life the way GEJ rule this country

QuiverBox:


May God Topple every good thing in your life, the same why buhari toppled a Democratically Elected Government.