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Globad:Just sod off before I change my mind about continuing to be nice and civil. I don't do retards. |
Globad:I'm just trying to protect you from your sorry self. |
Globad:I can display my picture, name, and address here. You in particular and the people on whose behalf you threaten people will still fail in whatever evil you envisage. People are entitled to their opinions, so long as they respect the rules set out by the owners here. That you have the need to intimidate those you disagree with is a clear evidence you know that you have a failed candidate, therefore a failed agenda. You are now defaulting to intimidation, bullying. I wish the moderators here decides to do their jobs. I will call them nonetheless. Seun mynd44 OAM4J Rule 2, 3 |
Globad:Taah!. Go and take several seats. Urchins, powered by Tinubu, are here in their numbers daily insulting, denigrating, and defaming decent people while fellow urchins like yourself went to bed. Now is the time for you to issue empty threats because the real culprit was identified in name and person.
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Ofunaofu:Tinubu has no visa to that destination. What they showed you as his entry permit turned out a forgery. As usual. |
Tinubu babban barawo ne |
Enilode:Obi is way more popular in the north than the pissing machine. What do you think will happen today if 4 northern governors are actively following around and campaigning for Peter Obi?. With billions of stolen naira spent in the north by Tinubu, Obi continues to match and is welling Tinubu in vote count in this region. See ANAP polls figures below: 1. Peter Obi — (NC = 3,384,000) + (NE = 1,024,000) + (NW = 2,493,700) + (SE = 5,745,000) + (SS = 6,992,000) + (SW = 2,745,000) TOTAL = 22,383,700. 2. Tinubu — (NC = 1,269,000) + (NE = 1,920,000) + (NW = 3,400,500) + (SE = 114,900) + (SS = 1,368,000) + (SW = 4,026,000) TOTAL = 12,098,400. The moniker you quoted is an unemployed, 30k per month, minimum wage, town crier.
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lhordspy:Shey your head go fall off if you no vomit this nonsense?. |
lhordspy:Your head go fall off if you no vomit this nonsense?. |
lexylaw40:Tales by moonlight. @OP, we know Peter Obi as a gentle, non-rancorous man, but be careful that you do not earn yourself a defamation lawsuit. Just a friendly piece of advice. |
He should prepare to challenge President Peter Obi in 2027. As for Bulaba, I comment my reserve. |
akpenlegedu:Gift with toll Bridges. When was the last time you paid back for a gift? |
MarketDispatch:This is clearly up and cross promotion. |
Eniitankorede:You see your life?. Na so people like you go still start fight when the polls results are announced in February because you will continue to be at variance with the reality. Tinubu go say him no do again, latest in January. |
The truth hurts, of course. Tinubu will withdraw from the race, latest in January. |
We will find out who the real pig is soon enough. February no far again, Mr Tinubu and urchins. Arrogant and Deluded Batstard!.
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ShinnBet:Says an urchin who supports a shameless thief and drug dealer. |
ShinnBet:Truth hurts, but deal with it. |
ShinnBet:Guy, Yoruba have already rejected Tinubu and for a good reason. They know he has nothing to offer then but a continuation of his show of shame in Lagos. Those of you who are here propagating tribalism and division in the hope that it somehow bails out your failed pissing machine will be grandly disappointed when Obi roundly trashes Tinubu in Lagos polls. Yoruba are not as stup!d as you urchins. |
ShinnBet:Tinubu already sold you several bridges. Ode! ![]() |
Do you see those mobile restrooms?. That means the rear end of any open gathering. Some of you urchins are so senseless in your quest to earn your meager monthly stipends. . Every gathering has a rear end. Continue photographing it to f00l yourselves. Hear this, Peter Obi is on a good trajectory to win this thing. Tinubu will withdraw from the race, latest in January .
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Another Tinubu clown. Is this what your long-suffering parents wasted their hard-earned money educating you for?. Leave tribalism, make e leave you. |
Atiku is practically dead as a candidate in the entire south. If the north could not make Buhari a president in 3 outings, they cannot not make Atiku a president either. The numbers are not just there. And not when there is a Kwankwaso & co to dilute the soup. |
yarimo:His senses are perfectly intact. I'm not sure about Tinubu and urchins though. |
A supposed corporate entity presents a used vehicle as grand prize. Nigerians, why una things dey get as e dey be?. |
lhordspy:Or the shameful picture of Lionel Messi adorned with the repulsive, obnoxious looking, infinity-loop themed headdress of your body pisser candidate. |
baretalk:1 You don't have an intelligence service. What you think you have is not worth the cost of the alerts for their salaries. 2. Finland, unlike treacherous and rogue Britain, will not hand over its citizen to known terrorists such as this Nigeria government. 3. Simon Ekpa has done nothing wrong. Protecting the vulnerable against well-known terrorists, evidently supported by this federal government, is not a crime. 4. Until Buhari calls his attack dogs back to the stalls, every, and any means is legitimate, legal, and justified. |
What none of the commentators here have failed to address so far is the why question. Why were these trucks targeted?. How many times has it been in the news that Dangote trucks are used in conveying fulani and other northern terrorists and their weapons to SE and SS?. If sit at home is ordered in a region for any reason, and whether you agree or not, it is not in your interest as a corporate entity to dabble into the politics of it by appearing to be seen as an accessory to the effort to break the will of the warring parties. The foregoing is commonsense. As for boycotting SE and SS, I'm sure Dangote is not yet ready to relinquish his leadership position in the cement trade. What percentage of houses outside the urban areas of the entire north is built with cement?. Southwest is only marginally higher. SE and SS are currently at nearly 90 percent. |
Thegoodone13:The grace of God is already upon him. |
Moh247:Tinubu will come 3rd in both states after kwankwaso in Kano and Atiku in Yobe. |
garfield1:State-------------VoteCount-------VotesToPreferedCandidate Abia--------------391045------------94.18% Anambra-------670675.9---------98.52% Ebonyi----------363888------------88.94% Enugu-----------573173-----------96.48% Imo--------------702964-----------79.55% Total -----------2.701.745,9 So, let's interrogate the facts and figures regarding your claim. In 2015, according to INEC numbers, as I outlined above, the total votes cast in SE were 2.701.745.9. Now, Let's keep in mind that SE and also SS always voted in tandem. Votes cast are estimated to rise by nearly 42% in this election cycle. If we are to be conservative in the estimation of expected LP votes and assign 79% of votes cast, 2.701.745,9 * 79 / 100 = 2.134.379,261. Please tell me, where did you get your imaginary 500.000,00 from?. |
[quote author=YourhealthNG2 post=119235632][/quote]As 2023 general elections draw closer, Nigerians in various parts of the country have mostly settled for Labour presidential candidate Peter Obi as their preferred choice in a physical poll conducted in December 2022, with barely two months to D-day. The result of polls conducted between the 1st and 4th of December by the media outfit BantuPage, showed that Labour Party’s Obi was preferred by most of the eligible voters in the Federal Capital Territory, Southeast, South-south and North-central geopolitical zones. The overall poll revealed that 37% of the polled respondent spread in all the geo-graphical zones preferred Ob[/b]i. While 15%, 14% and 4% preferred the APC, PDP and NNPP respectively, 17% of the respondents were still undecided, 9% do not intend to vote with 4% unwilling to disclose their preferred candidates. In the [b]direct physical poll conducted by the media team in the country, Nigerian electorates in the selected States revealed that the preference for their candidates were based on religion, competence and other reasons. Analysis of the poll results by BantuPage revealed that most respondents representing 19% of the both male and female population within the three selected states of Kano, Katsina and Kaduna preferred NNPP’s Kwankwaso in the Northwest. Though 18%, 15% and 7% had PDP, APC and LP respectively as their second preference, a whopping 32% were still undecided. The result was however different in Northeast as PDP’s presidential candidate Atiku polled more with 38% respondents choosing him as their preferred candidate while LP, APC and NNPP had 15%, 12% and 2% respectively with 27% eligible voters undecided. Results from the South-south region, mostly in Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Delta and Edo states, LP’s presidential candidate Obi led the way with 66% respondents for voting intent. PDP and APC were both tied at 7% each, while 3 % preferred NNPP and 6% still undecided. For North Central respondents, 45% intend to vote LP, while 14%, 13% and 3% had a preference for APC, PDP and NNPP respectively with 15% yet undecided. Southwest respondents preferred the APC candidate with the ruling party amassing 34%, followed by LP and PDP with 23% and 17% respectively. Only 1% of polled respondent intended to vote for the NNPP candidate although 17% were still undecided. While the APC candidate may have won the entire Southwest region, the poll results showed that he actually came in second in Lagos state to LP, polling only 28% while LP had 31%. Further analysis revealed that this LP’s victory in Lagos was influenced by the fact that Lagos is a multi-ethnic city. A drill down on how Yorubas voted in Lagos revealed that Tinubu would have won Lagos with 47% and LP would have been a distant second at only 10%. [b]The LP also had the highest preference amongst respondents from the Southeast with 72% of voting intentions. The APC and PDP each scored 3% and 2% respectively of voting intent while the NNPP scored zero. Despite voter apathy and security challenges occasioned by the clamour for secession in the South East, there was a very high intent to vote with only 6% yet undecided. Similarly, result of polls conducted in the Federal Capital Territory gave LP wide edge with 44% while APC, PDP and NNPP got 11%, 10% and 3% respectively. With 11% still undecided. Areas polled in Federal capital territory were Garki Area 1, Asokoro, Wuse Zone 5, Gudu, Bwari Area Council, Gwagwalada Area Council Zuba, Gwagwalada Area Council Tunga Maje, Gwagwalada Area Council, University of Abuja, Gwagwalada Area Council Giri, Kuje Area Council Kuje Ibi, Kuje Area Council Kuje Market, Kuje Ako, Kuje Area Council Kuje Guduaba, Garki Area 2, Garki Area 10, Garki Area 3, Wuse 2 and Jabi. Talking about the rationale behind the choice of candidates and voting intentions, the spokesperson for BantuPage in a statement made available Friday, said, “What’s also interesting here is that ethnicity and religion, which are two of Nigeria’s fault lines, had little impact on respondents’ choice of voting intention. Our data showed that of the 59% of our respondents who gave a reason for their voting intentions, only 2% said religion was their motivator, 3% for ethnicity, 1% for party affiliation, 11% for change, 13% for age, and a staggering 70% for capacity and trust. “Again, we made sure our numbers per area were limited and spread across the cities/states so that our results would be as representative as possible of the demographic area and those who conducted the poll were natives of various zones, we have video evidence of everything.” “These polling results from BantuPage poll is the first of three series expected to be conducted before the election to gauge the feelings of Nigerians especially to know if the results of the first poll will be replicated or whether voting intentions have changed or some of the undecided voters had settled for a particular candidate as election gets ever closer. “Our first monthly poll has just concluded, and we are looking to publish these. One thing that is very different from our numbers is that we broke down our interviews in different categories apart from the usual a yes or no on whom the respondents are likely to vote for. “We intend to run a once-a-month general polling on the above categories, i.e. December 2022 (just completed polls), January, and February just before the election. “We selected three states from each geo-political zone for our polls, normally, not more than 10 respondents in each community or local government with the exemption of Lagos and Kano where the population numbers are quite high. Unlike other polls conducted, 95% of our respondents were recorded (all recordings are available), whilst 5% were voice recordings of polled individuals who didn’t wish to be captured on video recording. In our January polls, we will cover the remaining three states in each geopolitical zone that we did not poll during our December polls, whilst we intend to capture the entire country in one fell swoop in our penultimate polling in February. “Our polls are the most comprehensive and detailed ever carried out in Nigeria. Our results are peer reviewed for rigour and robustness, and our sampling ensured that any chance of inadvertent bias was eliminated,” the poll coordinators added. |
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