Bayswater:


Mr Olapluto, would you like to put a wager on your prediction about Oyo State?

I say GEJ takes Oyo State, do you want to put your money where your mouth is?

We can stake something as little as N20K, I go like chop your money

One of the causes of post-electoral crisis is when people base their views on media propaganda.

Elections are rarely won on the pages of newspapers or on online fora.

maestroferddi:
One of the causes of post-electoral crisis is when people base their views on media propaganda.

Elections are rarely won on the pages of newspapers or on online fora.

Yes, my brother. This internet/social media sh*t is very deceiving. In Oyo State where I come from, the real voters are not on twitter, facebook, nairaland, instagram, blogs etc. They don't read Punch, Sahara Reporters etc but they will rather listen to their Mogaji (Head of their family), local political leader and they mostly make decisions on what they can see and the candidate that resonates with them.

Most importantly, they don't forget. They know history, they analyse it and they make informed choices. That is what the APC does not understand. These people will come out enmasse and vote in the usual pattern, the odds do not favour the APC in Oyo State; the present day APC government in the state is seen as elitist.

Bayswater:


Yes, my brother. This internet/social media sh*t is very deceiving. In Oyo State where I come from, the real voters are not on twitter, facebook, nairaland, instagram, blogs etc. They don't read Punch, Sahara Reporters etc but they will rather listen to their Mogaji (Head of their family), local political leader and they mostly make decisions on what they can see and the candidate that resonates with them.

Most importantly, they don't forget. They know history, they analyse it and they make informed choices. That is what the APC does not understand. These people will come out enmasse and vote in the usual pattern, the odds do not favour the APC in Oyo State; the present day APC government in the state is seen as elitist.

The election results in the South West on February 14 will shock many.

As usual, some people will deem the outcome compromised as soon as their expectations are dashed.

maestroferddi:
The election results in the South West on February 14 will shock many.

As usual, some people will deem the outcome compromised as soon as their expectations are dashed.

That is my fear, APC would like to think it is popular but when the results say otherwise; violence go start.

Bayswater:


Yes, my brother. This internet/social media sh*t is very deceiving. In Oyo State where I come from, the real voters are not on twitter, facebook, nairaland, instagram, blogs etc. They don't read Punch, Sahara Reporters etc but they will rather listen to their Mogaji (Head of their family), local political leader and they mostly make decisions on what they can see and the candidate that resonates with them.

Most importantly, they don't forget. They know history, they analyse it and they make informed choices. That is what the APC does not understand. These people will come out enmasse and vote in the usual pattern, the odds do not favour the APC in Oyo State; th[b]e present day APC government in the state is seen as elitist[/b].

It is not seen as elitist; it is ELITIST.

I need to know how APC will be able to record any remarkable victory in Ibadan. It is a forgone conclusion - APC, at state level, stands NO chance.

They will likely cast their vote for Buhari, however. But, Ajimobi? He is a goner in Ibadan.

maestroferddi:
The election results in the South West on February 14 will shock many.

As usual, some people will deem the outcome compromised as soon as their expectations are dashed.

I guess we are really shocked now ehn? People keep talking about what they know next to nothing about