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Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by maestroferddi: 2:13pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
Laid2001:The internet penetration is, at best, shallow in 2011. Please note that the PDP has not concede defeat on the social media. I was only letting you know that the PDP is not naive/jejune enough to get carried away by something as fluid and volatile like the internet. Politics is much more profound. If believe the objectivity of this dodgy survey, then you can believe anything... |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by haulagehandlers(m): 2:19pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
scantee:well I thot the word you used was social media,ofcourse am aware the analyst said twitter,however they would have gone ahead to use facebook too if not the fact that facebook placed some restriction. So what am saying in essence is that the world is not the way it used to be and social media has come to stay and its one of the parameters to measure or sample peoples opinion. Gone are the dayas when analyst go to the street,schools,place of worship and or offices to gather such info. I am not Mr knowitall and I do not wish to argue just stating my own opinion. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by Vanpascore(m): 2:26pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
maestroferddi: yu made me laff, who is more in d grassroot? APC or PDP? That is d beginnin of PDP's failure, APC controls d masses and not the rich, who ar for PDP. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by philips70(m): 2:27pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
maestroferddi: Unfortunately friend every of your postulations here are actually verified hallmark of the PDP and like you said no need for a debate on it. Needn't I remind you of the Wendell Simlins, the PDP has done and spent more on social media and engage in the worst campaign of calumny ever. Like a writer wrote yesterday, in spite of all monies spent by the PDP in recent times in trying to shore up its battered image and destroy that of its chief opponent things just don't look good for them, what went wrong? We all know what. It's a sit and watch game, have a nice day. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by badesco(m): 2:33pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
This is not the true reflection of what is on ground. May be you have forgotten, a similar fraudulent poll was conducted sometimes ago, but found to manipulated by some partisan guys loyal to APC. Thank AIT cancelled it. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by makazona(m): 2:34pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
so they forgot to tell us the number of Nigerians with a twitter account..then compare and contrast vis a vis d voting population |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by Intendy: 2:41pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
freeboy604:The true question any reasonable person should be asking is why postpone an election you are sure of winning? I know nobody want his success delayed except does who have no purpose for their life The truth is he bought more time to worsen his woes. Guess how much it cost to buy more time. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by mbhs139(m): 2:43pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
chukwudi44: You are a kid, so you wont know, but you can ask your parents or any older person in your family. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by mbhs139(m): 2:44pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
badesco: I know your problem, it has a name, INSINCERITY! |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by Intendy: 2:48pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
makazona:majority of those not on twitter are rural people who are more in the north because of the level of development. who do you think they will support?add that to the Twittervist then you get the election result. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by steppin: 2:50pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
Intendy:Janjaweeeds...always winning elections online. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by makazona(m): 3:05pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
Intendy: but do u know i dont have a twitter account btw,i am very exposed and "urban".my likes are just uncountable ehee,did they count my mum,dad and uncles?...cz dy dont use twitter oo |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by WisdomFlakes: 3:07pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
What is really scaring GEJ and his crew is that unlike in 2011 where the election was massively rigged in his favor in SS and SE (with an unrealistic/phantom/fake 100% voters turnout) due to the unreliable TVC use, they are really uneasy about not controlling the INEC machinery that would've given them a free hand to rig the elections, seeing that Jega refused to play ball. Those cooked up numbers from 2011 would be virtually impossible to manufacture this time around with PVCs, hence their paranoia |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by Intendy: 3:35pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
makazona:Same with me I have but don't use it but my parents don't have.what I was just trying to point out is that majority of twitter users are learned.if you are to take a statistic of users we have diasporan and Southern people of Nigeria taking part mostly |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by vivacious01: 4:10pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
I made so much noise for Jonathan in 2011,my Facebook friends can testify but the music is different now.Jona fall my hand big time.The last thing wey we need now na Badluck.Sai Baba! |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by dROC1: 4:30pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
Omooba77: My friend, you have not said anything meaningful. Na railway and airport we go chop? Even Light we no see...mchewww |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by makazona(m): 9:21pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
Intendy: so u are of the opinion that the sample size truely represents the number of eligible voters in Nigeria? if so,den may i respectfully say that u are wrong. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by gentlesinna(m): 10:05pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
Hmmmmmmm, we really need 2 open our eyes b4s it's too late, hw cn GMB change dis country wen he still hv thieves nd liars around him, if he truely want Nigerians 2 believe n his so called slogan (change) den he needs 2 do away wit ameachi, tinubu fasholA nd odas. Vote wisely my pple, do not vote out of anger, vote sumone dat iz capable. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by Intendy: 10:15pm On Feb 28, 2015 |
makazona:Okay sir.but I know you will agree that we can all choose to believe what we want to believe. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by makazona(m): 2:54pm On Mar 01, 2015 |
Intendy: yes ofcourse.but with facts not psychological bias,we may believe. |
Re: Twitter Meter Analysis: PDP, 1.87% National Penetration And APC, 16.18%(PICS) by Intendy: 7:42pm On Mar 31, 2015 |
steppin:I hope he has shamed you now |
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