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Four days to the presidential elections, Nigerians are all guessing as to whom will emerge as the next president of the oil-rich country between President Goodluck Jonathan and Gen. Muhammadu Buhari.

We have considered the
biggest stakeholders and
their contribution to the
political discussions in
recent times, evaluated
their stakes in this game and present to you the five
(potentially) biggest losers
if Muhammadu Buhari
leads despite the
formidable opposition:

Dame Patience Jonathan

The first lady of the federal
republic of Nigeria will
have to chew some of her
own words if Buhari
manages to move into the
Aso Rock despite her open campaign against GMB as
Buhari is fondly called.
‘Mama Peace’ left no stone
unturned in her quest to
see her husband retun for
a second term as she has been moving from state to
state mobilizing women to
vote for her husband.

Ayodele Fayose
The Ekiti State governor
through this campaign
season remains the most
strident and consistent
critic of Gen. Muhammadu
Buhari. Even now, Fayose may well be considered the
most controversial
governor in the country
today. Nigerians look
forward to a change of
attitude in case Buhari emerges the next
president.

Ayodele Joseph Oritsejafor

Ayodele Joseph Oritsejafor
is the founding and Senior
Pastor of Word of Life
Bible Church, located in
Warri, southern Nigeria,
and is currently the President of the
Pentecostal Fellowship of
Nigeria (PFN) and Christian
Association of Nigeria. He
is one of the president’s
staunch supporters. He has accused
Muhammadu Buhari of
being the brain behind
Boko Haram saying that he
is fanning the embers of
disunity.

Femi Fani Kayode
Fani-Kayode is the director
of media and publicity of
the Peoples Democratic
Party presidential
campaign organization. He
was with the opposition’s All Progressive Congress
(APC) until June 2014 when
he returned to the ruling
Peoples Democratic Party.
He has been at the
forefront of the political attacks on the daura-born
retired general.

Asari Dokubo

Alhaji Mujahid Asari-
Dokubo, formerly Melford
Dokubo Goodhead Jr. and
typically referred to simply
as Asari, is a major
political figure of the Ijaw ethnic group in
the Niger Delta region
of Nigeria. He severally
issued threats against
opposition politicians
including Muhammad Buhari, promising a series
of action against him and
some opposition party
leaders and voters from
the Niger Delta region
should the general elections not go the way of
President Goodluck
Jonathan in the region. It is important to note that
the personalities
mentioned above might
not necessarily flee as
democratic institutions will
likely protect them if the Buhari presidency
(assuming he wins)
decides to persecute them.

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