| GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by CreativeWeb(m): 10:23am On Mar 30, 2015 |
As I write this, Jonathan has taken 40% of the total vote cast from Buhari's strongholds of North-West and North-East. These two regions have 13 States. Jonathan has also met the 25% requirement of the total vote cast in 6 of the States. He is unlikely to meet the 25% of the entire vote cast in the remaining 7 States.
However, Buhari has been so unfortunate in Jonathan's strongholds of the South-East and the South-South. He has not been able to secure 25% of the entire vote cast in any one of the 11 States within the regions.
The four areas of North-West (7); North-East (6); South-South (6) and South-East (5), have 24 States altogether. Buhari has met the mandatory requirement of 25% of the total vote cast in 13 of the 24 States. Jonathan on the other hand has secured the 25% of the total vote cast in 17 of the 24 States.
In terms of the popular vote cast, Jonathan has won 40 of every 100 votes cast in Buhari's strongholds of North-West and the North-East.
Nevertheless, in Jonathan's strongholds of the South-South and the South-East, Buhari has only managed to win 5 of every 100 votes. Jonathan is clearly leading in terms of the popular votes too.
We are left with Middle Belt and the Yoruba South-West. With the information now still clearly inconclusive, Jonathan has won 4 of the 6 States from the Middle Belt and also running in terms of the popular vote cast. In the instance of the Yoruba South-West, it is too close to call. Jonathan is clearly required to win this region.
#JonathanWinsIt |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by CaptainPhilip(m): 10:24am On Mar 30, 2015 |
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| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by MolarT(m): 10:36am On Mar 30, 2015 |
CreativeWeb:
As I write this, Jonathan has taken 40% of the total vote cast from Buhari's strongholds of North-West and North-East. These two regions have 13 States. Jonathan has also met the 25% requirement of the total vote cast in 6 of the States. He is unlikely to meet the 25% of the entire vote cast in the remaining 7 States.
However, Buhari has been so unfortunate in Jonathan's strongholds of the South-East and the South-South. He has not been able to secure 25% of the entire vote cast in any one of the 11 States within the regions.
The four areas of North-West (7); North-East (6); South-South (6) and South-East (5), have 24 States altogether. Buhari has met the mandatory requirement of 25% of the total vote cast in 13 of the 24 States. Jonathan on the other hand has secured the 25% of the total vote cast in 17 of the 24 States.
In terms of the popular vote cast, Jonathan has won 40 of every 100 votes cast in Buhari's strongholds of North-West and the North-East.
Nevertheless, in Jonathan's strongholds of the South-South and the South-East, Buhari has only managed to win 5 of every 100 votes. Jonathan is clearly leading in terms of the popular votes too.
We are left with Middle Belt and the Yoruba South-West. With the information now still clearly inconclusive, Jonathan has won 4 of the 6 States from the Middle Belt and also running in terms of the popular vote cast. In the instance of the Yoruba South-West, it is too close to call. Jonathan is clearly required to win this region.
#JonathanWinsIt story for the Gods 6 Likes |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by MzJackBaueress(f): 10:37am On Mar 30, 2015 |
Keep deceiving yourself. In Anambra alone,the margin of Jonathan's victory is not more than 150,000 from the results so far I read on the newspaper. Compare it to the margin of Buhari's victory in Jigawa only. This is about 5times of it.
Keep dreaming bro,it is free! 7 Likes |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by mrvitalis(m): 10:38am On Mar 30, 2015 |
CreativeWeb:
As I write this, Jonathan has taken 40% of the total vote cast from Buhari's strongholds of North-West and North-East. These two regions have 13 States. Jonathan has also met the 25% requirement of the total vote cast in 6 of the States. He is unlikely to meet the 25% of the entire vote cast in the remaining 7 States.
However, Buhari has been so unfortunate in Jonathan's strongholds of the South-East and the South-South. He has not been able to secure 25% of the entire vote cast in any one of the 11 States within the regions.
The four areas of North-West (7); North-East (6); South-South (6) and South-East (5), have 24 States altogether. Buhari has met the mandatory requirement of 25% of the total vote cast in 13 of the 24 States. Jonathan on the other hand has secured the 25% of the total vote cast in 17 of the 24 States.
In terms of the popular vote cast, Jonathan has won 40 of every 100 votes cast in Buhari's strongholds of North-West and the North-East.
Nevertheless, in Jonathan's strongholds of the South-South and the South-East, Buhari has only managed to win 5 of every 100 votes. Jonathan is clearly leading in terms of the popular votes too.
We are left with Middle Belt and the Yoruba South-West. With the information now still clearly inconclusive, Jonathan has won 4 of the 6 States from the Middle Belt and also running in terms of the popular vote cast. In the instance of the Yoruba South-West, it is too close to call. Jonathan is clearly required to win this region
#JonathanWinsIt pls call ur doctor the ................................buhari will soon be declared winner 4 Likes |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by CreativeWeb(m): 10:40am On Mar 30, 2015 |
CURRENTLY, we have popular votes as follows:
1. Core North (North-West and North-East): Buhari 60% and Jonathan 40%
2. Middle Belt: Buhari 40% and Jonathan 60%
3. South-West: Buhari 45% and Jonathan 55%.
This is roughly what it translated to:
Buhari: 60 + 40 + 45 = 145 votes.
Jonathan: 40 + 60 + 55 = 155 votes.
Jonathan has won 90 of every 100 votes from the South-East. He has also won 95 of every 100 votes from the South-South.
Buhari has also won 10 out of every 100 votes from the South-East and 5 out of every 100 votes from the South-South.
This more or less translated into:
Jonathan: 90 + 95 = 185 votes
Buhari: 10 + 5 = 15 votes.
If we tally all the total votes from the six regions altogether, we have the below result:
Jonathan: 155 + 185 = 330 votes
Buhari: 145 + 15 = 260 votes.
From the above calculation, Jonathan is projected to have more popular votes than Buhari. He will also have at least 24 states with 25% of the entire vote cast.Jonathan deservedly has won the election.
#GEJ_WINS_IT 5 Likes |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by encryptjay(m): 10:41am On Mar 30, 2015 |
FFK's verdict ba? 1 Like |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by tayuu: 10:42am On Mar 30, 2015 |
Be deceiving urself...wait for official reports |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by BossTtdiamonds(m): 10:50am On Mar 30, 2015 |
CreativeWeb:
CURRENTLY, we have popular votes as follows:
1. Core North (North-West and North-East): Buhari 60% and Jonathan 40%
2. Middle Belt: Buhari 40% and Jonathan 60%
3. South-West: Buhari 45% and Jonathan 55%.
This is roughly what it translated to:
Buhari: 60 + 40 + 45 = 145 votes.
Jonathan: 40 + 60 + 55 = 155 votes.
Jonathan has won 90 of every 100 votes from the South-East. He has also won 95 of every 100 votes from the South-South.
Buhari has also won 10 out of every 100 votes from the South-East and 5 out of every 100 votes from the South-South.
This more or less translated into:
Jonathan: 90 + 95 = 185 votes
Buhari: 10 + 5 = 15 votes.
If we tally all the total votes from the six regions altogether, we have the below result:
Jonathan: 155 + 185 = 330 votes
Buhari: 145 + 15 = 260 votes.
From the above calculation, Jonathan is projected to have more popular votes than Buhari. He will also have at least 24 states with 25% of the entire vote cast.Jonathan deservedly has won the election.
#GEJ_WINS_IT This guy you mumu no be small... No offence meant shaa... 12 Likes |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by xidik: 10:52am On Mar 30, 2015 |
I see, u are inec analyst ko? |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by Revolution: 11:00am On Mar 30, 2015 |
CreativeWeb:
CURRENTLY, we have popular votes as follows:
1. Core North (North-West and North-East): Buhari 60% and Jonathan 40%
2. Middle Belt: Buhari 40% and Jonathan 60%
3. South-West: Buhari 45% and Jonathan 55%.
This is roughly what it translated to:
Buhari: 60 + 40 + 45 = 145 votes.
Jonathan: 40 + 60 + 55 = 155 votes.
Jonathan has won 90 of every 100 votes from the South-East. He has also won 95 of every 100 votes from the South-South.
Buhari has also won 10 out of every 100 votes from the South-East and 5 out of every 100 votes from the South-South.
This more or less translated into:
Jonathan: 90 + 95 = 185 votes
Buhari: 10 + 5 = 15 votes.
If we tally all the total votes from the six regions altogether, we have the below result:
Jonathan: 155 + 185 = 330 votes
Buhari: 145 + 15 = 260 votes.
From the above calculation, Jonathan is projected to have more popular votes than Buhari. He will also have at least 24 states with 25% of the entire vote cast.Jonathan deservedly has won the election.
#GEJ_WINS_IT Lol. Buhari, not Jonathan, won 60% of the votes in the South West. Buhari won 3 out of the 6 states in the middle belt so I don't think Jonathan will win 60% there. Your maths does not add up 8 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by walemoney007(m): 11:01am On Mar 30, 2015 |
CreativeWeb:
CURRENTLY, we have popular votes as follows:
1. Core North (North-West and North-East): Buhari 60% and Jonathan 40%
2. Middle Belt: Buhari 40% and Jonathan 60%
3. South-West: Buhari 45% and Jonathan 55%.
This is roughly what it translated to:
Buhari: 60 + 40 + 45 = 145 votes.
Jonathan: 40 + 60 + 55 = 155 votes.
Jonathan has won 90 of every 100 votes from the South-East. He has also won 95 of every 100 votes from the South-South.
Buhari has also won 10 out of every 100 votes from the South-East and 5 out of every 100 votes from the South-South.
This more or less translated into:
Jonathan: 90 + 95 = 185 votes
Buhari: 10 + 5 = 15 votes.
If we tally all the total votes from the six regions altogether, we have the below result:
Jonathan: 155 + 185 = 330 votes
Buhari: 145 + 15 = 260 votes.
From the above calculation, Jonathan is projected to have more popular votes than Buhari. He will also have at least 24 states with 25% of the entire vote cast.Jonathan deservedly has won the election.
#GEJ_WINS_IT are u alright? The only state gej won in d south west is ekiti 5 Likes |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by Revolution: 11:09am On Mar 30, 2015 |
walemoney007:
are u alright? The only state gej won in d south west is ekiti He is very wrong. Buhari won 60% of the votes in the SW and won all states except Ekiti. Jonathan did not get 40% of the votes in the NE and NW, in fact Jonathan failed to get up to 25% in many of those states. Fro example, in Jigawa Buhari won by over 700,000 votes and won by 85%. 4 Likes |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by oladosuphemmy: 11:11am On Mar 30, 2015 |
CreativeWeb:
As I write this, Jonathan has taken 40% of the total vote cast from Buhari's strongholds of North-West and North-East. These two regions have 13 States. Jonathan has also met the 25% requirement of the total vote cast in 6 of the States. He is unlikely to meet the 25% of the entire vote cast in the remaining 7 States.
However, Buhari has been so unfortunate in Jonathan's strongholds of the South-East and the South-South. He has not been able to secure 25% of the entire vote cast in any one of the 11 States within the regions.
The four areas of North-West (7); North-East (6); South-South (6) and South-East (5), have 24 States altogether. Buhari has met the mandatory requirement of 25% of the total vote cast in 13 of the 24 States. Jonathan on the other hand has secured the 25% of the total vote cast in 17 of the 24 States.
In terms of the popular vote cast, Jonathan has won 40 of every 100 votes cast in Buhari's strongholds of North-West and the North-East.
Nevertheless, in Jonathan's strongholds of the South-South and the South-East, Buhari has only managed to win 5 of every 100 votes. Jonathan is clearly leading in terms of the popular votes too.
We are left with Middle Belt and the Yoruba South-West. With the information now still clearly inconclusive, Jonathan has won 4 of the 6 States from the Middle Belt and also running in terms of the popular vote cast. In the instance of the Yoruba South-West, it is too close to call. Jonathan is clearly required to win this region.
#JonathanWinsIt Election results have been announced in sw GMB won 5 states in sw he lost in ekiti where Jonathan won with 60% in the 5 states bihari has he won with 60%or more 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by SLIDEwaxie(m): 11:15am On Mar 30, 2015 |
Did I read SW for Jonathan?
This OP is a waste 1 Like |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by IDEApro(m): 11:20am On Mar 30, 2015 |
MzJackBaueress:
Keep deceiving yourself. In Anambra alone,the margin of Jonathan's victory is not more than 150,000 from the results so far I read on the newspaper. Compare it to the margin of Buhari's victory in Jigawa only. This is about 5times of it.
Keep dreaming bro,it is free! We (southerners) are our own worst enemies. The north will control to rule us until we learn that the basis of politics in Nigeria is not rooted on fundamental policies and programme but it tends towards religious inclination and regional protection. Just imagine Amaechi and ROCHAS Killing themselves to push their slave to master mentality on us while key PDP northern governors are delivering their states to the opposition without any fuss nor confusion. THE uneducated north is more intelligent than the educated South. They allow the south have all the electronic media, social platforms, and others information dissemination apparatus and when issues of politics surfaces or rather electioneering campaigns, the south debate themselves out chanting programmes, policies and manifesto everyday on social platforms while the northerners vote for anything Alhaji without recourse to program of the certain candidate nor his qualification. Time shall tell. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by Nobody: 11:28am On Mar 30, 2015 |
IDEApro:
We (southerners) are our own worst enemies. The north will control to rule us until we learn that the basis of politics in Nigeria is not rooted on fundamental policies and programme but it tends towards religious inclination and regional protection.
Just imagine Amaechi and ROCHAS Killing themselves to push their slave to master mentality on us while key PDP northern governors are delivering their states to the opposition without any fuss nor confusion.
THE uneducated north is more intelligent than the educated South. They allow the south have all the electronic media, social platforms, and others information dissemination apparatus and when issues of politics surfaces or rather electioneering campaigns, the south debate themselves out chanting programmes, policies and manifesto everyday on social platforms while the northerners vote for anything Alhaji without recourse to program of the certain candidate nor his qualification.
Time shall tell. God bless you! 1 Like |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by GenOrumov: 11:32am On Mar 30, 2015 |
Olodo!
For a candidate to be declared winner, (1.) He/she must win majority vote of all total votes cast" and (2.)Must win in 25% of all the votes cast in 2/3 (24 states) of the Federation."
A candidate has to meet BOTH requirements if he/she is to be declared winner or the election shall be termed inconclusive and a Run-off election scheduled. |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by abacus(m): 11:41am On Mar 30, 2015 |
IDEApro:
We (southerners) are our own worst enemies. The north will control to rule us until we learn that the basis of politics in Nigeria is not rooted on fundamental policies and programme but it tends towards religious inclination and regional protection.
Just imagine Amaechi and ROCHAS Killing themselves to push their slave to master mentality on us while key PDP northern governors are delivering their states to the opposition without any fuss nor confusion.
THE uneducated north is more intelligent than the educated South. They allow the south have all the electronic media, social platforms, and others information dissemination apparatus and when issues of politics surfaces or rather electioneering campaigns, the south debate themselves out chanting programmes, policies and manifesto everyday on social platforms while the northerners vote for anything Alhaji without recourse to program of the certain candidate nor his qualification.
Time shall tell. We are southerners when it comes to voting (elections). 2 Likes |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by GenOrumov: 11:47am On Mar 30, 2015 |
IDEApro:
We (southerners) are our own worst enemies. The north will control to rule us until we learn that the basis of politics in Nigeria is not rooted on fundamental policies and programme but it tends towards religious inclination and regional protection.
Just imagine Amaechi and ROCHAS Killing themselves to push their slave to master mentality on us while key PDP northern governors are delivering their states to the opposition without any fuss nor confusion.
THE uneducated north is more intelligent than the educated South. They allow the south have all the electronic media, social platforms, and others information dissemination apparatus and when issues of politics surfaces or rather electioneering campaigns, the south debate themselves out chanting programmes, policies and manifesto everyday on social platforms while the northerners vote for anything Alhaji without recourse to program of the certain candidate nor his qualification.
Time shall tell. Sorry dude. Politics in Nigeria as for me as passed the sentimental thoughts you have. What is the use of a southerner or better still my tribesman ruling me and I haven't felt the impact in my life. What has Jonathan done for those in the creeks since he became president except enriching a handful of them? Look here... I don't care even if a foreigner rules me, so far I'm convinced that he would make a positive impact in my life than someone I call my own. 8 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by stingbreed(m): 11:49am On Mar 30, 2015 |
IDEApro:
We (southerners) are our own worst enemies. The north will control to rule us until we learn that the basis of politics in Nigeria is not rooted on fundamental policies and programme but it tends towards religious inclination and regional protection.
Just imagine Amaechi and ROCHAS Killing themselves to push their slave to master mentality on us while key PDP northern governors are delivering their states to the opposition without any fuss nor confusion.
THE uneducated north is more intelligent than the educated South. They allow the south have all the electronic media, social platforms, and others information dissemination apparatus and when issues of politics surfaces or rather electioneering campaigns, the south debate themselves out chanting programmes, policies and manifesto everyday on social platforms while the northerners vote for anything Alhaji without recourse to program of the certain candidate nor his qualification.
Time shall tell. 1 Like 
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| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by obas01(m): 11:51am On Mar 30, 2015 |
Op is high on Otueke's weed.
Relaz announcment from INEC will shock u in a delicate manner 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by Code213: 12:06pm On Mar 30, 2015 |
IDEApro:
We (southerners) are our own worst enemies. The north will control to rule us until we learn that the basis of politics in Nigeria is not rooted on fundamental policies and programme but it tends towards religious inclination and regional protection.
Just imagine Amaechi and ROCHAS Killing themselves to push their slave to master mentality on us while key PDP northern governors are delivering their states to the opposition without any fuss nor confusion.
THE uneducated north is more intelligent than the educated South. They allow the south have all the electronic media, social platforms, and others information dissemination apparatus and when issues of politics surfaces or rather electioneering campaigns, the south debate themselves out chanting programmes, policies and manifesto everyday on social platforms while the northerners vote for anything Alhaji without recourse to program of the certain candidate nor his qualification.
Time shall tell. bigot Alert  |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by IVORY2009(m): 12:13pm On Mar 30, 2015 |
Patiently awaiting the final results from Inec. |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by IDEApro(m): 12:41pm On Mar 30, 2015 |
GenOrumov:
Sorry dude.
Politics in Nigeria as for me as passed the sentimental thoughts you have. What is the use of a southerner or better still my tribesman ruling me and I haven't felt the impact in my life.
What has Jonathan done for those in the creeks since he became president except enriching a handful of them?
Look here... I don't care even if a foreigner rules me, so far I'm convinced that he would make a positive impact in my life than someone I call my own. Yea. That's why you voted a semiliterate, a certificate less nomad, and an Islamic extremist because you desire change. Probably his antecedent didn't corrupt your infallible notion or wasn't he the one whom his military constituency sacked for being ineptitude and incompetence. Trust me the next time they will put up a COW for the office of the President and sold the animal idea to the south WEST who will in turn effectively use their media propaganda to brand,package and sell to the gullible. After all to the northerners, they always have the block votes for anything their own even if it is an animal |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by ManUtdholic: 12:58pm On Mar 30, 2015 |
MzJackBaueress:
Keep deceiving yourself. In Anambra alone,the margin of Jonathan's victory is not more than 150,000 from the results so far I read on the newspaper. Compare it to the margin of Buhari's victory in Jigawa only. This is about 5times of it.
Keep dreaming bro,it is free! Hope buahri is ready to be sworn in as d online president Nigeria |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by rusher14: 1:01pm On Mar 30, 2015 |
BossTtdiamonds:
This guy you mumu no be small... No offence meant shaa... Saying the truth is never an offence.
No offence. 1 Like |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by Nobody: 1:02pm On Mar 30, 2015 |
CreativeWeb:
As I write this, Jonathan has taken 40% of the total vote cast from Buhari's strongholds of North-West and North-East. These two regions have 13 States. Jonathan has also met the 25% requirement of the total vote cast in 6 of the States. He is unlikely to meet the 25% of the entire vote cast in the remaining 7 States.
However, Buhari has been so unfortunate in Jonathan's strongholds of the South-East and the South-South. He has not been able to secure 25% of the entire vote cast in any one of the 11 States within the regions.
The four areas of North-West (7); North-East (6); South-South (6) and South-East (5), have 24 States altogether. Buhari has met the mandatory requirement of 25% of the total vote cast in 13 of the 24 States. Jonathan on the other hand has secured the 25% of the total vote cast in 17 of the 24 States.
In terms of the popular vote cast, Jonathan has won 40 of every 100 votes cast in Buhari's strongholds of North-West and the North-East.
Nevertheless, in Jonathan's strongholds of the South-South and the South-East, Buhari has only managed to win 5 of every 100 votes. Jonathan is clearly leading in terms of the popular votes too.
We are left with Middle Belt and the Yoruba South-West. With the information now still clearly inconclusive, Jonathan has won 4 of the 6 States from the Middle Belt and also running in terms of the popular vote cast. In the instance of the Yoruba South-West, it is too close to call. Jonathan is clearly required to win this region.
#JonathanWinsIt you are still sleeping at this time? wake up son |
| Re: GEJ Vs. GMB: The Statistics by MOA15(m): 1:23pm On Mar 30, 2015 |
CreativeWeb:
CURRENTLY, we have popular votes as follows:
1. Core North (North-West and North-East): Buhari 60% and Jonathan 40%
2. Middle Belt: Buhari 40% and Jonathan 60%
3. South-West: Buhari 45% and Jonathan 55%.
This is roughly what it translated to:
Buhari: 60 + 40 + 45 = 145 votes.
Jonathan: 40 + 60 + 55 = 155 votes.
Jonathan has won 90 of every 100 votes from the South-East. He has also won 95 of every 100 votes from the South-South.
Buhari has also won 10 out of every 100 votes from the South-East and 5 out of every 100 votes from the South-South.
This more or less translated into:
Jonathan: 90 + 95 = 185 votes
Buhari: 10 + 5 = 15 votes.
If we tally all the total votes from the six regions altogether, we have the below result:
Jonathan: 155 + 185 = 330 votes
Buhari: 145 + 15 = 260 votes.
From the above calculation, Jonathan is projected to have more popular votes than Buhari. He will also have at least 24 states with 25% of the entire vote cast.Jonathan deservedly has won the election.
#GEJ_WINS_IT OP, you need to be examined |
