LAGOS...............AMBODE(A FIS C)
OYO.................AJUMOBI( A FIS C)
OGUN...............AMOSUN( A FIS C)
KWARA.............AHMED) A FIS C)
SOKOTO...........TAMBUWAL(A FIS C)
KANO...............GANDUJE)A FIS C)
IMI..................OKOROCHA(A FIS C)
NASSARAWA AL AKAMURA(A FIS C)
ADAMAWA.........BINDOW(A FIS C)
.

ABIA-ALEX OTTI-APGA!

In Oyo, Akala we know, Alao we trust

So far so good, Lagos

APC- 36
PDP - 15

I am e-Jega

nothing concern me with RIVERS

Can you pls tell me why Lagos need change?

Chukwutobi:
Lagos needs change!

Therefore, JK will win in Lagos.

Final!

peren:
So the elections are almost here, almost every discussion now in Nigeria centers around politics. Let us predict the winners for the various states and see how it pans out after the elections, Lets know the prophets amongst us.

My Predictions
Lagos - JK PDP
Rivers - Wike PDP

Lets see yours. You can predict for as as many states as interests you.

Biko...this is no longer a prediction,you're summing it all up that PDP will win in both Rivers and Lagos,see as i just dey look you...infact ur a PDP e-diot!

pat077:
is ajimobi nt better than akala?

Akala is 100 times better than Ajimobi

stephoye:

Akala is 100 times better than Ajimobi

hw? I'm nt sure u stay in ibadan durin akala's reign... maybe u're 4rm okeogun.

Jigawa Mallam Aminu Ringim

[quote author=Ilekeh post=32526207]Oyo - Ajimobi. If Akala wins, Oyo you're O.Y.O.

Lagos - Ambode
Akala we know, Alao we trust for the job

Ambode for lagos
ajimobi for oyo !

JK is Ok for Lagos.

So far so good, Lagos

APC- 38
PDP - 16

I am e-Jega

nothing concern me with RIVERS

laffwitmi:
Can you pls tell me why Lagos need change?

So you follow all the media propaganda of your governor?

I am not saying he has not tried but all he did was done in deceit.

Most projects were done to enrich himself and his senior partner Tinubu.

We have changed the PDP at the central; PDP did her best also remember?

So we need to change the taste of government in Lagos also.

Ebonyi = pdp
Enugu = pdp
Rivers = pdp
see u guys on 12th April 2015 for celebration.

peren:
So the elections are almost here, almost every discussion now in Nigeria centers around politics. Let us predict the winners for the various states and see how it pans out after the elections, Lets know the prophets amongst us.

My Predictions
Lagos - JK PDP
Rivers - Wike PDP

Lets see yours. You can predict for as as many states as interests you.

Benue.....Ortom...Apc

pat077:
hw? I'm nt sure u stay in ibadan durin akala's reign... maybe u're 4rm okeogun.

Akala has already learn his lessons as far as security is concerned. Let's give him the second chance

As for me, I be Igbo, I be nwafo Igbo and I wan perish for lagoon, so
Jk we know!!
Jk we trust!!!
Infact we are tired of APC, let wind of change reach Lagos, APC have rule Lagos for 16 good years

Oyo- Ajimobi (record breaking- mark my words)

Lagos- I'm hoping JK wins. (Tinubu et al can't keep covering up 16years of possible gross financial impropriety)

Cross River State - Prof. Ben Ayade (PDP)

Delta State = Okowa PDP.

Delta state - Dr Ifeanyi Authur Okowa (PDP).

RIVERS STATE - DAKUKU PETERSIDE ADOLPHUS...... (APC......CHANGE.....).

peren:
So the elections are almost here, almost every discussion now in Nigeria centers around politics. Let us predict the winners for the various states and see how it pans out after the elections, Lets know the prophets amongst us.

My Predictions
Lagos - JK PDP
Rivers - Wike PDP

Lets see yours. You can predict for as as many states as interests you.

Abia - Alex Otti (APGA)
IMO - Rochas (APC)
Lagos - JImi Agbaje (PDP)
I

Here in lagos is ambode

NIGER STATE, APC
ALH Abubakar Sani Bello

Adamawa State <======> Engr. Markus N. Gundiri (SDP)

KANO STATE - Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje

The P of Kano state If I were to write on the power of music, I would most likely make reference to how a Hausa song urging Engr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso to return for a second stint as the governor of Kano state became a hit and endeared him to Kano state residents. One can’t possibly trace the root of his popularity en route the guber polls in 2011 to anything else. This was a man who was practically disgraced out of office by the same people in 2003, same people who sang praises to his successor to high heavens for most of his eight-year reign only to turn on him and everything he stood for when the Kwankwasiyya movement started to gather momentum. This tells you two things: what a good song can do and how drastically things can change in Kano politics. Thankfully, he hit the ground running upon assuming office, and the Kwankwasiyya movement went on to become the largest in Northern Nigeria in modern times. At least one out of every five people wearing the native attire had the governor’s trademark red cap to go with it. Every aspirant to any public office in the APC fold had his picture alongside theirs on their poster rather than Muhammadu Buhari’s, as was the case in virtually all Northern states. He strolled in from Abuja and had his son-in-law relinquish the APC ticket to contest the Kano Central Senatorial seat after losing the presidential primaries. It would be a taboo if he had been opposed. You wouldn’t be wrong to say he was the P in Kano politics. It was so easy to forget he was the most-hated person in the state at some point, with no adducable reason for the transformation to the most-loved other than a song. Unexpected turn Permutations as to his most likely successor kicked off as early as his second year in office, and they kept ending up with one verdict — his two-term deputy, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje. He was perceived as a core loyalist to the leader of the movement who had never had cause to fall out with him in any of his stints as governor. Kwankwaso had served Kano people exceptionally well, and his deputy contesting on the ‘continuity’ card would be an easy sell. He eventually clinched the ticket and put rumours of the governor wanting someone else but being pulled back by the need to reward his loyalty to bed. Concerns immediately arose as to the sustainability of their relationship judging from who both men really were. Kwankwaso is outspoken at all times, temperamental, a lot of people say, and one who has earned every right to wage into issues on the ground of wanting what is best for the people even from Abuja. You couldn’t possibly see him withdrawing from the forefront of Kano politics. And on the other hand, Abdullahi Ganduje didn’t strike anyone as a greenhorn who would gladly assume the lucky beneficiary role and forfeit the chance to carve a niche for himself. The public disclosure by the transition committee headed by the now deputy governor, Prof Hafizu Abubakar, that the Kwankwaso administration left behind a 300 billion naira debt was subsequently rationalized by governor Ganduje himself who attributed it to the drop in oil prices and further emphasized that he was in a position to know, being a part and parcel of the decisions of the government. It came as a rude shock when he blamed the same government days ago for neglecting to pay the tuition fees of students studying abroad for a whole year thereby accruing a three billion naira debt. No one expected a war to kick off on that note, with the governor having seemingly shut down that medium. There was no excuse on the previous government’s behalf this time. What caught the eye were the words “for whatever reason”. This has heated up the political climate in the state in no small measure, with both camps pondering their next move. If the governor refuses to make another U-turn, like he did after the transition committee report, and proceeds to wage a full-scale “kill or be killed” war against Senator Kwankwaso, he will open a new chapter in Kano folklore if he emerges unscathed. Unlike his former boss, he isn’t a great mobilizer of troops and will find it difficult to woo converts to his cause, especially from where it matters most at the moment — the State House of Assembly. As things stand, no one would expect even the member representing his constituency to vote against any move to impeach him if it ever gets to that. But what the governor has going for him is the fact that this is a new era where anyone would find it difficult to stage a ‘Hollywood’ impeachment under the gross misconduct ground. The most feasible means of exacting revenge if the governor stays cautious would be denying him the party ticket in 2019, which seems too long a time for things to stay the same. Cold war I can’t possibly foresee any means of making the state ungovernable for the man right now other than criticisms and more criticisms with everyone grabbing the opportunity to impress the state party leader as is the case presently. He has ample time to woo the core Kwankwasiyya elements, seize control of the party and change the status quo before then. Like Walter Annenberg rightly said: “The greatest power is political power”. There is a cold war between the two political gladiators in the state, like a lot of observers rightly predicted. The most loved politician in the state since Aminu Kano reverts back to being its worst villain overnight. This is Kano, where anything is possible.

lagos-APC
ogun-Apc
North-Apc
Rivers-Apc
this is nt just predictions but my wish list...unfortunatly or fortunately, APC has got the best Candidates for now...

nnafather:
Me, I can't wait to enter that Lagoon. It's hot here...I need to chill with a bottle of Orijin singing "Woju" with mama iwota. JK we Know, JK we trust.

you wont enter Lagoon since Apc is going to win.

My money's on the PDP gubernatorial Aspirant (SEN. OKOWA) to hold sway in DELTA STATE come April, 11.

IMO is for Rochas, lagos is for Jk, Rivers is for wike thanks