vicdom:

It would have been easier for a pregnant Somalian chimpanzee or a four-eyed Zambian frog to be invited to Buckingham Palace for lunch with the Queen than for this so-called lifeless gworochewing bastard of a SIMPLETON to win the forthcoming presidential race.

#spits#

vicdom:

It would have been easier for a pregnant Somalian chimpanzee or a four-eyed Zambian frog to be invited to Buckingham Palace for lunch with the Queen than for this so-called lifeless gworochewing bastard of a SIMPLETON to win the forthcoming presidential race.

#spits#

eneojoedu:
thunder fire them.....

aminulive:
@POLITICSNGR

Eurasia Group, One of the World's largest Political Risk Consultancy firms has predicted that President Muhammadu Buhari will win the 2019 Presidential Elections.

The Group, founded in 1998 by American political scientist Ian Bremmer, said Buhari has a 60 per cent probability to win. This was contained in its recent Political Forecast.

According to the Group; “Opposition candidate Atiku Abubakar has regained some momentum in recent weeks, but President Muhammadu Buhari remains favored to win (a 60% probability),” the group said.

“On election day, the ruling All Progressives Congress’s (APC’s) significantly greater control of local political structures and resources, it governs 23 states compared to the opposition’s 12, will boost voter mobilization and solidify Buhari’s advantage.”

In 2015, Eurasia Group also predicted that Buhari will defeat former president Goodluck Jonathan, changing its stance some weeks to the election after it had initially chosen the former president to win.

PoliticsNGR observed that the group also highlighted reasons why the PDP might lose adding that the DG of Atiku's Campaign, Bukola Saraki was distracted by the battles he is facing in the National Assembly coupled with the weak campaign being run by South-East governors who are not to happy with the emergence of Atiku's running mate, Peter Obi.

The group stated; "Wike was annoyed by Atiku’s failure to consult him on key decisions, Saraki remains distracted by a tough Senate reelection battle in Kwara state, and the southeast governors are hampered by many conflicting motivations, including their own lack of political clout (which makes them reluctant to overtly challenge the federal government) and their wariness of Atiku’s running mate Peter Obi, a former governor of the southeastern Anambra state who they view as a political outsider.

The lack of enthusiasm on the part of some PDP governors is a problem for Atiku because these officials control significant discretionary funds at the state level (known as ‘security votes’) that are easier to access without triggering graft concerns."

https://politicsngr.com/breaking-buhari-will-win-2019-elections-foreign-firm-eurasia-group-reasons/

vicdom:

It would have been easier for a pregnant Somalian chimpanzee or a four-eyed Zambian frog to be invited to Buckingham Palace for lunch with the Queen than for this so-called lifeless gworochewing bastard of a SIMPLETON to win the forthcoming presidential race.

#spits#

AyakaDunukofia:
The group's reasons for a possible Buhari trumph is very transient and lacked a good understanding of Nigeria's demographic sentiments and geo-politics.

Firstly, they were shamefully wrong on South East. The governors there do not have the charisma to redirect the electorate on the already anti Buhari sentiments.

Secondly, the 'greater control of 23 states' by the Apc they alluded does not have a corresponding sentiment on the ground. Example, Benue is amongst the 23. Is Samuel Ortom going to force Benueans to vote Apc, even though he is now in pdp. Imo state is among the 23, will Buhari win Imo as well? A Buhari victory in Kano for instance would be with what margin?

How will Buhari compensate the Kwankwaso factor that was not there in 2015? Where will he get the votes to make up the deficit from Kwankwaso given that the margin of victory in 2015 was 2.4 million.

Thirdly, this group got it also wrong on Wike. Wike has been in practice, a visible mobilizer for Atiku.
Saraki is doing well in Kwara shoring his base.

Fourthly, the analysis is obviously a hurried paid, cooked up one because there is no indication the pdp lacked funds in view of the boisterous campaign they've been having in the past two weeks. Therefore, this analysis is at best a political joke.

eneojoedu:
thunder fire them.....

AyakaDunukofia:
The group's reasons for a possible Buhari trumph is very transient and lacked a good understanding of Nigeria's demographic sentiments and geo-politics.

Firstly, they were shamefully wrong on South East. The governors there do not have the charisma to redirect the electorate on the already anti Buhari sentiments.

Secondly, the 'greater control of 23 states' by the Apc they alluded does not have a corresponding sentiment on the ground. Example, Benue is amongst the 23. Is Ortom going to force Benueans to vote Apc, even though he is now in pdp. Imo state is among the 23, will Buhari win Imo as well? A Buhari victory in Kano for instance would be with what margin?

How will Buhari compensate the Kwankwaso factor that was not there in 2015? Where will he get the votes to make up the deficit from Kwankwaso?

Thirdly, this group got it also wrong on Wike. Wike has been in practice, a visible mobilizer for Atiku.
Saraki is doing well in Kwara shoring his base.

Fourthly, the analysis is obviously a hurried paid, cooked up one because there is no indication the pdp lacked funds in view of the boisterous campaign they've been having in the past two weeks. Therefore, this analysis is at best a political joke.

aminulive:
@POLITICSNGR

Eurasia Group, One of the World's largest Political Risk Consultancy firms has predicted that President Muhammadu Buhari will win the 2019 Presidential Elections.

The Group, founded in 1998 by American political scientist Ian Bremmer, said Buhari has a 60 per cent probability to win. This was contained in its recent Political Forecast.

According to the Group; “Opposition candidate Atiku Abubakar has regained some momentum in recent weeks, but President Muhammadu Buhari remains favored to win (a 60% probability),” the group said.

“On election day, the ruling All Progressives Congress’s (APC’s) significantly greater control of local political structures and resources, it governs 23 states compared to the opposition’s 12, will boost voter mobilization and solidify Buhari’s advantage.”

In 2015, Eurasia Group also predicted that Buhari will defeat former president Goodluck Jonathan, changing its stance some weeks to the election after it had initially chosen the former president to win.

PoliticsNGR observed that the group also highlighted reasons why the PDP might lose adding that the DG of Atiku's Campaign, Bukola Saraki was distracted by the battles he is facing in the National Assembly coupled with the weak campaign being run by South-East governors who are not to happy with the emergence of Atiku's running mate, Peter Obi.

The group stated; "Wike was annoyed by Atiku’s failure to consult him on key decisions, Saraki remains distracted by a tough Senate reelection battle in Kwara state, and the southeast governors are hampered by many conflicting motivations, including their own lack of political clout (which makes them reluctant to overtly challenge the federal government) and their wariness of Atiku’s running mate Peter Obi, a former governor of the southeastern Anambra state who they view as a political outsider.

The lack of enthusiasm on the part of some PDP governors is a problem for Atiku because these officials control significant discretionary funds at the state level (known as ‘security votes’) that are easier to access without triggering graft concerns."

https://politicsngr.com/breaking-buhari-will-win-2019-elections-foreign-firm-eurasia-group-reasons/

360degreess:
we have told them severally but all these e-warriors will not listen.. Buhari will officially retire Atiku from politics in less than 10days from now...SAI BUHARI

AyakaDunukofia:
The group's reasons for a possible Buhari trumph is very transient and lacked a good understanding of Nigeria's demographic sentiments and geo-politics.

Firstly, they were shamefully wrong on South East. The governors there do not have the charisma to redirect the electorate on the already anti Buhari sentiments.

Secondly, the 'greater control of 23 states' by the Apc they alluded does not have a corresponding sentiment on the ground. Example, Benue is amongst the 23. Is Samuel Ortom going to force Benueans to vote Apc, even though he is now in pdp. Imo state is among the 23, will Buhari win Imo as well? A Buhari victory in Kano for instance would be with what margin?

How will Buhari compensate the Kwankwaso factor that was not there in 2015? Where will he get the votes to make up the deficit from Kwankwaso given that the margin of victory in 2015 was 2.4 million.

Thirdly, this group got it also wrong on Wike. Wike has been in practice, a visible mobilizer for Atiku.
Saraki is doing well in Kwara shoring his base.

Fourthly, the analysis is obviously a hurried paid, cooked up one because there is no indication the pdp lacked funds in view of the boisterous campaign they've been having in the past two weeks. Therefore, this analysis is at best a political joke.

engrlarex:
Bros u don’t comment when you are drunk. U just left beer parlour and instead you to cool off the hangover, u started typing rubbish.

Let me give u the right analysis, Buhari has never lost Kano state with or without Kwankwaso and again he has never got less than 1.5M votes through out his serial aspirations to become the number one citizen of this country. Buhari will win Atiku in Adamawa, NE/NW remains APC stronghold, NC will be battle ground with 60% chances for APC, SE/SS is a walkover for Atiku with significant votes for APC and that is what they need. SW will do the judgement it strikes whatever the two regions are bringing which is already in cooler for APC. Buhari will be returned elected on that basis.

Nogodye:
Buhari 60% ke, my own prediction: APC 80% PDP 20%...Take it to any Bank. #PMB4+4

AyakaDunukofia:
The group's reasons for a possible Buhari trumph is very transient and lacked a good understanding of Nigeria's demographic sentiments and geo-politics.

Firstly, they were shamefully wrong on South East. The governors there do not have the charisma to redirect the electorate on the already anti Buhari sentiments.

Secondly, the 'greater control of 23 states' by the Apc they alluded does not have a corresponding sentiment on the ground. Example, Benue is amongst the 23. Is Samuel Ortom going to force Benueans to vote Apc, even though he is now in pdp. Imo state is among the 23, will Buhari win Imo as well? A Buhari victory in Kano for instance would be with what margin?

How will Buhari compensate the Kwankwaso factor that was not there in 2015? Where will he get the votes to make up the deficit from Kwankwaso given that the margin of victory in 2015 was 2.4 million.

Thirdly, this group got it also wrong on Wike. Wike has been in practice, a visible mobilizer for Atiku.
Saraki is doing well in Kwara shoring his base.

Fourthly, the analysis is obviously a hurried paid, cooked up one because there is no indication the pdp lacked funds in view of the boisterous campaign they've been having in the past two weeks. Therefore, this analysis is at best a political joke.

AyakaDunukofia:
The group's reasons for a possible Buhari trumph is very transient and lacked a good understanding of Nigeria's demographic sentiments and geo-politics.

Firstly, they were shamefully wrong on South East. The governors there do not have the charisma to redirect the electorate on the already anti Buhari sentiments.

Secondly, the 'greater control of 23 states' by the Apc they alluded does not have a corresponding sentiment on the ground. Example, Benue is amongst the 23. Is Samuel Ortom going to force Benueans to vote Apc, even though he is now in pdp. Imo state is among the 23, will Buhari win Imo as well? A Buhari victory in Kano for instance would be with what margin?

How will Buhari compensate the Kwankwaso factor that was not there in 2015? Where will he get the votes to make up the deficit from Kwankwaso given that the margin of victory in 2015 was 2.4 million.

Thirdly, this group got it also wrong on Wike. Wike has been in practice, a visible mobilizer for Atiku.
Saraki is doing well in Kwara shoring his base.

Fourthly, the analysis is obviously a hurried paid, cooked up one because there is no indication the pdp lacked funds in view of the boisterous campaign they've been having in the past two weeks. Therefore, this analysis is at best a political joke.

vicdom:

It would have been easier for a pregnant Somalian chimpanzee or a four-eyed Zambian frog to be invited to Buckingham Palace for lunch with the Queen than for this so-called lifeless gworochewing bastard of a SIMPLETON to win the forthcoming presidential race.

#spits#

vicdom:

It would have been easier for a pregnant Somalian chimpanzee or a four-eyed Zambian frog to be invited to Buckingham Palace for lunch with the Queen than for this so-called lifeless gworochewing bastard of a SIMPLETON to win the forthcoming presidential race.

#spits#

SweetJoystick:
In una dreams