midolian: 1. The crowd is nothing compared with the crowd that welcomed Buhari
You're a liar! Put the pictures side by side and compare. Even the people outside the stadium yesterday were probably more than those inside. Buhari only filled the inside. Kwankwaso filled not just the stadium but all the streets around the stadium.
2. The capacity of the campaign venue is a maximum of 40,000. If out of the millions of registered voters in Kano, a meagre 40,000 came to grace the rally, it shouldn’t mean anything to those who use reason.
Use your sense bro. If the stadium is 40k capacity, it means 40k people will be able to sit down at any given time. It doesn't account for those standing on the pitch and the tracks, does it? Does it also account for those standing on the aisles and those hanging on different things? If that stadium is 40k capacity, I can boldy tell you that at least 80k people were there yesterday. Now, those who filled up the streets outside the stadium were probably as much as those inside. Did you also include them in your 40k?
3. Assuming #5000 was given to each person at the campaign venue (as alleged in some quarters and confirmed by some people in the Kwankwasiyyah group), a piffling sum of #200,000,000 would have been more than enough to gather such crowd. I call this piffling not because I am wealthy but because Atiku spent much more than that during the PDP presidential primaries. He was confirmed to have given each delegate $5,000. Atiku got a total number of 1,532 votes during the PDP presidential primaries, so I will be limiting my calculation to this number on the assumption that those who voted for him were the only beneficiaries of the money (which can’t be true). If $5,000 was given to a delegate, the total amount spent would have been at least 2.7billion naira... (I used 360 as the exchange rate)
Can you tell us how much Buhari has been paying for his crowds including those he rents from neighbouring States? If Atiku could pay such amount to get them attend his rally, he can also pay them to get them vote for him.
4. What he spent on just a hundred and fifty delegates can garner much more people than we saw yesterday. As we all know, the PDP is a party filled with people who are media freaks and would do anything to have a good image on social media rather than in reality.
5. What should be worrisome to the PDP(if they are thoughtful) is the fact that over 90% of the crowd were on red caps, which means if you don’t belong to the kwankwasiyyah movement, there is high likelihood that you don’t do Atiku..
So you think all Kwankwasiyya members in Kano state attended the rally, or are you assuming all PDP supporters in Kano are Kwankwasiyya members? There was PDP in Kano before Kwankwaso returned, and even if Kwankwaso decamps to APC today, there will still be people that will vote for PDP in Kano.
6. A friend of mine who happens to belong to this movement told me clearly yesterday that, even if they were not paid, majority of them would have gone to welcome Atiku and cronies just because they wouldn’t want Kwankwaso to be disgraced...but this doesn’t change the fact that those who will be voting for Buhari in the presidential election are in the majority.
That's the same way they will vote Atiku and other PDP candidates so that Kwankwaso will not be disgraced.
7. Kano State is so populated that even if the devil goes there for campaign, he would get at least 30,000 people to welcome him.
For a private citizen like Atiku to get more supporters than the sitting president in Kano, then Buhari is in soup. If Atiku was the president, I would have said people turned out just to see him cos he's the president. This explains the crowd Buhari pulls in some states when people turn out just to catch a glimpse of the president, not that they love him. It's the same reason Jonathan had some northerners show up in his campaign in 2015.
kaen1317: And I guess the crowd that welcomed Lifeless including the ones from Niger means something abi
Buhari can only come back to Aso Rock by rigging election and falsifying results, otherwise Nigerians have rejected him and heaven has also rejected his leadership.
The funny part is, the few neutral Nigerians that do not support any party, those ones that just want a good leader and a better nation. Those few are still going to vote for Buhari. I know cuz I've spoken to over 50 and they are saying the same thing. "We prefer a slow progress to backwardness" "We will rather have a Buhari that is lifeless but honest than an active Atiku that will take us back to where we are coming from"
Bro. Don't disturb yourself. I just pity all them PDP folks jubilating already because na their type no dey fit handle the agony of defeat. Fg better ban sniper else too many people may commit suicide because they've worked themselves up so much that their heart just won't be able to cope with Atiku's impending loss.
Ode we handled Jonathan's defeat gracefully we hope you blood-thirsty elements will do same next week
I actually created the thread to enlighten many of you so you don't do something funny when Buhari is easily declared winner. You guys know nada
you said that the stadium has a capacity of 40,000, meaning that it has 40, 000 seats. have you 4gotten the people standing on the football field and track? those people may even exceed 40,000
abduljabbar4: What i dont even undersrand is why some people in a faraway land act like they know better than whats going on around you. I just pity Atiku cos a lot of my friends attended his rally but only 2 are voting Atiku.
Lets see what mallam kyankyaso can do against Mai Gaskiya
I'm sure your friends are not the only people in Kano state.
midolian: 1. The crowd is nothing compared with the crowd that welcomed Buhari
2. The capacity of the campaign venue is a maximum of 40,000. If out of the millions of registered voters in Kano, a meagre 40,000 came to grace the rally, it shouldn’t mean anything to those who use reason.
3. Assuming #5000 was given to each person at the campaign venue (as alleged in some quarters and confirmed by some people in the Kwankwasiyyah group), a piffling sum of #200,000,000 would have been more than enough to gather such crowd. I call this piffling not because I am wealthy but because Atiku spent much more than that during the PDP presidential primaries. He was confirmed to have given each delegate $5,000. Atiku got a total number of 1,532 votes during the PDP presidential primaries, so I will be limiting my calculation to this number on the assumption that those who voted for him were the only beneficiaries of the money (which can’t be true). If $5,000 was given to a delegate, the total amount spent would have been at least 2.7billion naira... (I used 360 as the exchange rate)
4. What he spent on just a hundred and fifty delegates can garner much more people than we saw yesterday. As we all know, the PDP is a party filled with people who are media freaks and would do anything to have a good image on social media rather than in reality.
5. What should be worrisome to the PDP(if they are thoughtful) is the fact that over 90% of the crowd were on red caps, which means if you don’t belong to the kwankwasiyyah movement, there is high likelihood that you don’t do Atiku..
6. A friend of mine who happens to belong to this movement told me clearly yesterday that, even if they were not paid, majority of them would have gone to welcome Atiku and cronies just because they wouldn’t want Kwankwaso to be disgraced...but this doesn’t change the fact that those who will be voting for Buhari in the presidential election are in the majority.
7. Kano State is so populated that even if the devil goes there for campaign, he would get at least 30,000 people to welcome him.
what is the aim of this post really. .....waiting to see s meet president In Aso rock. say what you like we won't vote buharj again. if Atiku does not perform in2023 we equally vote him out simple.
midolian: 1. The crowd is nothing compared with the crowd that welcomed Buhari
2. The capacity of the campaign venue is a maximum of 40,000. If out of the millions of registered voters in Kano, a meagre 40,000 came to grace the rally, it shouldn’t mean anything to those who use reason.
3. Assuming #5000 was given to each person at the campaign venue (as alleged in some quarters and confirmed by some people in the Kwankwasiyyah group), a piffling sum of #200,000,000 would have been more than enough to gather such crowd. I call this piffling not because I am wealthy but because Atiku spent much more than that during the PDP presidential primaries. He was confirmed to have given each delegate $5,000. Atiku got a total number of 1,532 votes during the PDP presidential primaries, so I will be limiting my calculation to this number on the assumption that those who voted for him were the only beneficiaries of the money (which can’t be true). If $5,000 was given to a delegate, the total amount spent would have been at least 2.7billion naira... (I used 360 as the exchange rate)
4. What he spent on just a hundred and fifty delegates can garner much more people than we saw yesterday. As we all know, the PDP is a party filled with people who are media freaks and would do anything to have a good image on social media rather than in reality.
5. What should be worrisome to the PDP(if they are thoughtful) is the fact that over 90% of the crowd were on red caps, which means if you don’t belong to the kwankwasiyyah movement, there is high likelihood that you don’t do Atiku..
6. A friend of mine who happens to belong to this movement told me clearly yesterday that, even if they were not paid, majority of them would have gone to welcome Atiku and cronies just because they wouldn’t want Kwankwaso to be disgraced...but this doesn’t change the fact that those who will be voting for Buhari in the presidential election are in the majority.
7. Kano State is so populated that even if the devil goes there for campaign, he would get at least 30,000 people to welcome him.
I actually created the thread to enlighten many of you so you don't do something funny when Buhari is easily declared winner. You guys know nada
enlighten yourself first. You have No moral justification to enlighten us when you are canvassing for a man who is mentally incapacitated to be your president.
midolian: 1. The crowd is nothing compared with the crowd that welcomed Buhari
2. The capacity of the campaign venue is a maximum of 40,000. If out of the millions of registered voters in Kano, a meagre 40,000 came to grace the rally, it shouldn’t mean anything to those who use reason.
3. Assuming #5000 was given to each person at the campaign venue (as alleged in some quarters and confirmed by some people in the Kwankwasiyyah group), a piffling sum of #200,000,000 would have been more than enough to gather such crowd. I call this piffling not because I am wealthy but because Atiku spent much more than that during the PDP presidential primaries. He was confirmed to have given each delegate $5,000. Atiku got a total number of 1,532 votes during the PDP presidential primaries, so I will be limiting my calculation to this number on the assumption that those who voted for him were the only beneficiaries of the money (which can’t be true). If $5,000 was given to a delegate, the total amount spent would have been at least 2.7billion naira... (I used 360 as the exchange rate)
4. What he spent on just a hundred and fifty delegates can garner much more people than we saw yesterday. As we all know, the PDP is a party filled with people who are media freaks and would do anything to have a good image on social media rather than in reality.
5. What should be worrisome to the PDP(if they are thoughtful) is the fact that over 90% of the crowd were on red caps, which means if you don’t belong to the kwankwasiyyah movement, there is high likelihood that you don’t do Atiku..
6. A friend of mine who happens to belong to this movement told me clearly yesterday that, even if they were not paid, majority of them would have gone to welcome Atiku and cronies just because they wouldn’t want Kwankwaso to be disgraced...but this doesn’t change the fact that those who will be voting for Buhari in the presidential election are in the majority.
7. Kano State is so populated that even if the devil goes there for campaign, he would get at least 30,000 people to welcome him.
midolian: 1. The crowd is nothing compared with the crowd that welcomed Buhari
2. The capacity of the campaign venue is a maximum of 40,000. If out of the millions of registered voters in Kano, a meagre 40,000 came to grace the rally, it shouldn’t mean anything to those who use reason.
3. Assuming #5000 was given to each person at the campaign venue (as alleged in some quarters and confirmed by some people in the Kwankwasiyyah group), a piffling sum of #200,000,000 would have been more than enough to gather such crowd. I call this piffling not because I am wealthy but because Atiku spent much more than that during the PDP presidential primaries. He was confirmed to have given each delegate $5,000. Atiku got a total number of 1,532 votes during the PDP presidential primaries, so I will be limiting my calculation to this number on the assumption that those who voted for him were the only beneficiaries of the money (which can’t be true). If $5,000 was given to a delegate, the total amount spent would have been at least 2.7billion naira... (I used 360 as the exchange rate)
4. What he spent on just a hundred and fifty delegates can garner much more people than we saw yesterday. As we all know, the PDP is a party filled with people who are media freaks and would do anything to have a good image on social media rather than in reality.
5. What should be worrisome to the PDP(if they are thoughtful) is the fact that over 90% of the crowd were on red caps, which means if you don’t belong to the kwankwasiyyah movement, there is high likelihood that you don’t do Atiku..
6. A friend of mine who happens to belong to this movement told me clearly yesterday that, even if they were not paid, majority of them would have gone to welcome Atiku and cronies just because they wouldn’t want Kwankwaso to be disgraced...but this doesn’t change the fact that those who will be voting for Buhari in the presidential election are in the majority.
7. Kano State is so populated that even if the devil goes there for campaign, he would get at least 30,000 people to welcome him.
But Buhari crowd mean something isn't Anyway your user name or Nick name or real name says it all *Meldonia or Meldolin* no need to say anything further.
Kelvin30286063: The funny part is, the few neutral Nigerians that do not support any party, those ones that just want a good leader and a better nation. Those few are still going to vote for Buhari. I know cuz I've spoken to over 50 and they are saying the same thing. "We prefer a slow progress to backwardness" "We will rather have a Buhari that is lifeless but honest than an active Atiku that will take us back to where we are coming from"
If there was enough crowd in Kano the APC would not have imported people from outside Nigeria not even within but outside to help fill the same stadium or Atiku is richer than the APC with Dangote and otedola Tinubu earns unearned billions from Lagos but could fill up a 24,000 capacity stadium Ona weekend
midolian: 1. The crowd is nothing compared with the crowd that welcomed Buhari
2. The capacity of the campaign venue is a maximum of 40,000. If out of the millions of registered voters in Kano, a meagre 40,000 came to grace the rally, it shouldn’t mean anything to those who use reason.
3. Assuming #5000 was given to each person at the campaign venue (as alleged in some quarters and confirmed by some people in the Kwankwasiyyah group), a piffling sum of #200,000,000 would have been more than enough to gather such crowd. I call this piffling not because I am wealthy but because Atiku spent much more than that during the PDP presidential primaries. He was confirmed to have given each delegate $5,000. Atiku got a total number of 1,532 votes during the PDP presidential primaries, so I will be limiting my calculation to this number on the assumption that those who voted for him were the only beneficiaries of the money (which can’t be true). If $5,000 was given to a delegate, the total amount spent would have been at least 2.7billion naira... (I used 360 as the exchange rate)
4. What he spent on just a hundred and fifty delegates can garner much more people than we saw yesterday. As we all know, the PDP is a party filled with people who are media freaks and would do anything to have a good image on social media rather than in reality.
5. What should be worrisome to the PDP(if they are thoughtful) is the fact that over 90% of the crowd were on red caps, which means if you don’t belong to the kwankwasiyyah movement, there is high likelihood that you don’t do Atiku..
6. A friend of mine who happens to belong to this movement told me clearly yesterday that, even if they were not paid, majority of them would have gone to welcome Atiku and cronies just because they wouldn’t want Kwankwaso to be disgraced...but this doesn’t change the fact that those who will be voting for Buhari in the presidential election are in the majority.
7. Kano State is so populated that even if the devil goes there for campaign, he would get at least 30,000 people to welcome him.
Bro. Don't disturb yourself. I just pity all them PDP folks jubilating already because na their type no dey fit handle the agony of defeat. Fg better ban sniper else too many people may commit suicide because they've worked themselves up so much that their heart just won't be able to cope with Atiku's impending loss.
I can bet with absolute certainty that by this time next week, all of them PDP goons will be wailing "Buhari rigged the election".
What about people on the pitch and those that are outside the stadium, did you count them? Bro try again.
midolian: 1. The crowd is nothing compared with the crowd that welcomed Buhari
2. The capacity of the campaign venue is a maximum of 40,000. If out of the millions of registered voters in Kano, a meagre 40,000 came to grace the rally, it shouldn’t mean anything to those who use reason.
3. Assuming #5000 was given to each person at the campaign venue (as alleged in some quarters and confirmed by some people in the Kwankwasiyyah group), a piffling sum of #200,000,000 would have been more than enough to gather such crowd. I call this piffling not because I am wealthy but because Atiku spent much more than that during the PDP presidential primaries. He was confirmed to have given each delegate $5,000. Atiku got a total number of 1,532 votes during the PDP presidential primaries, so I will be limiting my calculation to this number on the assumption that those who voted for him were the only beneficiaries of the money (which can’t be true). If $5,000 was given to a delegate, the total amount spent would have been at least 2.7billion naira... (I used 360 as the exchange rate)
4. What he spent on just a hundred and fifty delegates can garner much more people than we saw yesterday. As we all know, the PDP is a party filled with people who are media freaks and would do anything to have a good image on social media rather than in reality.
5. What should be worrisome to the PDP(if they are thoughtful) is the fact that over 90% of the crowd were on red caps, which means if you don’t belong to the kwankwasiyyah movement, there is high likelihood that you don’t do Atiku..
6. A friend of mine who happens to belong to this movement told me clearly yesterday that, even if they were not paid, majority of them would have gone to welcome Atiku and cronies just because they wouldn’t want Kwankwaso to be disgraced...but this doesn’t change the fact that those who will be voting for Buhari in the presidential election are in the majority.
7. Kano State is so populated that even if the devil goes there for campaign, he would get at least 30,000 people to welcome him.
*Disclaimer* I can't say am totally neutral on my current political views as I am currently, slowly being "Atikulated" post my long wait for FeBuhari. On the discussion about the supposed 40,000 crowd. When a stadium is sad to be a capacity. Egg Wembley, Old Trafford, Camp nor etc. It in today's terms means seating capacity. Maracana in Brazil had a standing cap. of over 200,000 sitting now is about 80,000. Wembley had a crowd of 160,000 watch an FA cup final back in the 1930's. Today Wembley sits about 90,000 people. What I author of this thread seems to forget is that mainly the main majority of the crowd in both Buhari and Atiku's campaigns at these venues were not in the stands. They were on the pitch. So it you were estimating a crowd of 40,000 Atikulated supporters, he would have had to have sorted 80- 90,000 people in the stands and just under a 100,000 on the pitch and fences. You would be talking about buying about 200,000 people. My facts on these are stats. from organising shows and crusades at Stadia all around the country in the last 15 yrs. When in 2014 I saw the crowds greeting Buhari in Bauchi, Kano and Gombe I knew GET was a goner as I had hoped. I had been sold on the anti corruption drive of the PMB. I also felt that he would reign in some of his kinsmen causing problems in the Middle bet. But instead a new theater of war has opened up in Zamfara Sokoto axis and someone decided to conveniently call them bandits.. Do bandits hold territory. I could go on and on... Let us port with who ever will make our lives better and unite us more as a nation.
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continue jare cos man must wack.
Anyway your user name or Nick name or real name says it all *Meldonia or Meldolin* no need to say anything further.