President Buhari had his final Presidential campaign in his home state, Katsina. His last 2019 presidential rally was obviously massive.

Presidential aide, Abike Dabiri Erewa, shared a very amazing video showing huge number of people at the stadium where the campaign held. The crowds were massive.

She captioned the video:

"Katsina was just too much. What a grand finale! Wow!!!��"

Watch the graphic video here (Viewers discretion advised) and see reactions after the cut....

Source: http://www.thefamousnaija.com/2019/02/buhari-campaigns-in-katsina-abike.html?m=1

Watch the graphic video HERE (Viewers discretion advised)

OH BOYYYYY!!!

SEE OCEAN OF HEADS!!!

IT IS SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED BGG!!!

SAI BABA IS OUR PRESIDENT TILL 2023 Insha Allah

Alright

post=75741932:
OH BOYYYYY!!!

IT IS SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED BGG!!!

Can u say with all sincerity that you are not afraid Buhari might be defeated in the election?

Anything is possible and you may not recover on time if Buhari is defeated.
Remember sarrki hid himself until after the rerun election in Osun state.

kingkakaone:

Can u say with all sincerity that you are not afraid Buhari might be defeated in the election?

Anything is possible and you may not recover on time if Buhari is defeated.
Remember sarrki hid himself until after the rerun election in Osun state.

Raumdeuter and NgeneUkwenu are ready to stake their money on Buhari's victory. If you're so certain that he'd lose, why not place a bet?

kingkakaone:

Can u say with all sincerity that you are not afraid Buhari might be defeated in the election?

Anything is possible and you may not recover on time if Buhari is defeated.
Remember sarrki hid himself until after the rerun election in Osun state.

I am ready to stake money on Buhari winning. Do quick and lets settle this

God bless Nigeria.

raumdeuter:


I am ready to stake money on Buhari winning. Do quick and lets settle this

Thanks for the heads up bro.
You even have time replying the wailer.
The next 48 hours is not a time to welcome any form of distractions from them.
Ignoring them kill them more.

SAI BABA jor

The Bible says, "The fear of God is wisdom"! Nigerians are the most religious pple on earth yet, the most foolish. How come?

I don't think any wise or progressive thinking Nigerian should even consider voting for anyone other than Sowore or Hashim.

But of course they won't... 95% of Nigerians are FOOLISH and REGRESSIVE!

See people like water.

This is pure love.

Sai baba we know

post=75741932:
OH BOYYYYY!!!

IT IS SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED BGG!!!

Truly MASSIVE!!!!

Home advantage is real

Meanwhile

There are large incumbency advantages in Nigeria’s politics stemming from control of the electoral agency (inspite of it been nominally designed to be an “Independent” National Electoral Commission INEC), police, armed forces, Department of State Security (DSS) and NNPC!

More than any of its predecessors, the Buhari Presidency (or more accurately the unelected clique led by Mamman Daura which has seized control of it!) has shown a willingness to pervert the institutions of state, including or especially security services to maintain an otherwise tenuous hold on power.

In spite of these incumbency advantages, which are supplemented by the propensity of our elite to support (Any Government in Power) “AGIP”, our analysis suggests it is virtually impossible for incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari of the APC to win a free and fair elections against his main opponent, Alhaji Abubakar Atiku of the PDP!

Our analytical model starts from the numbers of registered voters provided by INEC-13,366,070; 11,289,293; and 20,158,100 from the North-Central, North-East and North-West regions respectively and 10,057,130; 12,841,279; and 16,292,212 from the South-East, South-South and South-West respectively.

In the absence of data on numbers of collected Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) from INEC, we proceed to make projections for voter turnout in each of the regions ranging from 60% in the South-East; 55% in the North-East; 50% in both the North-West and South-South; and 35% in the North-Central and South-West.

These projections reflect historical trends and produce a national voter turnout of 46.6% which compares favourably with 2015 in which INEC recorded a voter turnout of 43.65%. These projections of voter turn-out also take into account our estimates and analysis of potential PVC collection, voter enthusiasm, voter roll inflation and socio-political conditions in each of the regions.

We then estimate voting trends across the country based on a multiplicity of local, regional and national factors including party popularity, candidate popularity, ethnic/regional/religious affiliation, voter sentiments and behaviour, political trends, campaigns and campaign feedbacks and our analysis.

Based on these factors, we make very conservative assumptions about the performance of the two dominant candidates, marginal third-party candidates and undecided voters. In our model, the undecided portion has shrunk dramatically over the last 60 days from as high as 15% of the electorate to about 2.5% of voters.

Third-party candidates perform poorly in the framework, scoring not more than 1% of overall national ballots cast, confirming that this 2019 election is a straight Buhari (APC) versus Atiku (PDP) affair. Votes for third-party candidates are negligible and they fare best in the South-East and South-West with 1.5% and 2.5% of votes cast.

We project Atiku Abubakar to win in the North Central by 51% of votes cast to Buhari’s 47%.Buhari has lost the Middle-Belt of Nigeria, who have been the victims of the horrendous murders and pillage attributed to herdsmen. Buhari’s performance in the region should infact be weaker than we projected but for lower turnout by traumatised residents and pro-Buhari votes in some of the non-Christian parts of the North-Central.Overall Atiku scores 2,385,844 votes in the North-Central to Buhari’s 2,198,719.

-2).In the North-East, we award victory to Buhari by a margin of 52% to Atiku’s 46% translating into 3,228,738 votes for Buhari to Atiku’s 2,856,191 votes. We expect Buhari to win in Borno and Yobe, while Atiku is strong in Adamawa, Taraba and Gombe.

-3).We also award the North-West to Buhari even though we expect Atiku to also perform strongly in that region.

Indeed recent campaigns especially in Kano (which were conducted after we completed our analysis suggests we may have underrated Atiku’s strength in the region and the impact of the Kwankansiya-Atiku affiliation.

We project Buhari winning 55% of the votes (5,543,478) to Atiku’s 44% (4,434,782).

-4).Even though the total number of votes in the South-East and South-South are lower relative to other regions and particularly the North-West and North-East, they will be significant in this election because one candidate, Atiku Abubakar will have an overwhelming proportion of those votes.

In the South-East we expect Atiku to get 83% of votes cast, and 80% in the South-South to Buhari’s 15% and 17.5% respectively. In terms of numbers these amount to over 10 million votes to Atiku in the two regions compared with just over 2 million votes for Buhari.

The net differential from those two regions is large enough to offset Buhari’s modest advantage from the North-West and North-East in which votes are essentially shared.

-5).South-West, the percentage of undecided voters is the highest in the country, with 10% of South-West voters still undecided (as at January 31st 2019).

We project Buhari to win with the South-West with 47.5% (2,708,580) of the votes, but Atiku recording a strong 40% (2,280,910) of votes cast. It also seems the momentum is in favour of Atiku and he may secure a greater proportion of undecided voters.

Overall our analyses suggest victory for Atiku Abubakar of the PDP by 56.5% of the votes to Buhari’s 40.2% representing a healthy victory for the opposition candidate.

Our analysis is based on the assumption that the election, though not perfect, will be reasonably free and fair, and will reflect the will of the voters in each of the Nigeria’s regions. Our analyses will, of course, be irrelevant in the context of a blatantly rigged process

https://businessday.ng/columnist/opeyemi-agbaje/article/atiku-abubakar-wins-a-fair-contest/amp/

PDP and all the chest beaters will be heartbroken. Shey unable talk say una no dey hear word ni.

IT IS FINISHED.........ATIKU DOES NOT HAVE TRUE SUPPORTERS BUT ONLY THOSE WHO HATE BUHARI........EVEN PDP E-RATS ALSO KNOW THE TRUTH

post=75741932:
OH BOYYYYY!!!

IT IS SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED BGG!!!

I hope you don't change your Moniker if Buhari looses because you will be humiliated on this forum

OKOATA:
I hope you don't change your Moniker if Buhari looses because you will be humiliated on this forum

Your family personal forum shey, Mr Humiliation?!

OKOATA:
I hope you don't change your Moniker if Buhari looses because you will be humiliated on this forum

Will you change yours if Buhari wins?

na tomorow we go see the outcome of all these madness

S

we don see am o

Baba too much projects, carry go. Zoom zoom... Na next level we dey go so.

If only people knew what oil countries such as Angolans and Venezuela folks are passing through during this global crude oil price recess, they would thank God Buhari came in rather than Jonathan who looted us dry during oil boom when it was selling at $110 per barrel for five years unlike the paltry $50 it has been selling under APC. If the looting Jonathan couldn't save during the time of plenty and was already borrowing, how would he have carried on during this crude oil price recess?





Despite Buhari administration earning 60% less yet he's come up with plenty projects such as

Our railways at itakpewarri, Lagos-ibadan, kaduna-abuja etc,

The production of low cost fertilizers,

Zik maoseleum

Baro inland port,

Rice mills,

Foreign reserve increase from $26b to $43b,

Construction of our express highways such as enuguonitsha, Lagos-ibadan etc.

Social policy schemes such as tradermoni, npower etc

Payment of all pensions of airline staffs that were forced to retire after the shambolic privatisation by Atiku. PDP didn't pay them in the last 16 years.

And most especially, stabilizing us through this recession which happened because jonathan failed to save despite earning 60% more than Buhari coupled with the fall in the price of crude oil from $110 per barrel in 5 years under Jonathan to a paltry $50 per barrel under Buhari administration yet Buhari was able to keep us afloat while having many projects to his name thereby surprising Ngozi Iweala and Charles Soludo who predicted recession because jonathan looted and failed to save during the time of plentiful.

Sai Baba. PDP, Neva again

A man who isnt sensitive to the plight of Nigerians.

Buhari should be voted out.

that's the game

It's like it's only flat heads voting Atiku

Go to any social media platform and you will confirm the ascertain. They so full of hate.

Still BaBu and Star Boyz rules

BaBu till 2123

APC till 3023

PDP Xpired 16th FeBuhary 2019