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Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by profem1(m): 8:46am On Feb 16, 2019 |
How is it God's plan? Itzcaleb: |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by clemj2020(f): 8:50am On Feb 16, 2019 |
Who cares infact e nor affect me in any way, you guys see why I don't want to vote but I think am going to vote bubu out. Inconclusive INEC 1 Like |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by nickxtra(m): 9:02am On Feb 16, 2019 |
dominique: INEC had no option than to postpone the elections: Read why here: INEC'S INTENDED OSUN TEMPLATE BUSTED BY THE UNITED STATES Nigerians should be grateful to the United States for saving our democracy today. This is why the party in power got frustrated about the international communities interference at one point and threatened “body bags” because they know, “Americans would know”. We are a sovereign state, agreed, but there was nothing Nigerians would have done tonight to prevent Mohammadu Buhari from rigging this election, if not for the intervention of the USA. The Buhari government in collaboration with INEC had an agenda on how to rig the election in favor of Buhari. This was what they were planning to execute tonight with the postponement drama when the United States government got a wind of it and called the INEC Chairman not to dare. THEIR PLAN: The strategy was to allow elections hold in 26 states and postpone it in 10 states. For the ten states, they had two plans: late arrival of election materials and security crisis. The idea was to deliberately allow materials arrive late as we are already witnessing in some states, and INEC would have no option but to postpone elections in those states. For instance, the aircraft that was supposed to deliver materials to Enugu was told it can't land because of bad weather conditions and it had to land in Port Harcourt. Right before us, elections in Enugu would have been postponed. The crisis template was executed in Kaduna today. The news of Kaduna State killings of 66 people today was part of the plan to create an atmosphere of catastrophic so that INEC would postpone the election in Kaduna State citing security challenges. The news of the killings was fabricated and sponsored by the 3 inches 'body bag' Governor of that state. For the 26 states that election would have held, the plan was to watch out for the outcome. If it favours Atiku, whatever the margin is, they would deploy heavy security agents to ensure they get enough votes to cover up the margin in the 10 states that elections were to be postponed as they did in Osun state. With this plan, Buhari would be elected back as president, but the US said, NO! Elections across the 36 states must hold simultaneously, they insist. ~ May Ubeku 2 Likes |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by DavidEsq(m): 9:02am On Feb 16, 2019 |
QuotaSystem:E don be for am |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by Gaddafi1: 9:14am On Feb 16, 2019 |
Itzcaleb: It doesn't make sense planning for a wedding in February and March of this election year. Naija caanot be predicted, take heart. |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by Nobody: 9:15am On Feb 16, 2019 |
Here in Umuahia the atmosphere is dull and many are angry. It feels as the soul of the city is in general mood of resentment. We are counting our cost. Life goes on�� |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by Raalsalghul: 9:15am On Feb 16, 2019 |
Itzcaleb:This doesn't have anything to do with God. It's the result of being born in a shithole country. 1 Like |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by RALPHOW(m): 9:18am On Feb 16, 2019 |
I travelled to Lagos for election, 50k returned ticket wasted. Risk cannot be quantified. 2 Likes |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by kjhova(m): 9:18am On Feb 16, 2019 |
Nadheer15: Without a public holiday, a lot of us are effectively disenfranchised. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by panmunium(m): 9:19am On Feb 16, 2019 |
My transportation fee trippled, frustrations and overcrowded passengers at the pack, I struggled to arrive jos late in the evening only to receive this kind of news today?!! God dey!! 1 Like |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by trexzee: 9:25am On Feb 16, 2019 |
Bianda24:But their actions/inactions affect you one way or the other no matter the society you find yourself. 1 Like |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by mildteddy(m): 9:26am On Feb 16, 2019 |
"The APC is not blind. They know they don't have the numbers. This may be an attempt to thin out the margin so that rigging goes unnoticed since I suspect they don't really need votes. If Atiku still wins and the margin is small they can contest the results and that may go on another four years. They are on seat The game is not looking good at all for them They must stall to get the opponents tired (the voters) I reckon that if this first postponement doesn't still give them assurance that the margin is thin enough, they will postpone again �� Whoever introduced the 'rule' of one not being able to vote from whatsoever part of the country and why? ��" - Sos |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by MoyoGENERAL: 10:04am On Feb 16, 2019 |
cheango: If this is a lie....abeg stop am... Lagos to Kano to Lagos and back to Kano.... Ogbeni... 1 Like |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by Butoneday2(m): 10:30am On Feb 16, 2019 |
It is not in anyway affects me rather it's a boost for pdp as 23rd will be a work over for them. Total results for pdp comes on 23rd is: PDP=35,765,647 votes APC=12,231,257 votes. 1 Like |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by WordPorn(m): 11:16am On Feb 16, 2019 |
marvinsync: So what happens between now and the 23rd of February, the roads are going to be open for those that will only vote Buhari? I guess you haven't met fanatics, even if the election is next year, they wouldn't mind crossing 7 seas just to cast their votes. Just because there are a bunch of typist warriors, doesn't mean they go out to vote eventually, elections are normally decided by the silent majority won't don't travel at all |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by AlaskaTNT(m): 11:29am On Feb 16, 2019 |
Randy100:Don't give up brother |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by NothingDoMe: 11:41am On Feb 16, 2019 |
dominique:God bless you. My brother traveled because of this election. Insane wickedness. |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by Amudeneogu: 12:21pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
Na was for this country I have wasted this day for nothing next Saturday I plan something and on the 9th march my village will be having a festival which was postponed because of this election some of my relations have planned one thing or the other in fact some people just Carry confusion enter into somebody's head for nothing |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by fausiah: 1:33pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
happybrother:am really pained, my cousin was supposed to hold today, bt was moved because of d election to next weekend now d election is also moved to d schedule date likewise my 1st semester exam was supposed to commenced on d 18th of dis month, bt was moved till 11th of march now dey av disrupt our academic calendar, d school is still debating if we are starting on 18th feb or till d 3rd Monday of march |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by Ayobami7(m): 2:25pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
好的 |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by elantraceey(f): 3:26pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
MrPresident1: of course |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by yaksman22(m): 3:29pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
linearity:fate |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by Tunks2017(m): 4:24pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
Inec are very hapless failures!!!! |
Re: Count The Cost: How Is The Posponement Of Election Affecting You? by Bianda24: 8:03pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
[quote author=trexzee post=75783228] But their actions/inactions affect you one way or the other no matter the society you find yourself.[/quoteo] Maybe or maybe not |
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