Baawaa:
You said so last week friday,

AllenSpencer:
If at this time an stage, you still believe Atiku stands a chance of winning the coming election, then trust me. Your village people are sitting on your destiny.

celebgistz:


Me I won’t believe it till election starts

celebgistz:


Me I won’t believe it till election starts

Gunayo:
Will zamfara still have candidates in the election going by yesterday court of appeal judgement? As at yesterday before the ruling inec said apc zamfara will not participate in the election. What is inec stand now to avoid problem tomorrow?

enemyofprogress:
I won't believe until it is 3AM tomorrow morning

Ebullience:
Professor Mahmood Yakubu, Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has confirmed that the presidential and national assembly elections will proceed on Saturday February 23 as rescheduled.

Yakubu made the confirmation on Friday when he kicked off the final edition of the commission's daily media briefing to update the public on its preparedness for the election.

There had been fears that the losgistical issues that prompted the postponement may not have been resolved by now, however Yakubu declared on Friday: "Tomorrow is election day".

"A total of 72,775,502 citizens who have collected their Permanent Voter Cards are eligible to cast their ballots," he said. "Nigerians will elect a President out of a total of 73 candidates nominated by their politcal parties. Similarly, voters will choose 109 senators out of 1,880 candidates and 360 members of the House of Representatives out of 4,631 candidates."

http://saharareporters.com/2019/02/22/breaking-tomorrow-election-day-inec-chairman-declares

dlondonbadboy:


Only you bet9ja only you ritualist...it won't be well with Buhari.

See what our boys have been turned into...

Ebullience:
Professor Mahmood Yakubu, Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has confirmed that the presidential and national assembly elections will proceed on Saturday February 23 as rescheduled.

Yakubu made the confirmation on Friday when he kicked off the final edition of the commission's daily media briefing to update the public on its preparedness for the election.

There had been fears that the losgistical issues that prompted the postponement may not have been resolved by now, however Yakubu declared on Friday: "Tomorrow is election day".

"A total of 72,775,502 citizens who have collected their Permanent Voter Cards are eligible to cast their ballots," he said. "Nigerians will elect a President out of a total of 73 candidates nominated by their politcal parties. Similarly, voters will choose 109 senators out of 1,880 candidates and 360 members of the House of Representatives out of 4,631 candidates."

http://saharareporters.com/2019/02/22/breaking-tomorrow-election-day-inec-chairman-declares

musa234:
Buhari must go insha Allah. Tomorrow will mark a new beginning for this great country.

enemyofprogress:
I won't believe until it is 3AM tomorrow morning

enemyofprogress:
I won't believe until it is 3AM tomorrow morning

jamaicabakare:
Unstoppable Movement