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Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by adekolaelect(m): 8:52pm On Nov 17, 2020
idid:
Anybody that wants to be talking about APC and PDP politics in 2023. It shall not be well with all of you.
We are tired of the ugly duo PDP and APC.
It's time for something different
OK na somebody turned your life to this or frustration of hunger ? Sorry tomorrow will be ok

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Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by henryligit: 9:09pm On Nov 17, 2020
100% people way de Lagos
To be sincere 45% are lgbo
I believe if chance is giving to them
As presidential flag bearer
Some who never vote b4
Would like to vote bcus na ibo man like him
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Okoroawusa: 9:11pm On Nov 17, 2020
dukeprince50:
PMB signed a bill that a VP can't take over if the president dies, so no repeat of GEJ
What is this bill called and when was it signed into law?
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Bkayyy: 9:26pm On Nov 17, 2020
Moferere:
How much is the total votes in the South East?
Not up to Lagos + Ogun.

Stop hyping them.
In the last election there was a boycott from IPOB and even at that it still didn't change the influence of SE in the national politics.
Now let's go to statistics in the last election.
Lets compare the total recorded votes with their vote swing (Percentage of how they voted for the two big parties APC-PDP)

Ogun state 481,675 (59-41%) Vs Imo State 476,648 (30-70%)
Oyo state 739,437 (49.9-50.1%) Vs Anambra State 562,296 (6-94%)
Osun state 685,490 (50.1-49.9%) Vs Ebonyi state 350,379 (26-74%)
Ekiti state 373,819 (59-41%) Vs Abia state 305,776 (28-72%)
Ondo state 523,619 (47-53%) Vs Enugu state 411,715 (14-86%)

Now Lagos being a special case because it houses all Nigerian ethnicities has a total of 1,050,429 with a cite swing of (57-43%)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Nigerian_general_election

So my brother you see that if we look at it critically, SE is a formidable force to reckon with because when they vote for a party they go all in. If we are to go by US electoral college system you'll realize that SW made no impact to BUHARI victory because all her states cancelled themselves out (Osun cancelled Oyo out, Ondo cancelled Ogun and Ekiti) and the difference in Lagos was just 7% which is negligible unlike SE where the rival party can't come close to the one they project . Speaking of a united house.
The statistics is there for you, SW didn't give Buhari reasonable number of votes in 2019. He won with cites from the North. While SE gave Atiku bragging right and single handedly ensured he gave Buhari a run for his money.
So you see, SW is inconsequential in the game.

Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by valirex: 9:30pm On Nov 17, 2020
Juliusmalema:


Lol, are you sure you won't stone me alive be because of my submission in real life.

Uptill people wey like me for nairaland no reach 2.

Mr honour preserver are you pained grin
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Nobody: 9:32pm On Nov 17, 2020
valirex:

Mr honour preserver are you pained grin
Stop following around. I done talk finish.
Till then...
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by valirex: 9:34pm On Nov 17, 2020
Juliusmalema:


Stop following around. I done talk finish.

Till then...

Shut your mouth, we doing it now cheesy
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Nobody: 9:36pm On Nov 17, 2020
valirex:

Shut your mouth, we doing it now cheesy
Next
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by valirex: 9:36pm On Nov 17, 2020
Juliusmalema:


Next

Go get a life cheesy
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Nobody: 9:38pm On Nov 17, 2020
valirex:

Go get a life cheesy
Next
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by valirex: 9:41pm On Nov 17, 2020
Juliusmalema:


Next

Hug a transformer if you can't get a life cheesy
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Nobody: 9:46pm On Nov 17, 2020
valirex:

Hug a transformer if you can't get a life cheesy
Yawns....next
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by valirex: 9:48pm On Nov 17, 2020
Juliusmalema:


Yawns....next

Don't get tired yet, we still got a long way cheesy

Hug a transformer if you can't get a life cheesy
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Moferere: 10:03pm On Nov 17, 2020
Bkayyy:

In the last election there was a boycott from IPOB and even at that it still didn't change the influence of SE in the national politics.
Now let's go to statistics in the last election.
Lets compare the total recorded votes with their vote swing (Percentage of how they voted for the two big parties APC-PDP)

Ogun state 481,675 (59-41%) Vs Imo State 476,648 (30-70%)
Oyo state 739,437 (49.9-50.1%) Vs Anambra State 562,296 (6-94%)
Osun state 685,490 (50.1-49.9%) Vs Ebonyi state 350,379 (26-74%)
Ekiti state 373,819 (59-41%) Vs Abia state 305,776 (28-72%)
Ondo state 523,619 (47-53%) Vs Enugu state 411,715 (14-86%)

Now Lagos being a special case because it houses all Nigerian ethnicities has a total of 1,050,429 with a cite swing of (57-43%)

So my brother you see that if we look at it critically, SE is a formidable force to reckon with because when they vote for a party they go all in. If we are to go by US electoral college system you'll realize that SW made no impact to BUHARI victory because all her states cancelled themselves out (Osun cancelled Oyo out, Ondo cancelled Ogun and Ekiti) and the difference in Lagos was just 7% which is negligible unlike SE where the rival party can't come close to the one they project . Speaking of a united house.
The statistics is there for you, SW didn't give Buhari reasonable number of votes in 2019. He won with cites from the North. While SE gave Atiku bragging right and single handedly ensured he gave Buhari a run for his money.
So you see, SW is inconsequential in the game.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Nigerian_general_election


This your analysis get k-leg & you know it.
Anyways, Umahi don sey he no dey contest for president under APC.

Make we rest.

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Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Bkayyy: 10:16pm On Nov 17, 2020
Moferere:

This your analysis get k-leg & you know it. Anyways, Umahi don sey he no dey contest for president under APC.
Make we rest.
You have calculator. Go and do justice to the analysis if you think it has k leg
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by dukeprince50: 10:20pm On Nov 17, 2020
Bkayyy:

In the last election there was a boycott from IPOB and even at that it still didn't change the influence of SE in the national politics.
Now let's go to statistics in the last election.
Lets compare the total recorded votes with their vote swing (Percentage of how they voted for the two big parties APC-PDP)

Ogun state 481,675 (59-41%) Vs Imo State 476,648 (30-70%)
Oyo state 739,437 (49.9-50.1%) Vs Anambra State 562,296 (6-94%)
Osun state 685,490 (50.1-49.9%) Vs Ebonyi state 350,379 (26-74%)
Ekiti state 373,819 (59-41%) Vs Abia state 305,776 (28-72%)
Ondo state 523,619 (47-53%) Vs Enugu state 411,715 (14-86%)

Now Lagos being a special case because it houses all Nigerian ethnicities has a total of 1,050,429 with a cite swing of (57-43%)

So my brother you see that if we look at it critically, SE is a formidable force to reckon with because when they vote for a party they go all in. If we are to go by US electoral college system you'll realize that SW made no impact to BUHARI victory because all her states cancelled themselves out (Osun cancelled Oyo out, Ondo cancelled Ogun and Ekiti) and the difference in Lagos was just 7% which is negligible unlike SE where the rival party can't come close to the one they project . Speaking of a united house.
The statistics is there for you, SW didn't give Buhari reasonable number of votes in 2019. He won with cites from the North. While SE gave Atiku bragging right and single handedly ensured he gave Buhari a run for his money.
So you see, SW is inconsequential in the game.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Nigerian_general_election

Rivers state was fighting for GEJ in 2015 while they don't have any stake in 2019

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Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Golan007: 10:27pm On Nov 17, 2020
Would the late Nnamdi Kanu allow Igbos to even vote?

Or you want to relegate his spirit?
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Bkayyy: 10:32pm On Nov 17, 2020
dukeprince50:
Rivers state was fighting for GEJ in 2015 while they don't have any stake in 2019
And the total votes from Rivers state in 2007 general election when it was Yaradua vs Buhari was 1,950,705.
I believe Rivers state was equally fighting for Yaradua then.
You Nigerians will see Red and call it black

Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by celeiyke: 3:23pm On Nov 18, 2020
Moferere:

Abia — 1,932,892
Anambra — 2,447,996
Ebonyi — 1,459,933
Enugu — 1,944,016
Imo — 2,272,293
Total of all South East votes = 10,057,130


Lagos — 6,570,291
Oyo — 2,934,107
Total of just two states = 9,504,398



What card will you put on the table when negotiations start?

That's why I said people who don't know politics. Lagos has the lowest voters turnout, secondly Lagos is a hub for everybody, aside Gubernatorial elections both parties always do well in politics. Can u come up with something else. The SE go back and check history is a voting bloc.
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by celeiyke: 3:25pm On Nov 18, 2020
Bkayyy:

And the total votes from Rivers state in 2007 general election when it was Yaradua vs Buhari was 1,950,705.
I believe Rivers state was equally fighting for Yaradua then.
You Nigerians will see Red and call it black


This ur pix is fake and lies. 2007 election result wasn't released on a state by state basis. Provide a link
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Bkayyy: 3:37pm On Nov 18, 2020
celeiyke:



This ur pix is fake and lies. 2007 election result wasn't released on a state by state basis. Provide a link
Only speak of things you know. Everything is not open to the public but those that request for it.
Its pdf, download it by clicking "read the report"

https://www.ndi.org/node/22392
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by dukeprince50: 3:39pm On Nov 18, 2020
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Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by celeiyke: 4:16pm On Nov 18, 2020
Bkayyy:

Only speak of things you know. Everything is not open to the public but those that request for it.
Its pdf, download it by clicking "read the report"

https://www.ndi.org/node/22392

so we have less than 15 states? I thought I will see the 36 states in the link u posted. Oga , 2007 election results wasn't released on a state by state basis and INEC doesn't have that report. U can choose to believe ur link
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by ImmaculateJOE(m): 4:17pm On Nov 18, 2020
Bkayyy:

Only speak of things you know. Everything is not open to the public but those that request for it.
Its pdf, download it by clicking "read the report"

https://www.ndi.org/node/22392

Nwannem forget 2007 elections.. It's the worst in Nigeria's history..
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by ImmaculateJOE(m): 4:21pm On Nov 18, 2020
Moferere:


This your analysis get k-leg & you know it.
Anyways, Umahi don sey he no dey contest for president under APC.

Make we rest.

grin Bkayyy don catch you for offside..

From today fear the bloc votes of SE..
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by JAMO84: 4:27pm On Nov 18, 2020
Bkayyy:

In the last election there was a boycott from IPOB and even at that it still didn't change the influence of SE in the national politics.
Now let's go to statistics in the last election.
Lets compare the total recorded votes with their vote swing (Percentage of how they voted for the two big parties APC-PDP)

Ogun state 481,675 (59-41%) Vs Imo State 476,648 (30-70%)
Oyo state 739,437 (49.9-50.1%) Vs Anambra State 562,296 (6-94%)
Osun state 685,490 (50.1-49.9%) Vs Ebonyi state 350,379 (26-74%)
Ekiti state 373,819 (59-41%) Vs Abia state 305,776 (28-72%)
Ondo state 523,619 (47-53%) Vs Enugu state 411,715 (14-86%)

Now Lagos being a special case because it houses all Nigerian ethnicities has a total of 1,050,429 with a cite swing of (57-43%)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Nigerian_general_election

So my brother you see that if we look at it critically, SE is a formidable force to reckon with because when they vote for a party they go all in. If we are to go by US electoral college system you'll realize that SW made no impact to BUHARI victory because all her states cancelled themselves out (Osun cancelled Oyo out, Ondo cancelled Ogun and Ekiti) and the difference in Lagos was just 7% which is negligible unlike SE where the rival party can't come close to the one they project . Speaking of a united house.
The statistics is there for you, SW didn't give Buhari reasonable number of votes in 2019. He won with cites from the North. While SE gave Atiku bragging right and single handedly ensured he gave Buhari a run for his money.
So you see, SW is inconsequential in the game.


We are inconsequential you say, but how come Buhari only began to win election when he secured our support?
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Kwara1stson: 8:46pm On Nov 18, 2020
dukeprince50:
PMB signed a bill that a VP can't take over if the president dies, so no repeat of GEJ
who dished out this purported lie to you
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Kwara1stson: 8:49pm On Nov 18, 2020
SpecialAdviser:


Well, for your information, APC already settled for SE ticket 2023. You kids can continue to yab yourselves. Its only adivsable PDP do same or they lose the entire SE to APC.

Politics is about interest and SE will always go one direction. Thanks.
keep imagining yourself in your folly. what has SE contributed to APC to warrant a presidential ticket?
Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by Olakunleyakub(m): 9:37pm On Nov 18, 2020
Some people will not like this but the truth is that pdp has just 20% slim chance of winning the next presidential election incumbency power asyd
Why??
1. If they micro zoned it to south east they will still loose cod APC will have majority of the votes in North And Southwest

2.if they give atiku or tambuwal or kwankaso they will have many votes truly but APC will still have majority of the votes cos of bad perception northern part has about PDP

3. If they zoned it to southwest they will still lose cos APC will likely field Yoruba candidate osinanjo tinubu, fashola, aregbesola, fayemi and co are political heavy weight And bigwigs that PDP candidate can't withstand in southwest while the majority of the north will support APC cos of their loyalty to buhari.

The best way for pdp and southeast to acutualise their dream is for the both parties to zone their ticket to southeast by den people may now vote based on personality and track record even at that am still suspecting the north will prefer voting APC candidate to peter obi.

If the the 2 biggest party zoned their ticket to east then I must tell you that APC will field orji uzo kalu cos his acceptance and likeness wich is a win win for southeast and APC but a biggest loose for Pdp

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Re: Its Not Looking Good For PDP Come 2023 by SpecialAdviser(m): 10:10pm On Nov 18, 2020
Kwara1stson:
keep imagining yourself in your folly. what has SE contributed to APC to warrant a presidential ticket?

ode. What did South West do for PDP that made them give Obasanjo ticket in 1999?

You will cover ur head in shame after 2023.

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