Michelle70:
Ya, none of the top 3 candidates are sellable.
Therefore some persons now vote using religion as a measurment

guobe:
I got into a conversation with two guys today about the upcoming election about who they will vote for and from the conversation they were ready to vote based on their religious inclination and not the competency of the candidates contesting. These were highly educated youths I was chatting with.The politicians know the peoples weakness and they are using it against us.From what I am seeing happening in this country,I have concluded that this country is a comedy channel in heaven .We are in dire strait.

MrBrownJay1:


religion/ethnicity etc is what has been used for decades and wont change anytime soon....because thats how Nigerian judge people.

Michelle70:
Ya, none of the top 3 candidates are sellable.
Therefore some persons now vote using religion as a measurment

guobe:
should it be so

Michelle70:
.
Normally, it shouldn't.
But what do u expect? The supporters couldnt even sell the candidates to us.

All we hear is
"If Nigerians are serious, thay will vote A"

or vote Mr B, the slayer of group A

what the shitty kind of campaign is that?

guobe:
I got into a conversation with two guys today about the upcoming election about who they will vote for and from the conversation they were ready to vote based on their religious inclination and not the competency of the candidates contesting. These were highly educated youths I was chatting with. The politicians know the peoples weakness and they are using it against us. From what I am seeing happening in this country,I have concluded that this country is a comedy channel in heaven .We are in dire strait.

Gerrard59:


The average Nigerian is a tribalistic person. A "detribalised" Nigerian is an oxymoron. What you witnessed is the behaviour of the average Nigerian, nothing else. Do not be deceived by the nice or logical-looking tweets on TwitterNG - those are not replicas of the average Nigerian's behaviour or thought. The average Nigerian is naturally fo.olish and ignorant.

P.S. How do you know they are "highly educated" youths? Because they have a bachelor's degree or MSc or PhD? Again, you do not judge a Nigerian to be highly educated because he or she has plentiful degrees or prestigious working experiences. You assess them by their decisions and actions, and so far, you would agree with me that they are not "highly educated".

Again, at the bold, I am sure they campaigned and voted for Buhari in 2015. In my books, anyone who did so is a very unintelligent person regardless of the person's qualifications.

Next year, prepare to eat Agbado, corn and cassava because HE WOULD WIN.

When analysing Nigeria and her future, always expect the worst to happen.

guobe:
its pathetic but we will all suffer together if we make the wrong choice