If you think Peter Obi's projection of winning the polls by ANAP is a fake poll kindly conduct another poll on your Twitter page or nairaland or Facebook or whatever

Polls don’t gauge outcomes,so they are neither accurate nor inaccurate in that regard.
Polls gauge the situation at the instant the poll is taken. They do also measure the likely stability of the situation,for example, polls on the two candidates have been remarkably stable for many months, despite all the things that have happened.

AND polls measure opinion. But that’s not the only thing that determines outcome.
Let me give an example from another country. Polls before the election in Belarus showed the opposition winning in a landslide, but after the election Lukashenko was declared the winner by 80%.
People’s opinions hadn’t changed. but Lukashenko had applied Stalin’s maxim “It’s not who votes that counts—it’s who counts the votes.”
So you should get the message,lol.

Stop forcing obi in our throats, online people can have him while real people rejects him. I still can’t believe there are people out there who believe Obi will win 2023 election.

Let those that have not collected PVC do so and let the rest of us with PVC ensure it is handy so there will be no excuse on Election Day in voting Obi.

Rozross:
Stop forcing obi in our throats, online people can have him while real people rejects him. I still can’t believe there are people out there who believe Obi will win 2023 election.

People are still sleeping, lower your voice when you're crying please, I know it's so painful, but control yourself.

Then who are you supporting? Your grand father? Wake up you are not younger than uk prime minister and France president.

uote author=Rozross post=116740655]Stop forcing obi in our throats, online people can have him while real people rejects him. I still can’t believe there are people out there who believe Obi will win 2023 election. [/quote]

Mufakirnaqdiun:
Polls don’t gauge outcomes,so they are neither accurate nor inaccurate in that regard.
Polls gauge the situation at the instant the poll is taken. They do also measure the likely stability of the situation,for example, polls on the two candidates have been remarkably stable for many months, despite all the things that have happened.

AND polls measure opinion. But that’s not the only thing that determines outcome.
Let me give an example from another country. Polls before the election in Belarus showed the opposition winning in a landslide, but after the election Lukashenko was declared the winner by 80%.
People’s opinions hadn’t changed. but Lukashenko had applied Stalin’s maxim “It’s not who votes that counts—it’s who counts the votes.”
So you should get the message, lol.

All these English because it's not your preferred candidate

Even on the streets what do you think you guys want to campaign with

Just for some few old men shouting awa lokan upandan, you might receive the greatest shock of your life come next year ooo

Even your candidate have refused to associate with buhari sef

Mufakirnaqdiun:
Polls don’t gauge outcomes,so they are neither accurate nor inaccurate in that regard.
Polls gauge the situation at the instant the poll is taken. They do also measure the likely stability of the situation,for example, polls on the two candidates have been remarkably stable for many months, despite all the things that have happened.

AND polls measure opinion. But that’s not the only thing that determines outcome.
Let me give an example from another country. Polls before the election in Belarus showed the opposition winning in a landslide, but after the election Lukashenko was declared the winner by 80%.
People’s opinions hadn’t changed. but Lukashenko had applied Stalin’s maxim “It’s not who votes that counts—it’s who counts the votes.”
So you should get the message,lol.

Not this poll. This poll has never been wrong in Nigerian politics. You can check out their website and see the previous polls they conducted.
http://www.anapfoundation.com/press-releases/a-3-horse-presidential-race-and-a-lone-outsider

Rozross:
Stop forcing obi in our throats, online people can have him while real people rejects him. I still can’t believe there are people out there who believe Obi will win 2023 election.

Obi is causing a wave, its best not to underestimate him.

He is the only person who will not share votes in a region.
Every other region will share votes

Michelle70:
Obi is causing a wave, its best not to underestimate him.

He is the only person who will not share votes in a region.
Every other region will share votes

Good morning sir. Happy weekend. Please can you help me out with any amount let me buy foodstuffs please. The hunger is terrible. Sorry for disturbing you. God bless

Mufakirnaqdiun:
Polls don’t gauge outcomes,so they are neither accurate nor inaccurate in that regard.
Polls gauge the situation at the instant the poll is taken. They do also measure the likely stability of the situation,for example, polls on the two candidates have been remarkably stable for many months, despite all the things that have happened.

AND polls measure opinion. But that’s not the only thing that determines outcome.
Let me give an example from another country. Polls before the election in Belarus showed the opposition winning in a landslide, but after the election Lukashenko was declared the winner by 80%.
People’s opinions hadn’t changed. but Lukashenko had applied Stalin’s maxim “It’s not who votes that counts—it’s who counts the votes.”
So you should get the message,lol.

Munafukin shatap