PlayMaker14:
6. In terms of demographic distribution, 7.2 million new voters or 76.5% are young people between 18-34 years while there is a slightly higher number of female (4.8 million or 50.82%) than male (4.6 million or 49.18%) voters. In terms of occupation, 3.8 million (40.8%) are students.

Dear Obidients, are you guys thinking what I am thinking right now?


I don't want to start celebrating early oh, But.....

Lol... let's even say ALL the young voters that just registered support Obi (which they dont) that is 7.2m votes out of 93m votes.

Buhari got 12m out of about 50m votes with CPC in 2011 and still couldnt win but you think your 7.2m out of 93m will do it.

Delusion Grandeur

lhordspy:
93.5m registered voters.
We should be expecting 50m voters turn-out.


PDP - 15.5m votes
SDP - 500k votes
APC - 24m votes
LP - 5.5m votes
NNPP - 3m votes
Others - 1.5m votes

Note: Figures are subjected to changes as kwankwaso is surely stepping down for Tinubu.

Majority votes:
APC - Ekiti, Osun,kwara, Nasarawa, Kogi, Gombe,Ondo,Yobe, Jigawa, kaduna, lagos, Ogun, kastina,Bornu, Kebbi, zamfara, Oyo, Rivers

PDP - Enugu, Ebonyi, Niger, Adamawa, Bauchi, Edo, Imo, Taraba, Akwa ibom, delta, bayelsa, sokoto

LP - FCT, Abia, Anambra, benue, Plateau, cross river

NNPP - Kano

LP cant win the FCT.
That one goes to the incumbent party easily.

There is also a better chance of PDP claiming Cross River albeit the margin may not be wide.

Please, do you still see "Pastor" Samson Odegbami in person since you said you know him in person?

Thespagchef:
93 million out of 200 million+ people, we are definitely getting there...

marod:


How is 93.5m of 200m political apathy? Out of the 200m some are under 18 years, some are in diaspora, some are ineligible due to their occupation/position, some were disqualified due to multiple voting etc. 93.5m is a good figure.

I told you Nigeria has a political apathy issues