jerseyboy:
OBI IS IBO

dollytino4real:
Na only north get Nigeria

alukotitilope19:
Even if they eventually succeed in denying him the well deserved victory, I'll still be happy to have played my part by voting my conscience �

alukotitilope19:
Even if they eventually succeed in denying him the well deserved victory, I'll still be happy to have played my part by voting my conscience �

Kasssandra:
Good point, especially the last one.

No Southern christian candidate has won elections in the far North, since Obasanjo in 1999...and Obasanjo won because he was more famillar to Northern voters than Falae. Since 2003, Buhari has won in the far north.

The only way that Obi can win is to do as Obasanjo in 2003, and GEJ in 2011...win the majority of votes in the South...the vast majority..like your party wins all the Southern states except 2 states, and win most of the Middle Belt states...especially Kogi, Kwara, Nassarawa, Kaduna, Taraba, Benue, and Adamawa. (GEJ would have won in 2015, but he lost kogi, kwara and benue, and narrowly won Nassarawa).

Obi is not going to win most of the South, he may win the SE, and maybe a close second in the SS, but he won't win SW, and he won't win in the North and middle belt. All the main middlebelt pols are either keeping quiet, or lowkey supporting Atiku. Tinubu could win the North if Buhari succeds in rallying his people to him...but I strongly doubt...APC mess of 8 years is going to wake a lot of people up.

Moral of the story...never run a tribal ticket.

ysth:

Atiku is running a tribal ticket by saying northerners need a president of northern origin, I havent see a more tribal candidate than this. So where do you expect his votes to come from since he has the entire north? South south, south east, south west, christian part of middle belt? You must think 2023 is 2015. The north always make it seem the election is theirs for the winning because of their number but the fact still remains that Buhari lost elections 3 times even after getting majority votes in the north. Obj won election twice without overwhelming support from his south west. Yaradua won his election because south south, south east voted for him due to obasanjos influence. This same election, Atiku and Buhari lost. So it becomes unintelligent for you to think Obi who is likely to win majority votes in south east, south south, middle belt and pockets of votes in south west and the north is running a tribal ticket.

alukotitilope19:
Even if they eventually succeed in denying him the well deserved victory, I'll still be happy to have played my part by voting my conscience �

jamesakubuilo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYNFT_JG4Oo

Contrary to some other polls, Fitch Solutions Country Risk and Industry Research has predicted defeat for Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party for the 2023 general elections.

In a report, the firm, a subsidiary of Fitch Ratings, an international credit rating organisation, listed some factors that will work against Obi in the 2023 presidential election.

1. Peter Obi lacks support in the Muslim North

Peter Obi, a former governor of Anambra state in the southeast, lacks the support of the Muslim north. The report said Obi would lose because the majority of the voters are located in the north, adding that the region also usually records higher turn-out during elections than other parts of the country.

2. Labour Party lacks structure The report also noted that the Labour Party, the party on whose platform Obi is contesting, does not have a structure and has no “candidates for most of the positions for state Assemblies, House of Representatives, Senate and governorship” that can deliver above other contenders.

3. 25 per cent of votes requirement According to the 1999 Constitution, for a presidential candidate to be declared winner, he/she must score the highest number of votes and secure 25 per cent of votes in at least 24 states of the federation. With the Labour Party’s lack of structure, Fitch said this feat would be difficult for Obi to achieve.

4. Being a southern Christian

Fitch said the electorate in the north (the region with higher voter turn-outs) historically tends to vote for presidential candidates from their region. As a Christian from the south (Anambra State), Obi will struggle to get the massive votes required to win in the northern region.

Kasssandra:


Obi is not going to win the middle belt. That is between pdp and apc. South South is heavily pdp.

Until labour party wakes up and sets up structures in these areas, nothing will happen.

Also, don't call me unintelligent. I don't lnow why most of you cannot disagree with someone without throwing abuse . I did not abuse you at all.