Ruggedniggaone:
Wow! Buni must be the one controlling yobe people's brain for him to have made such promise to Mr pampers.everybody just dey scam ojuyobo left and right

Obalacam:

I find it hard to believe that Adeleke had 99.9% in over 700 units across 10 local government in Osun state.
But you prove me wrong with the actual statistics of the election

Obalacam:
Just 99.9%, why not kukumah make it 200%.
The rate at which this guys are cashing out on Tinubu eeeh, when he loose this election and also loose Lagos to opposition, he might commit suicide

OsunOriginal:


He got over 150% in most of them...
In one of them, the total number registered voters was 230, and over-voting was 130...
Ade dancer will be thrown out of that place very soon

Obalacam:
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Was there any evidence that he rigged that election?
Inec has already told you that if you minus the over votes, Adeleke still won

OsunOriginal:


INEC is not the court and therefore, not competent to be a judge in their own case. It is the tribunal that decides where over-voting happened based on the evidence presented and does the subtraction. Very soon the tribunal will do the needful

Addme:
If you think his rejection will have anything to do with APC chances in the State,you need to think twice.Yobe is one of the surest State for APC.

tyinfinity:
All southeast votes are not up to two local government in kano

KingOfTheDamned:
chai dem don scam Tinubu tire

Anyways even me too. I have so far attended over 3 Tinubu rallies and picked over 200k so far

I am a member of 2 APC Tinubu grass root WhatsApp groups in December they sent us all 30k each and this January they are giving us 50k each from Asiwaju as new year package. Omo it pays to support Tinubu after all it's our money he is sharing..

But I will never vote for the bastard

I will vote for Obi for president

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Dodomayana Nigerians from all regions will decide not few delicate

VTJN:
but you know Tinubu doesn't have the money to buy Nigerians electorate right?

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Few weeks to go

PassingShot:

But you myopically believe that a morally bankrupt Obasanjo is the one controlling Yoruba or Nigeria's people brain with his endorsement of Fraud Obi? Even when his endorsement of Atiku in 2019 ended in calamity?

Una no get brain aswear!

obi58:


Which zone is his stronghold?

Bros wake up and smell the coffee.

No More vote buying.

No more overvoting and underage voting.

Now that fuel is scarce nationwide and insecurity is everywhere Nigerians will come out enmasse to say no to the failure called APC.

Aufbauh:


Pls do read my comment slowly with an open mind and not to be aggravated by frustration.

I just told you that BAT doesn't need to concentrate on his stronghold whether it's one state of Borno but to have an even spread of votes.
However you can still enjoy your delusion that the candidate of a ruling party has no stronghold if it makes you sleep well.

It's so interesting with this new sense of belief how Nigeria and Nigerians will change their wat over night cos of an act that just came.

If things easily change in Nigeria by an enanctment of a law the way you're fantasizing we shouldn't be where we are.
So instead you're the one who should actually wake up and smell the coffee.

Again you talked about the failure of the APC as the catalyst for revote. We've heard much of this prior to 2019 and the party was returned elected.

In all I perceived that you're a novice in the Nigeria political landscape so I can understand with your fantasies.

obi58:

Aufbauh:


I have learned that realism and idealism are not compatible. One is what exist and the other is what is desired.

You actually spoke like the Governor-General of the Nigeria electorates.
However I'll advice you to tune down your lofty and impracticable expectations so that your frustration will be mild in the end.

I understands that sometimes we want to imagine a scenario that'll impress a feel good mindset in us. It is however instructive to understand that realism is the best possible assumption.

Speaking like someone who has all the Nigeria electorates mandate on their voting consideration is the peak of sincere ignorance.

When someone who is obviously limited by knowledge speaks to generalization then I can only see a fundamental problem with him. This flaw alone has refrained me from addressing your wack analysis. I can't imagine the audacity of ignorance that seek to tell how Nigeria voters will think or act.

Again I can foretell that you were once a PDP apologist but jump the ship out of tribal agenda. I see you guys in PDP and LP as the same people with similar narrative.

However, there's this question I normally ask people like you that feel too confident in their projection. When was the last time you supported and predicted a presidential candidate and he won? This question should speak to you If you're intuitive enough.

I can see that most of you guys have poor sense of judgment so it's difficult for you to adjudge a situation correctly.

obi58:


Bros cut the long story abeg. These are simple questions that need simpe answers.


Would someone who has been queuing to buy fuel at N350 per litre vote the same party back into office? Would someone who each time they go to the market price of food items doubles still vote APC?

Aufbauh:


Seriously I don't know why it's very difficult for you to stop making generalization. This is simply my issue with your stance, if not you're entitle to hold an opinion

I believed that the "suffering/hardship' did not start yesterday. Even before 2019 election this ur usual rhetoric has always being played as a tape by the opposition until the electorates decide to put you all to shame.

It won't be different in as much as you're using your personal experiences or observation to canvass for 'pity party'.

Every human resilience is different so wetin dey pain you fit dey sweet another person.
Pain is pain everywhere but people's response to it differs.

I can tell that some people can easily justify or rationalize why we were where we are now so stop perceiving things for others.

Margot Asquith asserts that “The capacity to suffer varies more than anything that I have observed in human nature.”

The capacity to forebear varies.

I've always maintained that you guys undoing is poor sense of judgment. I'm a Christian from the north who has lived in the South for many years so I can tell you more about Nigeria electorates psychology.

I'm presently in my village for the yelutide so I can tell you that most of the factors that decide the election in previous time like money politics & others will still play out well in February.