North-East:

In the Northeast, we covered the following areas:

Adamawa (Bature, Wurebajee,Boronji, Jimeta, Bakin Kogi, Wulere, Mayo belwa)

Taraba (Magwa, Machiri, Sabon Gari, Sabon Kasuwa, Bantinabu, Langabiri, Taraba State University, Aruta, Taraba State Polytechnic, Ardo Kola, Arbakula, Lau).

Gombe (Gombe)

Our numbers per area were limited and spread across the landscape of these communities/cities/states for an impactful representation. 32% of the Northwest’s respondents were Christians whilst 67% were Muslims and non-affiliation rounded the number at 1%.

25 ethnic groups were represented in the NE polls.

95% were male whilst 5% female, regarding age, 97% of our respondent disclosed their age and we split them by Gen Z (1997-2012), Millennial (1981-1996), Gen X (1965-1980) and Baby Boomer (1946-1964), of these, 34% were Gen Z, 45% Millennial, 19% Gen X and 3% Baby Boomer.

Again only 64% of our respondent disclosed their employment status and of which 66% are self-employed, 6% employed, 25% student and Unemployed stands at 4%. Only 62% of respondents gave their reason for leaning toward their candidate, of those 72% said they their reason was based on capacity and trust, 12% Affiliation, 4% for change,11% ethnicity and 1% religion.

For sure, I know that Atiku is winning the whole North. Atiku is the next president

For all the zones, Tinubu only narrowly won SW

Wait till February

The only reason Tinubu can win this election is if this election is rigged.

Peter Obi will even beat him in Lagos.

Atiku Abubukar is the favourite to win this election