garfield1:


Continue wallowing in hate and jealousy.better direct that hate to Igbo politicians.

garfield1:


Continue wallowing in hate and jealousy.better direct that hate to Igbo politicians.

Aufbauh:
Any poll that placed Atiku and Obi in first and second position respectively or vice versa is meant for trashcan.

Except for political neophytes, everyone should know that Atiku and Obi people are one and same. They can't vote two candidates at same time for same position so their numbers can't add up. Commonsense!

I reiterated that Tinubu will be the least popular candidate not to win an election that has Atiku and Obi on the same ballot.

They even gave Yobe to Atiku....Odiegwu!
A state that Atiku got 8% in 2019. Miracle poll.

Workch:
If you ask me, I cannot underrate Atiku but you see Tinubu? He's going no where. All odds are against him.

Onovo3:


I appreciate your understanding. The Northerners are very political sophisticated compared to the South. I don't see Kwankwanso competing with Atiku in the North, he might likely collapse his structure in to Atiku. Remember Atiku is yet to campaign in Kano and Jigawa state (which were both formerly Kano state). Atiku would win the north east but not likely to win Yobe and Bornu due to Shettima factor. Atiku is most likely to win the North West but Kwankwanso would be a factor there. The North Central is a swing between Atiku and Tinubu as Tinubu may win Kogi and Kwara, Obi definitely will get votes from North Central, however his vote would not be enough to defeat Atiku/Tinubu there. In the South West Tinubu would definitely win it, However Obi would give him a serious challenge in Lagos. Overall Atiku would come second in the West. In South South where I come from, it will be a battle between Atiku and Obi, but I think Atiku would defeat Obi there due to the endemic PDP structure there. Tinubu would get his 25% from states like Edo, Delta, and may be Cross River. In the South East Obi has the upper hand, however his lack of party chieftain (seasoned politicians) there would limit him. The governors/top politicians in South East are not with Obi and they would fight him tooth and nail to remain politically relevant post 2023. It will be a battle for political survival for the political gladiators in the south east. At worst Atiku comes second in the south east. Overall, in my honest opinion the odds favour Atiku as he is most likely to win the North and then penetrate the south reasonably.

kay1one:


So let's work with your reasoning: in 2019, the contest in Yobe was predominantly between Buhari and Atiku. Now that Buhari is not on the ballot, who will they vote for? Tinubu Abi? 😂🤣🤣

kay1one:


So let's work with your reasoning: in 2019, the contest in Yobe was predominantly between Buhari and Atiku. Now that Buhari is not on the ballot, who will they vote for? Tinubu Abi? 😂🤣🤣

garfield1:


Continue wallowing in hate and jealousy.better direct that hate to Igbo politicians.

Onovo3:


I appreciate your understanding. The Northerners are very political sophisticated compared to the South. I don't see Kwankwanso competing with Atiku in the North, he might likely collapse his structure in to Atiku. Remember Atiku is yet to campaign in Kano and Jigawa state (which were both formerly Kano state). Atiku would win the north east but not likely to win Yobe and Bornu due to Shettima factor. Atiku is most likely to win the North West but Kwankwanso would be a factor there. The North Central is a swing between Atiku and Tinubu as Tinubu may win Kogi and Kwara, Obi definitely will get votes from North Central, however his vote would not be enough to defeat Atiku/Tinubu there. In the South West Tinubu would definitely win it, However Obi would give him a serious challenge in Lagos. Overall Atiku would come second in the West. In South South where I come from, it will be a battle between Atiku and Obi, but I think Atiku would defeat Obi there due to the endemic PDP structure there. Tinubu would get his 25% from states like Edo, Delta, and may be Cross River. In the South East Obi has the upper hand, however his lack of party chieftain (seasoned politicians) there would limit him. The governors/top politicians in South East are not with Obi and they would fight him tooth and nail to remain politically relevant post 2023. It will be a battle for political survival for the political gladiators in the south east. At worst Atiku comes second in the south east. Overall, in my honest opinion the odds favour Atiku as he is most likely to win the North and then penetrate the south reasonably.

garfield1:


Their son is shettima not atiku.why didnt they vote atiku in 2019 afterall he is from ne unlike buhari

Workch:
Shebi you were making funny analysis of him getting 25% in Crossriver, Benue, Ebonyi, Imo and rivers abi.

We dey wait 😂

Workch:
I agree with almost everything except the aspect where you said Kwankwaso will collapse his structure and Tinubu has a huge stake in NC.
It's too late for Kwankwaso to collapse his structure and he's certainly going to steal votes from Atiku in thr north. The north is not politically sophisticated, that's a wrong assertion, the north people are gullible and not sophisticated hence they can be easily used by their elites.


Tinubu is not a strong contender in NC because he's only popular in Niger, Kogi and kwara, these states have the least voting figures in NC. None of them have up to 2million PVCs in INEC register. Atiku will also be there to make life uncomfortable for him. The big boys of NC are plateau, Benue and Nasarawa. I am sure Obi will take Benue and plateau

Workch:
😂😂😂
Why are you making it tribal?

We will all be here to stare at you when Tinubu loses. It's bound to happen. When he lose, if we hear pim, na kuje prison straight

HIGHESTPOPORI:
Atiku is from NE like Yobe.Buhari is the most loved in the North.The north are not foolish to pick vp over President.They won't leave Atiku from NorthEast as President

bishopkay:

"When faced with superior argument, switch to bigotry; It never fails". That's the constant with you tifnubu supporters. Funny thing is I've seen more non Igbos carry Obi on their heads than even Igbos but continue. By the way, you no longer seem confident that Bola will win with a landslide 🥱🤔

garfield1:


It is not funny.he will get it.he will come close to winning benue and cross river.ss will disappoint you guys, ss is not one tribe like se.they prefer party.by the time obi starts losing here,I dont want to hear cries of rigging and manipulation please.once he loses,take it peacefully.but I dont think you will handle tinubu's victory

HIGHESTPOPORI:
Atiku is from NE like Yobe.Buhari is the most loved in the North.The north are not foolish to pick vp over President.They won't leave Atiku from NorthEast as President

garfield1:


But you didnt agree that buhari is the most loved in the north before na.at least yobe should give him good votes since he is their son.even north west where buhari is from gave atiku more votes.atiku got 20% in katsina but got 8% in yobe.why? It means they dont like him.they dont care about him.they want presidency but not from atiku.they prefer their own ksnuri son as vp than a non kanuri as president.in 1993,they voted for abiola as president because kingibe their son was vp and rejected tofa a fulani.atiku won't get anything from borno/yobe

Onovo3:


I appreciate your understanding. The Northerners are very political sophisticated compared to the South. I don't see Kwankwanso competing with Atiku in the North, he might likely collapse his structure in to Atiku. Remember Atiku is yet to campaign in Kano and Jigawa state (which were both formerly Kano state). Atiku would win the north east but not likely to win Yobe and Bornu due to Shettima factor. Atiku is most likely to win the North West but Kwankwanso would be a factor there. The North Central is a swing between Atiku and Tinubu as Tinubu may win Kogi and Kwara, Obi definitely will get votes from North Central, however his vote would not be enough to defeat Atiku/Tinubu there. In the South West Tinubu would definitely win it, However Obi would give him a serious challenge in Lagos. Overall Atiku would come second in the West. In South South where I come from, it will be a battle between Atiku and Obi, but I think Atiku would defeat Obi there due to the endemic PDP structure there. Tinubu would get his 25% from states like Edo, Delta, and may be Cross River. In the South East Obi has the upper hand, however his lack of party chieftain (seasoned politicians) there would limit him. The governors/top politicians in South East are not with Obi and they would fight him tooth and nail to remain politically relevant post 2023. It will be a battle for political survival for the political gladiators in the south east. At worst Atiku comes second in the south east. Overall, in my honest opinion the odds favour Atiku as he is most likely to win the North and then penetrate the south reasonably.

Onovo3:
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I disagree with you on North Central, remember I said Obi will do well in North Central, but I don't see him winning a single state there. Not even Benue and Plateau as you put it. Obi's vote in those areas would be what I call Christian sympathy vote. The strong presence of APC/PDP there would be too strong for him to dismantle. This is real politics. As for Kwankwaso, the power brokers of the North would strike a deal with him. Remember how Tambuwal combined with Atiku to defeat Wike. The Northerners are very smart when it comes to politics, I have lived with them and I understand them to a reasonable extent !

nameo:


Bros, you are mostly speaking in the "nonsense".

No offense

Atiku as a candidate has very little enthusiasm, even in the north. No way he is going to win the elctions with such low personal enthusiam.

This is the man that lost his polling unit, almost lost his state and lost woefully in the north in the last elections. Most people who voted for Atiku in the last elections(mostly in the south) actullay voted against Buhari rather than for Atiku( some persons even voted Atiku cos of Obi then and not cos of Atiku himself).

Thank you, Obi has already won the North. Hope you are happy now !

Except Kwankwaso steps down for Atiku, Atiku is not in prime position to winning the elections

Onovo3:
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I disagree with you on North Central, remember I said Obi will do well in North Central, but I don't see him winning a single state there. Not even Benue and Plateau as you put it. Obi's vote in those areas would be what I call Christian sympathy vote. The strong presence of APC/PDP there would be too strong for him to dismantle. This is real politics. As for Kwankwaso, the power brokers of the North would strike a deal with him. Remember how Tambuwal combined with Atiku to defeat Wike. The Northerners are very smart when it comes to politics, I have lived with them and I understand them to a reasonable extent !

Workch:
I can put my last card that Obi will win plateau, Benue and Abuja and become comfortable second in Nasarawa.

It's ridiculous to think that party presence still matters a lot with what's we are seeing. You seem to be overeating Atiku

Onovo3:
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I disagree with you on North Central, remember I said Obi will do well in North Central, but I don't see him winning a single state there. Not even Benue and Plateau as you put it. Obi's vote in those areas would be what I call Christian sympathy vote. The strong presence of APC/PDP there would be too strong for him to dismantle. This is real politics. As for Kwankwaso, the power brokers of the North would strike a deal with him. Remember how Tambuwal combined with Atiku to defeat Wike. The Northerners are very smart when it comes to politics, I have lived with them and I understand them to a reasonable extent !

Onovo3:


Hahahaha, I laugh in Arabic ! Anambra, Ekiti and Osun gubernatorial elections results are testimony to your claim !

Starcrest1:


Oga you don't know what you are saying. I'm on ground in Plateau state and Obi will sweep the state. Even the mai anguwars are spreading the message of Obi.

I'm very sure if Plateau even if I'm not of others.....

garfield1:


I never said tinubu will win by a landslide.he will win surely.

bishopkay:

Impossible bro, impossible!

garfield1:


Tinubu has won already,the polls eilljust be normality

garfield1:


Tinubu has won already,the polls eilljust be normality

Workch:
are you not giving analysis again?
😂😂😂