Hello everyone.

Can we explore the data of registered voters by state of origin rather than residence?

Should make an interesting analysis, and perhaps provide an angle not considered in all sorts of forecast flying around social media space. So let the raw data speak for itself.

I’m asking on the backdrop Kanayo’s response to El Rufai here; 👇


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXXN9G8WoJs


I beg you in the name of whatever you believe in, intelligent conversations on this thread. Tribal insults won’t help anyone. It has never helped Nigeria since independence and it will never help us going forward.

Thanks.


So far, this is what I’ve seen (picture attached) But I need an analysis of registered voters by state of origin (not residence). Given that we know not all Yorubas live in the Southwest, Ibos in the Southeast or Hausa/Fulani in the North. Just using these major tribes as examples.

Kanayo mentioned the Ibos across Nigeria make up 36+ million out of the 89+ million registered voters. Which is 40% thereabouts…

Can we get visibility of the other tribes as well?

Playing the tribal game might backfire for certain candidates (I didn’t call anyone’s name, but they know themselves) if indeed this data is correct.

Well…too late for these candidates to change strategy now as they’ve played their cards in their various electoral campaigns.

Still no answers?

Well, let me see if I can get something useful from INEC website.