A pre election poll recently conducted by Premise Data Corp for Bloomberg News polling about 2 384 Nigerians from January 26 to February 4 via a smartphone app projected the Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi as the most preferred candidate of voters gaining about 66 per cent of a total of 93 per cent votes ahead of Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party and Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress Reacting to the outcome of the pre election polls tipping Obi to win the PDP s Director of Strategic Communications and member Presidential Campaign Council Dele Momodu said on The Morning Show that polls conducted cannot determine who wins because they are solely dependent on smart phone users He said technology has not permeated Nigeria enough to the extent that you will go in Sambisa forest you will go into Kebbi you will go into Zamfara you will go into Sokoto and you will be able to get people to respond to those questions that pollsters look for That is why it is very easy for them All the polling that I ve seen none has indicated that they went into the grassroots Easily access major global news with a strong focus on Africa As well as the main stories of the day we like to accentuate positive stories about Africa across all genres including Politics Business Commerce Science Sports Arts amp Culture Showbiz and Fashion We broadcast 24 hours a day from our studios in London and New York and can be seen here in the UK and across Europe on the Sky platform Sky channel 519 Freeview Channel 136 as well as in the USA on the Centric channel and also on the Hot bird platform which transmits to Europe North Africa and the Middle East Credit https www arise tv dele momodu its fantasy of the highest order to suggest obi will win presidential election.

Peter Obi projected as most preferred Nigerian voter in pre-election poll
A pre-election poll recently conducted by Premise Data Corp for Bloomberg News polling about 2,384 Nigerians from January 26 to February 4 via a smartphone app, projected the Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, as the most preferred candidate of voters gaining about 66 per cent of a total of 93 per cent votes ahead of Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party and Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress.

Reacting to the outcome of the pre-election polls tipping Obi to win, the PDP’s Director of Strategic Communications and member, Presidential Campaign Council Dele Momodu said on The Morning Show that polls conducted “cannot determine who wins’ because they are solely dependent on smart phone users.

He said; “technology has not permeated Nigeria enough to the extent that you will go in Sambisa forest, you will go into Kebbi, you will go into Zamfara, you will go into Sokoto and you will be able to get people to respond to those questions that pollsters look for. That is why it is very easy for them. All the polling that I’ve seen, none has indicated that they went into the grassroots.”

Easily access major global news with a strong focus on Africa. As well as the main stories of the day, we like to accentuate positive stories about Africa across all genres including Politics, Business, Commerce, Science, Sports, Arts & Culture, Showbiz and Fashion.

We broadcast 24 hours a day from our studios in London and New York and can be seen here in the UK and across Europe on the Sky platform (Sky channel 519), Freeview (Channel 136) as well as in the USA on the Centric channel and also on the Hot bird platform, which transmits to Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.