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With this massive show of love and support Peter Obi must not disappoint Nigerians when he’s sworn in as President FRN.

The Choice between these 3 is a No Brainer.

Welcome on board Hakeem Baba Ahmed, you’re a true lover of Nigeria and not driven by tribe or religion like the Yoruba Muslims.

Okoroawusa:
Tune in to your television right now
You went to take pictures before the start of the event...

Shame on you.

Show us your own pictures then. Watching it on Channels Live and the turnout is a simple statement that the broom waving demons have been rejected.

All Taraba Christians who are 75% of the population are OBIdient

The North is pulling all their weight behind one of their own Atiku to confront the Tsunami that is Peter Obi.

The Agbado slave has been dumped

By 2023, Obi will have the SE/SS parts of the SW and the NC in the Bag, Atiku will have the NE, NW and parts of the NC, while Tinubu will have Yoruba Muslims.

Everything is working for the good of Peter Obi and lovers of Nigeria

A ticket without Hausa/Fulani or a Christian is a strong ticket abi.

Druggie and his Boko Haram partners humiliation at the polls will be legendary.

It’s obvious Tinubu has reached out to this hungry Cashtivists.

This sheikh must be a Hausa/Fulani and Tinubu has openly displayed pure hate towards them by sidelining them.

Since 1999 a Hausa/Fulani or Christian has either been President/Vice President.

With his selection of Shettima a Muslim as Vice, Tinubu is attempting to destroy that formula that has kept Nigeria one.

Every Hausa/Fulani, Christian and lover of Nigeria must rise and reject Tinubu.

helinues:
You guys should be ready to create as many as possible threads as Tinubu just named his VP.

When you people are tired, una go go sit down somewhere

Tinubu is a known Hausa/Fulani hater and none should vote for him.

If you can’t Counter these facts, then find somewhere and sit down.

Your Osinbajo lost out, will remind you again to stop doing Attaché by force. Nothing for you.

Since the return of Democracy in 1999 a Hausa/Fulani has been on the ballot of the major political parties and hence had a place in Aso Rock.

Obasanjo/Atiku 1999-2007
Yar’Adua/GEJ 2007-2010
GEJ/Sambo 2010-2015
Buhari/Osinbajo 2015-2023

Tinubu will be attempting to break that pattern out of pure hate for the Hausa/Fulani’s, which is the main reason he dropped an El Rufai or a Ganduje for a Kanuri Born Shettima who hates the Hausa/Fulani even more to serve as his Vice.

It will be recalled that Tinubu’s strong loyalist Mc Oluomo called for a United Yoruba front to put the Fulani in their place and end their hegemony.

With Tinubu’s choice of VP can it be said that MC Oluomo was speaking on behalf of Tinubu?

Remains to be seen how Tinubu shunning the highest voting bloc in the country will affect his chances in the 2023 General elections, considering his major rivals Atiku/Obi/Kwankwaso all have a Hausa/Fulani on their ballot.

Yoruba Muslims will be like, but we have picked a Muslim Vice naa, what do you people want again.

Fact is a Slave can never lord over a Master. Yoruba Muslims should know that and have peace.

BTW, Kwankwaso will 100 percent step down for Atiku before the elections, that’s just how the North plays their politics.

Akin should put the Odd at an inconsequential 1.05 odd only and let’s see if he will still be in business by March 2023.

Yet this Idiot is up for re-election and might even win a second term in Office, when he should be resigning immediately, if it were a sane country.

Immediately the poorly scripted drama of the Prison break happened, it was obvious the terrorists would reciprocate the kind gesture by the Buhari government in the coming days.

I predicted it immediately, but didn’t know it would happen so soon.

Did the Buhari government feel itchy to rescue the train victims because they are Muslims, how about Leah Sharibu who has been held captive for years, why has the same script not been acted on her behalf?

One thing that is common with the Buhari government is that once Muslims are kidnapped, there’s always a negotiation to release them immediately, but when it’s Christians, you hear things like ‘this government doesn’t negotiate with terrorists ‘

May Nigeria never experience another ethnic and religious bigot as President.

APC well done

A State by State analysis of Peter Obi’s chances in every State and why his Presidency Hangs in the Balance.

Abia - 90% Obi wins
Adamawa 10%, Atiku wins Comfortably
Akwa Ibom 75% Obi wins
Anambra 90%, Obi wins
Bauchi 25%, Atiku wins
Bayelsa 65% Obi wins
Benue 70% Obi wins
Borno 5% Tinubu Wins Confortably
Cross River 65% Obi wins
Delta 50% Obi wins slightly
Ebonyi 75% Obi wins
Edo 75 % Obi wins
Enugu 90% Obi Wins
Ekiti 25% Tinubu
Gombe 25% Atiku Edges
IMO 65% Obi wins
Jigawa 5% Kwankwaso wins
Kaduna 30% Atiku wins
Kano 10% Kwankwaso by a huge Margin
Katsina 5% Atiku Wins
Kebbi 15% Tinubu Wins
Kogi 20% Tinubu Wins
Kwara 15% Tinubu Wins easily
Lagos 35% Tinubu Wins
Nasarawa 35% Tinubu Edges
Niger 15% Atiku Wins slightly from Tinubu
Ogun 25% Tinubu Wins
Ondo 20 Tinubu
Osun 15% Tinubu
Oyo 25% Tinubu
Plateau 65% Obi wins
Rivers 55% Obi Wins
Sokoto 5% Atiku wins easily
Taraba 30% Atiku wins
Yobe 3% Tinubu Wins
Zamfara 5% Tinubu
FCT 40% Obi Wins

With the following, it’s a straight out battle between Obi and Tinubu.

Obi will win the popular votes but might just not have the 25% in 2/3 of the zones to be declared President Elect.

While Tinubu will have the 2/3 spread but won’t win with the Popular votes, because of the good showing Atiku will put up in states Tinubu would have won convincingly.

For the First time, Nigerians might just be having a Rerun Elections to elect its President.

I don’t feel sorry for him.

If he served his people right instead of looting the state dry with his Uncle Tinubu, just maybe he wouldn’t have been stoned.

What’s left is for Osun people to stone him on the ballot and out of the government house on the 16th day of July.

Pandev:
like seriously?

That’s Pandev with a DI.CK on his bald head, guess won’t be wrong if I called Pandev a DI.CK HEAD.

The Old Thieves don’t know what’s coming.

Every Student who has been on strike for over 3 years in Buhari’s seven years so far will be part of that 15 agents per Polling Unit.

Also, every Nigerian Worker who’s paid a minimum wage of 49 dollars (30k sic), every Nigerian ravaged by terrorists, those whose businesses got ruined, because there’s no power and can’t afford Diesel at 900 naira per liter.

Those who have finished schools and are unemployed with no government grants to be self employed.

Those who can’t afford hospitals or good roads, have all come out to say enough is enough.

A Tinubu Presidency with Shettima or El Rufai as Vice will be the worst thing to happen to Christians.

If they are attacking to put fear in Christians now, with them on board, Christians will be extaminated by 2027. Borno and Kaduna Christians can testify.

helinues:
You are still wailing..

When you guys could have taken some break as more wailing awaits after the election.

Some of you guys don wail so tey una no get meat for body again

I know it’s all about survival for you, since your preferred candidate Osinbajo failed miserably, you’re doing attaché by force just to belong.

But what’s the point in earning a few Quid only for an Owo to happen to you, or your sisters and mothers raped and turned to sex slaves, your brothers and fathers killed and displaced and your ancestral lands taken.

In 2019, all Christian Candidates stepped down for only Northern Muslims to contest, so there’s no moral justification for a Muslim to aspire to be President in 2023. Yusuf Datti Baba Ahmed while speaking on Channels TV Yesterday.

The Agbado Thief can nominate the known Boko Haram Shettima or the Herdsman El Rufai all he wants. But 100% of Christians and a good number of Liberal Muslims will be waiting for them.

Na Una go tire, useless Agbadoist

In 2019, all Christian Candidates stepped down for only Northern Muslims to contest, so there’s no moral justification for a Muslim to aspire to be President in 2023. “Datti”

This mumu Deji is still living in the past.

Obi Baba Ahmed is the future of Nigerian Politics and that future starts in 2023.

Enough of the old order that has brought Nigeria to it knees.

Expect Kaduna Train victims and others to be freed soon.

The FG has done its part by releasing BHT.

I curse those that brought Buhari and are planning to bring Atiku or Tinubu.

It’s an insult for Hundeyin to fall to the level of the dum.b Azs F.uck Bashir who should be busy selling his recharge card, phone accessories and Data.

If not a bigot and Nepotistic Buhari, who would have ever heard of the skinny Pri.ck.

Fayose, Wike, Mankinde and 6 other PDP Governors are all OBIDIENT.

DStv is in trouble, as most of its subscribers are beginning to abandon its use for other favourable alternatives.

A survey carried out by Economy&Lifestyle showed that seven of every 10 households make use of either DStv or GOtv for entertainment and information purposes.

However, the survey also noted that the reason subscribers are abandoning the platform now is basically on poor state of their economy and increase of the content packages.

For instance, DStv jerked up subscription cost for its Compact package from N7,000 to N9,000, while Compact Plus, which used to cost N12,400 now goes for N14,250.

On the other hand, Gotv max, which was N3,600, now goes for N4,150, while Jolli package rose to N2,800 from N2,460.

DStv and GOtv have various competitors in Nigeria’s pay-tv space. They include TStv, Startimes, Mytv, Cable tv, among others. The latest Pay tv, TStv, has received patronage, due to its small subscription rate of N200 per day.

Mr. Abiodun Sanni, a civil servant, lamented that he could hardly feed himself and his family from the meagre salary, which has failed to increase, despite the increases in the prices of goods and services.

For him DSTV subscription is a far reach, since the price was increased this year. So, his resolve is to watch DVDs for entertainment.

He said: “It’s not funny to have an increase in the subscription rate of cable TV in these trying times when there is no corresponding increase in my salary.

“For instance, it is now hard for me to subscribe my GOtv Max package from N3600 to N4,150.

“Last week, I asked my son to take our spoiled DVD player to a radionic for repairs. I have decided to abandon my cable decoder and watch movies from DVDs, and use my antenna to get a good view of local channels,” he added.

Also, Mr, Yusuf Adeyemo, a Point of Sale agent, also expressed his plans to abandon the use of DStv for entertainment and adopt other alternatives.

He said: “The current state of the economy affects my ability to meet up with my package Compact Plus which cost N12, 400 before it went up for N14, 250. Inflation and cost of living keep increasing while income is not increasing at all.

“I have even decided to return to watching movies on DVDs which I have abandoned for years. I am not always in the house because I had to do two jobs to keep my family up. It is my children and wife that watch DStv on weekends.

“Even the state of electricity is bad. No one knows when the light will come. So what use is it subscribing to what you cannot use?”

On her part, Mrs Madueke Felicia, a business woman, said: “I use Gotv and subscribe to Gotv max which was N3,600 before and now is N4,150. Prior to now I subscribe every six months and enjoy the pleasure I derive because I have the purchasing power to buy fuel to power my generator when there is no power supply.

“I can hardly subscribe for a month now because of the high cost of living and changes in the rate of subscription. I have purchased a different PayTv decoder which enables me to subscribe for less than N200 per day. I can subscribe anytime it is our turn to have power supply because the supply of power in my area is on load-shedding. I can’t afford to use the money for feeding to buy fuel for my generator.”

Although DStv and Gotv owned by MultiChoice, a pay tv company are the most subscribed pay tv in Nigeria, there are indications the company may need more than price increase to retain its huge customer base.

As of March 2021, there were 20.1 million subscribers on its pay-TV ecosystem. The South African market’s share of that figure is 8.7 million, with the rest of Africa, including Nigeria, having the remaining 11.4 million subscribers.

Meanwhile, there are forecasts that Nigeria alone is expected to contribute 10 million pay-TV subscribers by 2025.

However, to attain that figure with incessant increments is yet to be seen.

Since April 1st this year, subscribers were made to pay more for all its bouquets.

Its premium package on DSTV now costs N21,000, and no longer N18,400 old rate.



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/07/rising-paytv-subscription-costs-nigerians-now-go-back-to-dvd/amp/

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