prince985:
Chai
See as una dey bash antiipoop my afonja Muslim friend

Do I look like I give a fùck about the bashing ?.

IpobExposed:


AntiIpoop I have not been seeing your post for a while. And me I've been very busy

ariesbull:


Can you atleast contest the narratives instead if insulting

They said that it's only a shallow man that resorts to insult when in an intellectual debate

So you expect me to read that trash?

Eledan:
What is beautiful about this thing up there ?

Round face with flat nose and heavy make up

SalamRushdie:
Nonsense thread

jejemanito:
I think at this point the political encyclopedias on Nairaland need to explain how on earth these Trump calls are moving swiftly

I thought in a DEMOCRACY the executive, legislators and the judiciary must align before decisions can be SIGNED into law

Ayam not understanding again o

pchukwudi:
Of course devils run at the instance of light. You can do NOTHING against the truth but for the truth. Trump's mandate is super legitimate, and hateful immigrants, perverts and islamic fanatics cannot change that fact. Shame.

atimealvin14:
Former Special Assistant to ex-President, Goodluck Jonathan on New Media, Reno Omokri, has insisted that governor Nasir El-Rufai should be arrested first.
The state government had said the order was in line with the State Security Council’s resolution after it reviewed the security situation in three council areas in Southern Kaduna.

But Omokri, on his Facebook page reacted to the order, saying, “So Kaduna State wants to prosecute those spreading false information?

M“The first culprit should be their Governor, Nasir Elrufai who lied on October 1st, 2015 that former President Jonathan spent ₦64 billion to celebrate Independence Day during his tenure when only ₦332.6 million was spent.

“El rufai also falsely accused Jonathan of buying a private jet for Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor........COMPLETE DETAILS AT http://www.vintageinfo.com.ng/2017/01/30/governor-el-rufai-must-be-arrested-reno-omokri/

pchukwudi:
Updated by Brian Resnick and Sarah Frostenson Nov 9, 2016, 1:35pm EST

There’s a simple reason why Donald Trump won 276 electoral votes, and the US presidency: White Americans wanted him to be president. No, not just working-class white Americans. And no, not just white men. As the exit polls both show and infer, it was a broad coalition of white Americans that helped give Trump very narrow victories in a few key states.

Many headlines today are pointing out the fact that Trump did exceptionally well among working-class whites as the fuel to his victory. It’s true he performed well with this group, and took working-class white areas that President Obama won in 2012. But it’s not the complete picture.

First, look at the topline numbers, from CNN’s exit poll of 24,537 voters at 350 voting locations. Fifty-eight percent of white voters chose Trump. A lot of the white areas that Obama won in 2012 went to Trump in this election, as the New York Times points out. Hillary Clinton lost Iowa, which Obama won in 2012. Clinton lost in Obama-won territory across the Midwest, the Rust Belt, and New England as well.


1. Chart showing the majority of white voters voted for Trump according to exit polls

Dig down deeper in the data, and you’ll see that Trump had a broad collation of white support. Nearly half, 49 percent, of white college graduates — who typically aren’t considered “working class” — voted for Trump.

2. Chart showing many college-educated white people voted for Trump

And what about white women? Leading up to the election, many pollsters and pundits speculated that white women were shying away from Trump, especially in light of revelations that he once bragged about groping women without their consent.

Well, again, nearly half — 45 percent — of college-educated white women voted for Trump. That figure was 62 percent for non-college-educated white women.

3. Chart showing many white college educated women also voted for Trump

Altogether, these results, while still preliminary, suggest there was one major demographic factor at work. “After looking at the data from the election last night and talking with a number of social psychologists and political scientists, I think the key driver in this election was white identity,” Jay Van Bavel, who studies intergroup conflict at New York University, said.

And the results show that campaigning on a platform that’s skeptical of international trade and treaties, that insists on strong borders, and that favors deportation for undocumented immigrants and perhaps bans on entire religious groups from entering the US works for these voters.

And this thinking — that Trump’s victory transcends economic issues — shouldn’t be a surprise. According to estimates from spring exit polls and Census Bureau data, the average Trump supporter earns $72,000 a year, well above the median household income of $56,000. Social scientists have also made a compelling case that anxiety over immigration and racial issues is what fueled Trump’s appeal.

(To be sure, it wasn’t only white voters who elected Trump: He also got 29 percent of the Latino vote and 8 percent of the black vote, according to the exit polls.)

All that said, keep in mind that exit polls can often be flawed. As Vox’s Dara Lind writes:
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...exit polls concentrate on bellwether polling places, which are liable to swing from one candidate to the other depending on who’s winning — not safe red or blue precincts where the question is how much a winning candidate will run up the vote.
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As a result, the kinds of, say, Latino voters that the exit polls will interview might not be representative of the bulk of Latino voters. And the exit polls might be more likely to interview suburban white voters with college degrees in swing districts than well-educated white urbanites — who might plausibly be more likely to vote for Clinton.

We’ll have more data and insight on this election in the future from the US Census Bureau. But for now, it seems clear: Even though the US’s demographics are rapidly changing, the white voters still have a very loud voice.

http://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2016/11/9/13574032/exit-polls-white-people-voted-trump-for-president