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While the poll doesn't automatically mean that Obi will win. It does show something interesting The SW and NC has the highest percentage of undecided and refused voters (58%). And that puts these 2 zones as the strongest swing zones come next year. It is worrisome for the APC that a zone (SW) that should be a stronghold for them is showing signs of being a swing zone, hence the need to lament over the plenty biases of the study as to destroy it's credibility. Anyway I have always known that whoever wins the NC is most likely going to be the next president. |
ShoeWorld2:Petition CBN and copy your bank, and they will be forced to do something. |
Kobonaire234:How do you distinguish a police officer on mufti from a bandit? |
BVAs will manage the accreditation of voters and ensure that only registered voters in that unit can be accredited. But unfortunately there is no way to avoid the fraud of ballot stuffing that could lead to over voting. Except the ballots will have authentication from the BVAs accreditation and before a ballot is counted it is first examined to confirm that the ballot was first accredited to vote. |
Emefiele is incompetent and evidently corrupt. He needed to have been enormously corrupt and in bed with the Cabal to get reappointed as CBN governor. "But this information is not new, why is it an issue to DSS now", is my question. In Nigeria, your corruption only comes to mind when someone powerful wants to bring you down because you are not playing according to his tune. |
She doesn't know is different from CBN doesn't know. CBN not knowing is akin to saying that you don't know how many children your wife gave birth to. Anyway for a Deputy Governor not to care about knowing something this important while going before the House gives off the vibe that she was a nepotism hire. Sadly, that's why Nigerian government agencies are filled with people who don't know their left from their right and sadly they eventually climb to a position of relevance in these agencies and then "shit hits the fan" |
Cazzim:If you have an offer, the offer should come with basic salary and a rundown of allowances. So I guess, you have a connection who has promised you jobs in either of these agencies and you want to know which one to choose. The answer is dependent on your age, qualifications, and where you are from. So no one can give you a good definitive answer without these details. |
NigeriaIsGreat:If the bolded were remotely true, then you should also be campaigning for Obi. |
airsaylongcome:More along the lines of schizophrenia than bipolar. |
Without a psych consult, I can tell you this lady has mental illness. |
It's just coincidence and nothing more. |
Eniitankorede:How APC ended up destroying the economy with over 200% price inflation has justified his "Jonathan adoption". Even if APC succeeds and finds a way to rig next year's election and remains in power. 3 years after that, his opposition of APC will be once again justified from the terrible trends APC will set. They say what an elder sees sitting, a child would not even if they climb the tallest Iroko tree. |
The girl calls him daddy, some men are just more than disgusting. If there was nothing that could put him off feeling anything sexual towards her, at least hearing her call him "daddy" should have done the trick. |
Is this a ploy at getting asylum granted him by the US government? |
I don't understand the motivation behind people and fabricated stories. What do you stand to gain? |
Evergreen4:They will end up taking more, and guess what the electorates will cheer them on while being plundered. |
Chai! Women suffer many things all in the name of "I will marry you". And for the ladies out there, there is a difference between "I will marry you" and "will you marry me?". The former comes off like they are doing you a favour and it never ends well while the latter implies that you might be the best thing that happened to them and they believe they can't do better. While this interpretation might not be correct 100% but more times than not, they are. |
Nigerian government should request for him to be extradited to Nigeria. Let the "bonga" come back and let's do sit-at-home Tuesday for him. How someone can stay in the safety of Finland and try to cause Mayhem in a country he will probably never get to visit in many years is just beyond me. It is not just narcissistic but just stupid. |
The only way the BVAS system can be hacked is if INEC leaks the BVAS machine. While BVAS might seem to be the game changer, sadly every human system is subject to human corruption. And INEC officials are so corrupt and has been the loophole for all the rigging that has happened over the years. So I don't believe that BVAS is going to significantly change the game, if anything it may sadly give us the illusion of a free and fair election. But then I'm a cynic. |
ModCaller:INEC should stop wasting money in the name of producing PVC then. |
NotKnown:He didn't recognize the other heads of government there. Morocco was playing hence the Moroccan PM was mentioned in the tweet. |
Okoroawusa:Were you expecting Morocco to win France; with their hyperintense attack? I actually think they performed exceptionally and kept France at bay for most of the game. Argentina is most likely to lose to France in the final. |
ModCaller:Okay, I found the place you two differ. You are saying that all the voter needs is their Voters Identification Number on their card or their surname to retrieve their details before the BVAS verification. And he is saying the card is necessary. I get it now. If this is the case, then the card has been made redundant with respect to voting. Don't you think so? |
ModCaller:You are basically saying the same thing as the guy you quoted. |
Doesn't BVAS invalidate all the PVC purchased by politicians for the purpose of rigging. Or is there something we don't know? Maybe the target is to disrupt Atiku's bloc votes. But just 2,000 naira |
The guy who pled not guilty, I don't understand what his plan is for that kind of plea. It is not difficult to verify his education and his license. |
Kewtt:How interesting it is that as a Yoruba Christian your choice is not born out of tribal bigotry. Congratulations |
If Atiku had won the PDP ticket for the 2007 election against Obasanjo's wish he would have also pulled a 'Buhari" in that election. Buhari had a preferred candidate but the Governors couped his choice and ensured that Tinubu got the ticket and now he is teaching them a lesson with his indifference. If not that Yaradua couldn't finish his tenure, we would have been thanking Obasanjo for choosing Yaradua and ensuring that he rigged him in. Yaradua remains the best president Nigeria ever had till date. |
But it is okay to have a Muslim-Muslim ticket just for the sake of winning. But it is religious incitement for a Christian to attend Christian programmes, some of which he has been known to attend even when he was not running for a political office. Nonsense hypocrisy. |
JAMO84:Obi surely has 11 states in the bag with respect to 15% votes. He needs to at least win but enough votes in the NC and SW and he would have met the 15% of votes cast in 21 states requirement. Tinubu sure has 6 states in the SW. I doubt if he will get 15% in any state in the SE/SW. So he needs to win the NE and NC and some NW states to make the 21 states. Atiku would definitely get enough votes from the NE, NW, and NC to make 19 states and maybe 2 states in the SS with at least 15% votes. It is very unlikely that the election will need a rerun. Whoever wins the majority votes would have most likely got 15% votes in 21 states. As it stands Atiku is the most likely person to meet that target followed by Obi. My projection is Atiku, Obi, Tinubu, Kwankwaso. But a lot of things can happen between now and then. This would be the toughest election to predict in a long while. |
Jokerman:Croatia will stop them this time |
Interesting prosecutors now collect bribes to issue plea deals. Nigerian Judiciary is a mockery. 6 years for a case to be concluded is a long time and we are not even talking about appeals. Something has to be done about speeding up trials. |
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