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Joromi12:Can you please now add the votes Omisore got then and that of the ADC' (or is it ADP or ADM) candidate to what APC would get tomorrow. Remember that the ADC guy was the SSG to Aregbe before he left after he was denied the APC ticket. Now he's back. How does Atiku intend to win Osun tomorrow with the likes of Omisore, Aregbesola and other foot-soldiers behind Buhari? |
raumdeuter:That's it. Even if we are to reduce 400,000 from Buhari's South South votes; 100, 000from Southwest; 300,000 from North Central and give PDP and still subtract 500,000 from Northwest and Northeast and add to Atiku's votes, Buhari would still win him. |
Joromi12:Lol... You don't play "our son" kinda politics right? Watch as the Igbos teach you how to do that tomorrow. Besides, who does PDP have in the Southwest that would close the gap up there? Hope you know the likes of Salvador, Obanikoro are now in APC and Mimiko, Akala and Omisore are all working for Buhari's reelection? You think Fayose and FFK would deliver Southwest for Atiku right? |
yerimastyle:It's not all about noise. |
raumdeuter:These guys are very funny. If he wants to see an unbiased prediction, I'd advise him to visit the thread I just created. |
Joromi12:So you think an average undecided Yoruba voter would choose Peter Obi over Osinbajo? You expect Igbos to deliver 80% of their votes to Obi and expect Yorubas to share their own between Osinbajo and Obi, right? This year, you'll realise that no tribe has the monopoly of "He's our son" kinda politics. |
GWMI:So because Atiku is from the Northeast he would go home with the majority? That's very funny. Buhari has never lost election in Borno, Yobe, Bauchi and even Gombe and I don't see that happening now. Atiku may likely win Adamawa and Taraba too but he would be roundly dealt with in places like Borno and Yobe where he might not get more than 10% of the votes cast. PDP has no structure in these two States. You can ask SamuelAnyawu who resides in Borno. |
Asshurbanipal:Buhari will get at least 28.5% in those two regions. You can check the new thread I created to see how. |
shutto:Don't just try to snatch a ballot box. If you do, you won't like the consequences of your action. |
KikBuhari2Daura:Atiku won't get more than 24% of the votes in Northwest tomorrow. Bookmark this. |
Southeast: APC - 560,000 (20%); PDP - 2,240,000 (80%) South South: APC - 1,870,000 (37.6%); PDP - 3,110,110 (62.4%) Southwest: APC - 2,600,000 (61.9%); PDP - 1,600,000 (38.1%) North Central: APC - 2,205,000 (53.9%); PDP - 1,888,000 (46.1%) Northeast: APC - 2,431,000 (67.3%); PDP - 1,180,000 (32.7%) Northwest: APC - 6,330,000 (76.3%); PDP - 1,970,000 (23.7%) Generally, APC - 15,996,000 (57.2%); PDP - 11,988,000 (42.8%) Total votes cast for APC and PDP is estimated to be 27,981,000. Other parties may likely share two million votes plus void votes. I'm projecting 30,000,000 voters' turnout which is 41.2% of the total number of PVC's collected (72,775,502). Due to human error, even if I'm to remove 1.5m votes from that of APC and give the votes to PDP, APC would still win. I already created a thread for this. https://www.nairaland.com/5039722/buhari-vs-atiku-how-each |
Southeast: APC - 560,000 (20%); PDP - 2,240,000 (80%) South South: APC - 1,870,000 (37.6%); PDP - 3,110,000 (62.4%) Southwest: APC - 2,600,000 (61.9%); PDP - 1,600,000 (38.1%) North Central: APC - 2,205,000 (53.9%); PDP - 1,888,000 (46.1%) Northeast: APC - 2,431,000 (67.3%); PDP - 1,180,000 (32.7%) Northwest: APC - 6,330,000 (76.3%); PDP - 1,970,000 (23.7%) Generally, APC - 15,996,000 (57.2%); PDP - 11,988,000 (42.8%) Total votes cast for APC and PDP is estimated to be 27,981,000. Other parties may likely share two million votes plus void votes. I'm projecting 30,000,000 voters' turnout which is 41.2% of the total number of PVC's collected (72,775,502). Due to human error, even if I'm to remove 1.5m votes from that of APC and give the votes to PDP, APC would still win. |
OhiOfIhima:I'm glad you're from Ihima in Kogi Central. Hope you'd be bold enough to show us your polling unit result tomorrow to see how you deliver it for Atiku? Politically irrelevant people making noise here on nairaland. |
BuhariLooter:These are the kind of people that call others paid agent. You keep spamming everywhere with same shiit over and over again. If that's not a trait of a paid (Atiku's) supporter, what is? Anyway, I expect these kinda ID's to be outta nairaland next week when your paymaster would have lost the election. |
bender79:Only the national assembly elections would be postponed there. Presidential would still hold. |
Mitjyland:How come you've claimed Mubi in Adamawa, Gombe and now claiming Kano? You don't need to lie to us on this forum in a bid to support Atiku. Election is less than 38 hours from now. |
Galaxyowerri:Kano and Katsina States' number of PVC's collected which dwarfs that of the entire Southeast should be of great concern to you. But no! All you're concerned about is the Southwest that has about 12.8m PVC's collected compared to the 7.5million collected in the Southeast. |
Yambee:Thanks bro. |
Samunique:Seems you've not noticed that the total number of PVC's collected in Kano and Katsina alone dwarfs that of the entire Southeast. Buhari is sure of 80% of the votes in these two States, is Atiku even sure of 70% in the entire Southeast? Just like Ballard told Atiku's campaign, numbers ain't adding up. I see Baba Buhari winning this election. |
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Akiara:And who told you I'm Yoruba? I can't argue with you because I know you're not being truthful to yourself. If you're so sure of Atiku's victory, I'd advise you to stake your money on him winning. The likes of Raumdeuter and NgeneUkwenu are ready for that. BTW, Fashola doesn't have to initiate new projects when there are so many abandoned PDP projects he's working on. The only abandoned PDP project this administration won't complete is that uncompleted building of a secretariat that PDP parades. |
Even in Saraki's Ilorin, Baba still defeated Atiku. Baba had 12 out of the 22 people that spoke, only 10 supported Atiku. I heard the Igbominas and people from Offa are ready to deal with anything and anybody associated with Saraki. With votes from these areas, Buhari would defeat Atiku in Kwara. |
socialmediaman:That's how they'll edit their votes to favour one candidate come Saturday. ![]()
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There's a part that got me thinking. One of them said "he would vote for his fellow Muslim and that person is Buhari". I thought people had been claiming on this forum that Atiku is a Muslim and Fulani like Buhari so he would divide his Northern votes! Why are they then calling Buhari a Muslim? Is Atiku not one of them too? Like I said earlier, Atiku would be very lucky to get up to the number of votes Jonathan got in 2015. |
Akiara:Atiku would only defeat Buhari narrowly in one of the aforementioned states, which is Benue. Can Atiku win Buhari in Ogun and Ekiti? Impossible. Atiku would be lucky to win one state in the Southwest. You think because of sophistication Yorubas would want to lose the VP seat for an imaginary SGF that can be sacked anytime? |
When we tell these guys that Buhari still enjoys his cult-like followership in the North, they insult us and call us all sorts of names. I watched till the 8th person that was interviewed. About seven of them claimed they would vote (for) Buhari while one of them said he would support change but refused to mention who he would vote. Some were saying APC all the way while some said PDP at state level and APC at federal level. With the two videos I've watched today, I've discovered that the northerners are sophisticated when it comes to politics. They don't vote like zombies that give all their votes to a particular party even when they know the party has done nothing for them. Anyway, just like before, nothing has changed in Niger. Buhari still has Niger with him. He may likely get 85% of the votes there. Forget about IBB; he can't influence anything. Lest I forget, Niger is in the supposed stronghold (lol) of Atiku. Aside Plateau and Benue which Atiku might win narrowly, I don't see him winning any other state in the North Central. |
senatordave1:It's only difficult for APC on social media. APC has so many popular candidates contesting the national assembly elections in Edo South. The likes of Obahiagbon, senatorial candidate; Dennis Idahosa popularly known as Denco, APC House of Reps candidate in Ovia are all on ground. With them on the ballot, Buhari would try in Edo South. |
handie:Wow. So we are from the same place? No wonder you're sound. APC has always won Akoko Edo in a landslide. This won't be different. The only thing that would affect APC this time around in Akoko Edo is their House of Reps candidate, Akpatason. People are tired of him. Hopefully, APC would still win here for Buhari. NB Akoko Edo gave APC the second highest % of votes during the guber. polls after Etsako West. |
[quote author= post=75908437]Otondo most of you will come online and be typing rubbish, Yobe is one of the lowest, after Bayelsa, Ekiti next is Yobe check of voters registered in every states[/quote]Does that matter? Why are you guys always so quick to insult others? No matter how small Yobe is, is there any way Atiku would get more than 18% there? Are there no PU's with more than 1,800 registered voters in Yobe that have been divided into voting points? If yes, if Buhari gets up to 82% of the votes cast in three of such PU's, wouldn't that dwarf the likes Atiku has been getting on nairaland? BTW, hope it's clear to you now that Atiku stands no chance in Kano? |
bubu2019:Have you seen the interview granted in Kano recently? I know you're somewhere in Umuahia. |
funny. Less than 19hours to the polls.
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