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ifyalways:The GEJs have it. Sai GEJ!!! ![]() |
Congratulations to a true democrat. I am proud to have you as my President for the next four years. I also congratulate you (along with Prof. Jega and the entire INEC crew) for the successful conduct of the election. Nigerians all over the world are proud of you for this great feat. I believe this is the beginning of a chain of successes that will be recorded in other areas. We are solidly WITH you. Together we shall move this nation forward. Goodluck to you. |
Well done guys. We have learnt a lot. |
GEJ: I dey smile o ![]() Tinubu: I dey grin o ![]() Buhari: I dey cry o OBJ: I don dey laff again o ![]() |
The SE took it personal. They dropped their differences and ensured victory for GEJ. They could not afford a Buhari win. The SE suffered a lot from the Buhari military regime thus the passion that was displayed by the voters. |
His actions further underscored the fact that he is hardly a democrat. He couldn't break away from his old self. That was evident in his lopsided campaign, his poor negotiation skills with ACN, etc. He also showed signs of inability to handle pressures. I guess he would not have cried that day if he didn't have a meeting through the night. It may sound trivial, but it is a huge issue. The man was obviously under a lot of pressure and he couldn't handle it. Reminds me of the words of Prof. Wole Soyinka: “Forget us the old brigade,” he urged. “We are spent and in any way, most of us are corrupted and many locked in their old ways. Let us just make a clean break from the past.” |
jerseyboy:Lesson to learn: A united minority is major and a divided majority is minor. ![]() |
Quote from: efisher on April 05, 2011, 09:21 AM It is very close to what will happen. But I will go more with 67% GEJ, 20% Ribadu, 13% BBThe Final Result is: GEJ = 66% Ribadu = 22% Buhari = 10% Surprisingly, my projection was within +/-3% accuracy. Wow! |
Everybody wants Goodluck o, Nobody wants badluck o, Goodluck to all BB fans. We love you. ![]() |
sparkle10:With close to a 10 million vote margin, GEJ would have still won even without the SS states. !!! |
Bravo! Jega is a hero. We will always remember him for this day. I guess he was able to discharge this patient afterall. At least we have improved remarkably from acute to mild. ![]()
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Jakumo, I started celebrating ages ago! I was only addressing the issues raised by OP. Oya pop something. ![]() [img]http://customersrock.files./2007/12/champagne.jpg[/img] [size=14pt]GOODLUCK NIGERIA[/size]. |
Sweet T:Same way the people who live there registered to vote. They didn't register for fun. Anyway, if you are not satisfied, take away 30% of GEJ votes from SS and SE and underage votes from the North. We would still have GEJ as president. |
![]() Sensitivity analysis involves changing the variables of a system and monitoring the response of the system to the change. In this case, by varying the turnout, we can see if high or low turnout in particular areas would have changed the final outcome. We can even completely eliminate the votes of the so called "suspect" states and see if the same winner emerges. It's just a bunch of statistical calculations to further verify the credibility of the process. I hope I helped. |
Just for the fun of it, we can do a little sensitivity analysis by slashing off 50% of GEJ votes in the SS. I believe he will still win the election. I will try this when all the results are out. For now, using my election projection model, a SS turnout of 50% still puts GEJ well ahead in the lead. The victory in SW was very vital for GEJ. Anyway, congratulations to Nigeria for making a strong statement to the world. |
You will be disappointed, trust me. ![]() |
[size=14pt]GOODLUCK NIGERIA[/size]. Pop something!!! [img]http://customersrock.files./2007/12/champagne.jpg[/img] |
^ Says "evil" brain. ![]() Everybody wants goodluck o (except evil people), Nobody wants badluck o (except evil people) Goodluck Ebele Jonathan carry go. [flash=425,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENi4Bv1WWHA?fs=1&hl=en_US&rel=0"[/flash] |
Ipsos was reasonably right afterall! Where the detractors them? ![]() |
I reject the Bad Belle. Nigeria must move forward. Goodluck Nigeria. |
In the spirit of sportsmanship, we are pleased to present Buhari with the consolation prize of: [size=18pt]EMIR OF NAIRALAND POLLS[/size] Sai Buhari. [img]http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS1P1gm3kAuMKbCytGXQK91iysCX4p6Ihrwk-bNlCMBkR1hLUcD&t=1[/img] |
It's official. We are pleased to present Buhari the consolation prize of: [size=18pt]EMIR OF NAIRALAND POLLS[/size] Sai Buhari. [img]http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS1P1gm3kAuMKbCytGXQK91iysCX4p6Ihrwk-bNlCMBkR1hLUcD&t=1[/img] |
Alj Uche:Did you just wake up from sleep? Anyway take this consolation prize: [size=14pt]EMIR OF NAIRALAND POLLS[/size] |
GEJ won by every standard. Look at the areas in Nigeria that represent Nigeria and have close to 90% credibility e.g. Abuja and Lagos. Is it not clear that the totality of NIGERIANS want GEJ? Anybody that cannot win Abuja and Lagos has a question mark. Whatever happened in the NW was cancelled out in SS and SE. |
I tire for the man o. This election was the true definition of fair play. For every under age vote in the desert, there was an equal and opposite extra thumb print in the creek. ![]() |
Rigging alleges Buhari of election. ![]() Abegiii make the man follow IBB resign joo! (Hope y'all know IBB has resigned from active politics) |
Ipsos poll na winsh! |
Igbo Kwenu!!! |
danjohn:Danjohn, I know you are a nice guy and you really mean well for Nigeria. So can we put it this way: We all pray that GEJ will deliver the goods. Let's come together and move the nation forward. With the new mix in government and the renewed belief in democracy, we will succeed together. |
[quote author=$poOne link=topic=648371.msg8146909#msg8146909 date=1303042817]Jonathan won outright, and he's more like the Obama of Nigeria . . . from a minority tribe and arguably the most marginalized region of the country. Hail to the Nigerian voters for seeing pass tribal/party lines to vote for the most qualified candidate. The Northerners will follow, come 2015.[/quote]Gbam! The African Obama |
[size=14pt]CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU ALL FOR YOUR EFFORTS[/size]. You guys did great. I am proud of you. Enjoy this bottle of champagne from the GEJ team. ![]() [img]http://customersrock.files./2007/12/champagne.jpg[/img] |
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