₦airaland Forum

lalasticlala:
https://www.channelstv.com/2022/06/10/we-lost-the-battle-not-the-war-osinbajo-says-new-nigeria-remains-possible/

fergie001:
Another George Moghalu?

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PassingShot:
I have read a lot of people saying "no to Muslim-Muslim ticket" even before Asiwaju emerged. Now that he has emerged as the standard bearer of APC with Atiku as the major challenge to him, I wonder why a Muslim-Muslim ticket of Tinubu presidency is not better than a return of the presidency to north possibly for another eight years after 8 years of PMB.

Like or loathe APC, it has demonstrated being a truly progressive party by standing with a return of the presidency to the South even after Atiku had emerged as PDP's candidate. PDP damned everything common sense by making Atiku emerge with possibility of keeping the presidency in the north and a lot of people seem not to care because PDP is doing what they need to do to win the election without considering fairness and equity.

I am strongly convinced that when the time comes, majority of voters will side with an APC' Muslim-Muslim ticket which returns presidency to the south and reject a Muslim-Christian ticket which keeps the presidency to the north for another eight years to make it 16 straight years of Northern dominance.

naptu2:
Accord (A) : Christopher Imumolen.

Action Alliance (AA) : Hamza Al Mustapha

Action Democratic Party (ADP) : Yabagi Sani

Action Peoples Party (APP) :

African Action Congress (AAC) : Omoyele Sowore

African Democratic Congress (ADC) : Dumebi Kachikwu

All Progressives Congress (APC) : Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) : Peter Umeadi

Allied Peoples Movement (APM) : Yusuf Mamman Dantalle

Boot Party (BP) : Sunday Adenuga

Labour Party (LP) : Peter Obi

National Rescue Movement (NRM) : Okwudili Nwa-Anyajike

New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) : Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) : Alhaji Atiku Abubakar.

Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) : Kola Abiola

Social Democratic Party (SDP) : Adewole Adebayo

Young Progressive Party (YPP) : Prince Malik Ado-Ibrahim

Zenith Labour Party (ZLP) : Chief Dan Nwanyanwu



Picture 1 = BBC.
Pictures 2 and 3 = INEC

OLAADEX:
Breakdown of the APC delegates Votes by States and Zones

South-West:
Lagos – 60 BAT - 55
Ekiti – 48 BAT - 05
Ogun – 60 BAT - 30
Osun – 90 BAT - 80
Oyo – 99 BAT - 85
Ondo – 54 BAT - 45
Total = 411 Total = 300

South-South:
Bayelsa – 24 BAT - 10
Cross River - 54 BAT - 10
Delta – 75 BAT - 40
Edo – 54 BAT - 40
Rivers – 69 BAT - 01
Total = 369 Total = 101

South-East:
Abia – 54 BAT - 01
Anambra – 63 BAT - 01
Enugu – 51 BAT - 05
Ebonyi – 39 BAT - 01
Imo – 81 BAT - 02
Total = 288 Total = 10

North-East:
Adamawa – 63 BAT - 40
Bauchi – 60 BAT - 50
Gombe – 33 BAT - 25
Borno – 81 BAT - 75
Yobe – 51 BAT - 05
Taraba – 48 BAT - 30
Total = 336 BAT = 225

North-Central:
Kogi – 63 BAT - 00
Kwara – 48 BAT - 30
Benue – 69 BAT - 55
Plateau – 51 BAT - 23
Nasarawa – 39 BAT - 30
Niger – 75 BAT - 62
FCT Abuja – 18 BAT - 06
Total = 363. Total = 206

North-West:
Kaduna – 69 BAT - 40
Kano – 132 BAT - 120
Katsina – 102 BAT - 91
Kebbi – 63 BAT - 49
Jigawa – 81 BAT - 40
Sokoto – 69 BAT - 50
Zamfara – 42 BAT - 24
Total = 558 Total= 414

Grand Total =2,340
BAT *Total = 1,271*

Toks2008:
What if Proffesor Yemi Osinbajo comes out as independent candidate?

History has shown that indirect primaries in Nigeria have never produced candidates who truly have the interest of Nigerians at heart and we can no longer put the future of our children in the hands of these old inept recycled politicians.

I still believe in Proffesor Osinbajo and there is a provision for independent candidacy in our constitution.

I am convinced that this will be a viable path at this juncture, an option worth exploring.

Toks2008:
What if Proffesor Yemi Osinbajo comes out as independent candidate?

History has shown that indirect primaries in Nigeria have never produced candidates who truly have the interest of Nigerians at heart and we can no longer put the future of our children in the hands of these old inept recycled politicians. Independent candidacy is a mirage in Nigerian politics and can never produce any president in the country

I still believe in Proffesor Osinbajo and there is a provision for independent candidacy in our constitution.

I am convinced that this will be a viable path at this juncture, an option worth exploring.

randev537:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/06/real-reasons-osinbajo-lost-apc-presidential-primary/

sarrki:
God bless Muhammad Buhari

God bless Asiwaju the incoming president

God bless oluremi the incoming First Lady

Aidejay:
I saw this comment on the thread announcing results and it truly represented what I was thinking.

How Did Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi Get More delegate Votes Than Prof Yemi Osinbajo?


1. Bola Ahmed Tinubu Scored 1271 Votes
2. Rotimi Amaechi. Scored 316 Votes
3. Yemi Osinbajo. Scored 235 Votes

E shock me die...

I think we've been led to overestimate the true reach and impact of Osinbajo. No wonder prior to the convention there was this clamour for Buhari to endorse a candidate to fly the APC flag, and Osinbajo was loudly touted to be the president's favourite.

Like many I was led to believe Osinbajo might walk away as APC's candidate I already wrote off any possibility of Amaechi clinching the ticket.

But you can imagine my shock when I saw Tinubu ahed with over 400 votes and guess who came in second, not Yemi or Lawan

AMAECHI!

we have underestimated this man until now.

I want to see a Tinubu/Amaechi combo in 2023.

So for those whose preference was Osinbajo how does it feel knowing he isn't even the 'SECOND CHOICE'.

mighty2:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/06/we-are-excited-tinubu-emerged-apc-flag-bearer-yce/

Mynd44:
Here is the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nburqjVaZY

Anyways:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81aWLbplFms

Johndagr8t:
check out my glowing skin now



wow till death!!!!

Anyways:
On break... Continuing soon

Upworkwriter007:
. The boxes are clearly displayed on the stage. and their are agents there.

Pauldollars:
If Tinubu wins all Northerners will dump APC to escort Atiku to Aso Rock. Let Southerners and delegates not deceive themselves.
Northerners don't believe in any Poltical Party but play regional politics

7arrows:
I like ur honest and matured explanation. We wish Nigeria well. God bless you.

Boyooosa:
Let me just react to the poll.

I think pyo hasa better chance of winning both primary and general.

The truth is, without Buhari's support as it is, Tinubu can never see draw against Atiku, sad tho, the power will go to the north gain.

But if Buhari should willingly and genuinely support osinbajo against any opponent in the general election (the support he is not likely to give to Tinubu by all indications), osinbajo will triumph over Atiku or any other candidate.
You can't convince me with anything, pyo is the preferred candidate of Buhari in this primary

7arrows:
So u prefer Tinubu because hes a grass root POLITICIAN? With national coverage and supporters. What does he have to offer NIGERIANS? Pls convince me to vote for him. Thanks.

David160:
Amaechi

07kjb:
Change your mindset

Komu1048:
Y r u answering him u r a Yoruba Xtian. As if u agree Yorubas r divided along religious line. We r Yoruba, stop feeding the mpumiri addicts what they want to hear. It used to hurt them that they r unable to divide us along religious where their own leaders and Northern leaders have failed

Boyooosa:
Are setting up this poll based on party affiliation, regional sentiments or national interest?

Because, you already nullify your neutrality by bringing in Tinubu's chance of winning Atiku....
What is the need for that?

IreneJane:
You are a fool for including yoruba Muslims, what's the meaning of all that ?

Levinas:
The most matured response I have heard on nairaland in a long time

Anyiamaka:
Your aim is to get a candidate that will battle Atiku not a candidate that will fix Nigeria. If you have anything personal with Atiku, keep it personal. Nigeria deserves more

DaniDani:
You simply predicted as a Yoruba Muslim.

This is my prediction as a realist; if the primary is conducted free and fair without imposition/consensus candidate, Tinubu will win. If buhari is left to pick and impose his preferred candidate, Osibanjo wins, but if the cabals succeeds in manipulating buhari, then, Lawan wins. In conclusion; 1. Lawan, 2. Tinubu, 3. Osibanjo, 4. Amaechi.

abc115:
https://twitter.com/DeeOneAyekooto/status/1533849884612337665

kahal29:
https://dailytrust.com/breaking-i-wont-allow-imposition-of-candidate-says-buhari-on-apc-primaries