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Government College, Ikorodu LGA, Lagos East Senatorial District
Presidential results
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Pdp-47
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Senatorial results
APC - 84
ADC - 2
AD - 1
PDP- 47
PT - 1
Void - 2
House of Representatives result
APC-80
ANN-1
ANRP-1
YPP-1
PPN-1
PDP-1
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PDP-47 |
Below are results of the presidential and National Assembly elections which took place today.Please add yours.No fake results peace. |
Rilwayne001:Letter writer is rejected at home.......what a shame! |
itsdumebi:Asiwaju for life |
callmeVIBRANT:. Whether they like it or not. you are coming back South west is behind you..... |
Biodun556:. Online politicians are still sleeping now.Those who understand their game are ready...... |
jossiwan:. if peace is threatened the election in Borno or affected areas will be postponed |
The prediction in South west may change. All the states are in control of APC unlike 2015.I foresee APC winning massively in the region today. |
2019: Region-by-region prediction of presidential election . . 3 hours ago Following is another prediction of the presidential election Niger Delta The Situation In 2015 What happened to APC in 2015 in the Niger Delta was humbling. Even in Edo State where APC had a governor in Adams Osheihomole, Buhari lost. Which brings up the issue of Senator Akpabio’s influence in the region. If a sitting governor couldn’t help Buhari in 2015, can a former governor? I attempt to answer that question below. ADVERTISEMENT What has changed? What has changed in the entire region is the fact that Jonathan or any son of the NIGER Delta is no longer on the ballot; both candidates are now Fulani from the north. In Edo particularly, something has changed positively for the APC and technically, it hasn’t. They had an APC governor in 2015 and the national chairman of the party. Those positions remain with them today. Therefore, if Buhari has any chances of winning any state in the South-south, it is Edo. Edo had an excuse that Jonathan was from the region. Now they do not. Adams Oshiomhole has something prove. Even in 2015, Buhari did well in Edo by getting 208,469 votes against Jonathan’s 286, 869 votes. Compared to Bayelsa where Buhari got 5,000 votes; 28,000 in Cross River and in Rivers he got 69,000 votes compared to Jonathan’s 1.4 million votes. Sadly, Amaechi wasn’t of much help then and he isn’t going to be now in Rivers. Verdict Whether we accept it or not, this election is still the south against the north. It doesn’t matter that both candidates are northerners. PDP is south, APC is north. Therefore, Atiku will win South-south. But Buhari will get at least 25%; cumulatively, he is likely to get 30 to 35%. It’s an improvement; better than the 58,000 votes he got from Akwa Ibom against Jonathan’s 950,000 in 2015. Confidence of prediction 60% Northeast The Situation In 2015 Boko Haram occupied about 12 local government areas in 2015. The people lived in constant fear. Even we in Abuja couldn’t go to the mosque or church without thinking of being bombed to smithereens. Now imagine how it felt for the people in the Northeast. Therefore, people voted for change – massively so in places like Borno, Bauchi and Yobe (where Jonathan got only about 5% of the votes which was 25,526 votes against Buhari’s 446,265). Even Gombe with a sitting PDP governor gave Buhari 361, 245 votes but gave Jonathan less than one third which was 96,873 votes. What has changed? A friend from Borno recently told us that they held their APC primary elections at 2AM. That is what has changed. Before, they couldn’t do it during the day time for fear of Boko Haram, let alone at night. While Boko Haram still launches devastating attacks, they are not as ubiquitous as in 2015. Verdict PDP will win Taraba as usual and will share the votes with APC in Adamawa in the ratio of 45 to 55 percent in favour of APC. APC will win Gombe, Bauchi, Borno and Yobe. Confidence of prediction 75% Southeast The Situation In 2015 The southeast believed that Jonathan was their candidate. They vicariously presided over Nigeria through Jonathan. And voted for him overwhelmingly. What has changed? Buhari paid Biafran service men. He’s now building second NIGER Bridge. He has 500,000 people in Npower – including in the Southeast. Governor Obiano campaigns for Buhari. There’s no longer incident form during elections. So parties can’t rig by claiming that the machine has malfunctioned. And Atiku has replaced Jonathan on the ballot. To boot, Okorocha’s influence in Imo and former Gov Kalu’s popularity as APC senatorial candidate of Abia North will favour Buhari. Yet, Peter Obi, from Anambra, is Atiku’s running mate. To say nothing of Atiku’s popularity in the region. Verdict Atiku will win Southeast. But Buhari will get at least 25%. Confidence of prediction 80% Northwest The Situation In 2015 Masses, especially those from the North were the lone supporters of Buhari. Then the elites joined in. By 2015, even the big shots and the powers that be had joined the popular support. There was nowhere that support was as massive as in the Northwest. In Kano Jonathan got 215,000 votes in 2015 about 10% of Buhari’s 1.9 million. In Jigawa, Jonathan got about one eighth of Buhari’s 885,988 votes. In Kaduna, despite the presence of Namadi Sambo, Buhari got 1.1 million votes. Jonathan earned 484, 000. Not too shabby. In Kebbi Jonathan earned less than one fifth (100,972) of Buhari’s 567883. In Buhari’s own Katsina, voters didn’t honour Jonathan with even 10% (98,937) of Buhari’s 1, 345, 441. In Sokoto, Jonathan, 152,000; Buhari, 672,000. In Zamfara, Jonathan, 145,000; Buhari, 612,000. What has changed? A couple of days ago, I listened to a debate on VOA Hausa between someone from the Buhari Campaign Organisation and someone from the PDP. I do not want to mention their names. The PDP guy challenged his opponent to mention projects done by President Buhari, whereby the APC guy said he should go and google the answer. I found that response strange. It could create an impression that the president did nothing. But even I who is not mandated to speak for the party can mention truckloads of impactful projects done by Buhari. In the North alone, here are a few: Abuja Kano road, Kano-Maiduguri road, Yola-Mubi road, the fact that rice production has increased tremendously, fertilizer production too has increased because of the Presidential Initiative on fertilizer to the extent that we are now exporting to countries like Brazil. However, in the north, especially Northwest, most of Northeast and Niger State, it doesn’t matter whether Buhari performs or not. His support base remains intact. Verdict Buhari will win Northwest again. But unlike Jonathan, Atiku will do well too getting up to 30% of the votes because of Atiku’s own network and the presence of Sule Lamido, Shema, Tambuwal, Senator Kwankwaso, Senator Galaudu and so forth. Confidence of prediction 80% Southwest The situation in 2015 There is this belief in the north that south-westerners prefer to elect any southerner over any northerner as president. So how did Buhari win the region? By 2015, it was apparent that President Jonathan had relegated the Yorubas – refusing to give them any prominent political appointment. Also, many parties merged to form APC. And the biggest party in that partnership was ACN – a Yoruba party. Therefore, the Yorubas must deliver their region; and they did – but not by much. These were the main reasons why APC won. Yet, President Jonathan gave a good fight, winning Ekiti and losing Ondo to Buhari by only about 50,000 votes. Indeed, the highest votes Buhari got was in Oyo where he got 225,244 more votes than Jonathan. In Lagos State, Tinubu’s home, he only had 160,133 votes more than Jonathan (Buhari, 792460; Jonathan, 632,327). What has changed? Nothing – at least in perception. Although there’s this perception that Buhari concentrated “juicy” appointments in the West and planted many important capital projects there – even finishing a rail project. Yet, there are many emotions that would work against Buhari. And in elections, emotions trump reason. Even the fact that APC has a Yoruba running mate against PDP’s Igbo wouldn’t make much difference. It could be argued that both PDP and APC have candidates who are over 70, northerner and Muslim. But the perception is that Atiku is less of those things. People in the south also believe that Buhari is clannish. Therefore, where they can’t find a southerner, Yorubas are likely to choose someone who is the lesser northerner. Verdict Buhari will win southwest but only by the whiskers. The result will be almost 50 – 50. Confidence of prediction I’m 80% confident that this prediction will come true. North central The Situation In 2015 Niger State was the only state in the North central where Buhari got 80% of the votes. But Niger State is geographically and culturally similar to Northwest. Saraki and Company delivered Kwara. George Akume delivered Benue against the prediction of many of us. Jonathan won Plateau and Nasarawa as has become the tradition. Buhari also won Kogi. What has changed? We now have an APC governor in Plateau, Kogi and Niger. But Akume remains in Benue. And I’m told, he still carries a lot of influence. Everyone who matters in Nasarawa politics has joined APC. Verdict Buhari will win Kwara in spite of Saraki and Niger. Benue, Kogi and Nasarawa will be a toss up. PDP will win Plateau. You see why I said Niger is not like the others in the region? Confidence of prediction 60% Conclusion The 2019 presidential election is difficult to call. But while Buhari won 2015 election by 8%, Atiku will reduce the gap. I predict that Buhari will win by 5%. |
Those that understand The Yoruba's and the dynamics of Nigerian politics will not be surprised...I trust the Yoruba's.Power must change in 2023..not negotiable. |
BIG NEWS! How Yoruba Groups Stunned PDP As They Gave APC’s Buhari Massive Game-Changing Endorsements Just Before The Election dailyadvent.com Feb 22, 2019 2:09 PM BIG NEWS! How Yoruba Groups Stunned PDP As They Gave APC’s Buhari Massive Game-Changing Endorsements Just Before The Election More groups have declared massive support for President Muhammadu Buhari in the coming presidential election. According to PM News, twenty five Yoruba socio-cultural and political groups have called out their 20 million voters across South West states, Kogi, Kwara and Delta states, not only to vote on Saturday, but to vote for President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo. The groups in an advertisement in TheNation on Thursday directed all the Yoruba in the states to come out “in large numbers to vote for President Muhammadu Buhari and his VP Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, who is one of our own come February 23. The mountains shall depart and the hills removed”. In the advertisement titled ‘Wake Up’, the groups said they took their ‘firm decision’ to back Buhari “after exhaustive consultations with Yoruba farmers, artisans, workers, haves and have nots, people in the valleys, mountains, villages and homestead, toiling market women, children, the old and the young. Image result for apc pdp “We fully support President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, a professor of law, who has over the years built a credible reputation for himself, leading a clergy life of piety, truth, trust and humanitarian affection and based on our exhaustive deliberations with him which began in the past six months on what he has in stock for the Yoruba nation and peoples”. The groups also said they are convinced that Buhari-Osinbajo ticket offers hope in place of despair and commitment to many of the political values that are crucial for the survival of Yoruba peoples across the world. The groups responded to the opposition’s campaign programme of restructuring, with which it has wooed some Yoruba elements. They said the APC also has restructuring in its manifesto. “It has set up a committee and a bill in the offing , so the party can be held responsible on a documented expectation. We also trust the integrity of the two men at the helms more than we do of the main contender. They warned: “Yoruba should not hang her hope on castles built in the sky where loose promises of restructuring are being made in the SW, but a complete negation of restructuring comes forth from their caustic lips when they are in the North. This is treacherous but in line with their past and present”. The signatories of the clarion call are Adesope Oludare for Reformed Oodua Peoples Congress, Omoshola Omoshebi, Oodua Revolutionary Movement, Akintunde Akinsola, United Pan Yoruba Congress, Ijagbemi Folorunso, Alliance of Yoruba Vigilante Groups, Isaack Ajatiton, Itsekiri, Razak Arogundade, Oodua Peoples Congress (New Era) and Wale Alabi of Oodua Renaissance. Among other signatories were: Diran Obalola, Ibile Movement, Wale `Balogun, Yoruba Revolutionary Movement, Gbenga Soloki, Yoruba Media Forum, Goke Otunla, Network for Yoruba Alliance, Abgeteyiniro Teyinmi, Itsekiri National Youth Council, Taiwo Otitolaye, Okun United Congress, Aare Kunle Oshodi, Agbekoya. In the run up to the elections initially slated for 16 February, the umbrella Pan-Yoruba group, Afenifere at a ceremony in Ibadan on 29 January also endorsed Buhari-Osinbajo ticket. |
SMUTHKAY:. I trust South west .They will do everything to ensure power shift in 2023.We cannot wait for another 8 years. |
SMUTHKAY:. If Yourubas will not vote their son Osinbajo who is VP tomorrow we will see.I trust South west they understand the dynamics of Nigerian politics |
aminulive:. You are coming back again.God will prove to your haters and their followers that He is a Nigerian.12 hours to go |
Chikiletta:. If 23 APC states will allow PDP to win. we will see.If South West will not vote APC and their son we will see.If the North will not vote Buhari we will see. If the north will stay ipower for another 8 years instead of 4 we will see. ..Time will tell 12 hours to go! |
fergie001:. It is better they vote in a safer place than to be exposed to Bokoharam attacks. |
ijustdey:. In law she must be tried because life is lost.If it is deliberate it is murder but if it is accidental it is called manslaughter. However she will be freed if self defence in a rape or robbery attempt is established. She will be cross examined to know the truthfulness of the incident and evidences will be presented too before judgement is made according to the law of the land |
ikewaterwater:I am not surprised. He has corruption cases on his neck. FIFA policy is still protecting him. EFCC will catch him when he leaves odfice |
ChangeIsCostant:Iam yet to understand what he saw in her to make him atoused. There is a spirit in the world controlling the thought of MAN nowadays.... The dog man is just like a ballot box stealer....Parents protect your children.Don't trust anybody. |
fergie001:. PMB....the man they pushed into the Bush but he put himself back to the road ...The result on Sunday will make some Nigerians sleepless....especially online politicians and voters |
delugajackson:. It may not be so except it is done continuously. I know a boy who went to market to buy shoes for an event.He loved football and told his mother to buy boots for him.Today he is a business man.....The boy at his age has no taste or preference.Later he will select what he wants according to his potentials. |
akelicious:APC may be cleared finally from all vindications |
Akosxxx:If God is truly a Nigerian. PMB will win on Saturday. |
tuniski:. Permit me to say that in 2015 South East did not vote APC but it won.From all indications same may repeat itself on Saturday.My own opinion is If south east works with south west it will add more voice to Igbo presidency in 2023....If South west woos South east that means South east is important.Is it not important that south east also team us with south west too for Igbo presidency in 2023.? |
PresidoAtikuGcf:Your view is noted ...Goodluck to the South East south west and the North on Saturday. Will South West not vote massively for APC on Saturday? Time will tell on realities soon.Will they not try to ensure victory for APC because of their calculations? My bro Nigerian politics has changed.No isolated politics again.Teaming with other regions is the game plan for relevance in the country. |
tuniski:. Your view and opinion just as they were in 2015 are noted and respected.... Goodluck to the South East in their plan .Goodluck to the North and South west in their aspirations.... Time will tell on realities soon. |
Investbrooker:. I wonder sincerity and actualisation of Biafra for them.KANU himself unlike Ochckwu will run away at the hear of gunshots..... I want a Nigeria where all tribes will be relevant. But I don't see unity in the Igbos. They betray one another with caucuses and groups .They have forgotten that Nigerian politics has changed since 1999.Any tribe that is lacking behind is the architect of its condition. |
tuniski:. My bro I appreciate you. They need to strategise They did not vote Buhari on 2015...Buhari won. if Buhari wins on Saturday without them will it be easy to have Igbo presidency in 2023?That is why Okorocha Kalu u etc are shouting now because of the implication of what may happen. Yourubas are after power shift in 2023 they caanot wait till another 8 years before it is shifted. In my opinion only the child that spreads his hand will be carried by his Father. Igbos should team with South west now so that they will work together for 2023 presidency. However if they are moving backward and forward as they are doing now by 2023 Oh My God ...it will be another frustration for the region. |
gidgiddy:. Your view is noted and respected. |
gidgiddy:. My brother ....Nigeria is a country with different interests. Since 1999 we now have modern Nigeria where every Nation in Nigeria needs relevance and fights for position. It is our turn policy is the motto in tje Nigeria politics.it does not have to be in constitution but it is pivotal to our continuous existence as a nation.Why was Jonathan removed ? He was using North tenure simply.Why were Hausa's happy when Buhari came? It was their turn again. That is why people like Okorocha Kalu Orji and others are trying yo ensure that Igbos are united so that they will have a say in 2023.If they do their homework well and pally south west..it is possible. But are Igbo's serious about it? Regrettably I don't think so. |
Zinachidinma:. Can a loser in Ekiti be a winner in South West? |
dainformant:Air Land Sea ...all in control for PMB....It is true that Buhari is hated by corrupt hundreds but loved by millions |
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