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malware:
I am a Northerner sir!

malware:
That's not true. Jonathan got at least 25% in all the Northern States except three. Jonathan got more than 50% in many Northern States, courtesy of power of incumbency and structure, which the LP lacks. And in 2015, with the marriage between the North and South-West (the two powerhouses of voters), Jonathan couldn't make it despite the incumbency power.

shigishege:
you go cry tire on Saturday

Gossiphub:
They are waiting for step down transformer 😆😆

Mazisimonekpa:
https://twitter.com/simon_ekpa/status/1627999982291746819
https://twitter.com/simon_ekpa/status/1627999984862875652?cxt=HHwWiMC-gYvX6JctAAAA[/quote]After declaring sit at home during Anambra election, they disappointed him..

What made you he can succeed during this presidential election?

Even you sef u go abandon this your moniker after the election

yarimo:
Mumu man why will they buy you anything after defrauding the state beyond expectations

Dotherightthing:
Piiggiiddioootts amaka

This must be southern Kaduna

Christistruth00:
So you don't know that all parties must pay their Polling Agents in all Polling stations Nationwide and on polling day provide them Feeding and Transport money?

press9jatv:
tell that your spiritual father that he’s a liar and has failed woefully beyond redemption. Atiku Abubakar wins February 25th presidential poll by the special Grace of God.

senatordave1:
Obi is on a voyage of deception..

Jones4190:
Take this from me, Lagos vote on Saturday is going to be a vote to make a statement.

The vote is intended to determine the actual population of Igbo in Lagos.

The vote will address Igbo/ IPOB religion dichotomy where they termed Yoruba as Yoruba christian and Yoruba Muslim

The vote will permanently address the issue of Lagos is no man's being propagated by our Igbo brothers

Finally, the vote will address the political lies and character smeared of tinubu by the same Igbo people that benefited so much more than any other region in the area of political appointment and elective position in Lagos State.
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garfield1:
Ahead of Saturday, February 25th Presidential election, militants under the aegis of Niger Delta Liberation Movement (NDLM), have endorsed the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu and vowed to clear any obstacle on his way to victory.

Rising from a crucial meeting held in Egbema, Delta State, which lasted over six hours, the dreaded militant group, with several vowed to ensure APCs Tinubu wins the contest.

Addressing journalists at the end of the meeting where final a decision was taken, the Spokesperson of the group, Commander Amabiri Andabiri, said; his members were all behind Tinubu.

“We are the most dreaded militant group in Niger Delta and it is the watchdog of Niger Delta. After the amnesty in 2009, when the defunct Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND) and other ex-militant groups abandoned the cause of Niger Delta and accepted the fallacious amnesty programme, this group has been on ground safeguarding the length and breadth of Niger Delta region.

“Today, we met and agreed to mobilise everything within our power to see Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu emerge as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria come February 25th election.

“This is because Asiwaju is not like other political gladiators who’ll go into hiding in other countries after failing in elections.

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“If you look at the content of all the presidential candidates and their antecedents, none of them is living in the place they had governed except Asiwaju Tinubu who was two-time governor of Lagos.”

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A chieftain of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP), Folasade Aliu has said that the party’s flag bearer, Rabiu Kwankwaso is not stepping down for his counterparts in the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu; and in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar.

Aliu, a National Campaign Secretary for the NNPP, spoke on The 2023 Verdict, Channels Television’s special election programme on Tuesday.

There have been reports of a possible merger between the NNPP and some of the bigger parties for the presidential poll but Kwankwaso’s camp has been consistent in dismissing the claims as untrue.

According to Aliu, Kwankwaso is prepared for the task and he has been vocal in engaging Nigerians about his plans for the country if he wins the February 25 poll.

“We are preparing for this and we are telling Nigerians one-on-one the love we have for this country,” she said.

“So, the issue of Kwankwaso is stepping down or merging with Tinubu or stepping down for Atiku is absolute nonsense. It’s not going to happen. It’s just the strategy of some mischievous people. As I speak with you, he is on the road, he is talking to people."

“We have gone to 600 plus local governments. Does that seem like somebody that is stepping down?” Aliu queried.

“We are not stepping down for anybody. NNPP is not merging with anybody. If you have something to offer Nigerians, let them know. If you don’t have, go home and sleep.”

Sammy07:
You no even organize and edit your post and you wan make e reach FP

NO fewer than 4,175,006 registered voters in 10 states will not vote in the February 25 Presidential and National Assembly elections.


Reason: They were not able to collect their Permanent Voters Cards, PVCs, from the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, before the February 5 deadline to do so. ended on


The INEC has insisted that voters without PVCs will not be allowed to vote.


Among the 10 states whose data on the number of PVCs collected and unclaimed were ready at the weekend, Lagos came tops with 928,951 unclaimed PVCs. Lagos is followed by Oyo, which has about 800,000 uncollected PVCs; Kano (468,314), and Ogun (412,086).
The rest are Osun (391,145); Niger (353,344); Ondo (303,955); Kwara (218,078); Plateau (184,744) and Cross River (114,389).

In Lagos, the INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner, [b]Mr. Olusegun Agbaje, said 6,708, 451 about 87/87 per cent of the 7,637,402 registered voters collected their PVCs in the state.

This leaves 928,951 about 12.16 per cent registrants who were unable to collect their PVCs.


A breakdown of the figures according to a document obtained from the commission’s office in Lagos, shows:[/b]

*Old PVCs received – 6,570,291

*Old PVCs collected – 5, 747,651

*Uncollected old PVCs – 822,640 (12.52%)

*New PVCs received — 1,067,111


*New PVCs collected — 960,800 (90.04%)

*Uncollected new PVCs — 106,311 (9.96%)

*Total PVCs received — 7,637,402

*Total PVCs collected — 6,708,451 (87.87%)

*Overall uncollected PVCs — 928,951 (12.16%)

468,314 PVCs unclaimed in Kano
In Kano, a document from the INEC office showed that 468,314 registrants could not obtain their PVCs when the exercise ended on February 25

According to the document of the 399,856 unclaimed PVCs in 2019, only 28,077 have been collected leaving a balance of 371,779 unclaimed.

During the 2021/2022 Continuous Voters Registration, CVR, exercise, 444,626 voters were listed of which 368,052 PVCs were distributed leaving 76,574 uncollected.

In like manner, of 66,479 voters that did transfers, 19,951 could not pick up the cards while 46,518 people did.

391,145 voters disenfranchised in Osun

In Osun State, 1,955,657 persons registered as voters with the INEC but the number of PVCs collected as of February 5, 2023 is 1,564,512.

This leaves 391,145 unpicked PVCs at the commission’s office in the state.

353,344 PVCs unpicked in Niger
In Niger State, 212,329 PVCs were collected while 87,329 remain uncollected for those registered during the CVR period.

For the transfer of the voters cards, 69,009 were collected while 40,901were uncollected.

The Resident Electoral Commissioner, Niger State, Ahmed Yisua Ahmed, who disclosed this Vanguard said the total PVC from 2019 collected is 2,443,463 while 225,114 remain uncollected.


184,744 voters unlucky on the Plateau
In Plateau State, the breakdown of the PVC collection revealed that from the 2019 batch, 18, 466 PVCs were collected while 49,835 remains uncollected.

In the 2021/2022 batch, there were 292,949 fresh registration out of which 211,123 PVCs representing 72% were collected while 81,826 remain uncollected.

For those who did transfers, 242,600 PVCs were received out of which 189,517 representing 76% were collected while 53,083 remained uncollected.

The fate of 218,078 voters in Kwara

In Kwara, no fewer than 218,078 PVCs have not been collected just as 415,860 was collected recently

Spokesman of INEC in the state, Ibrahim Bolaji, said 1,565,829 PVCs had been collected since 2019.

1,687,389 PVCs collected, 303,955 unclaimed in Ondo
In Ondo, 1,687,389 PVCs have been collected while 303,955 are yet to be collected.

Administrative Secretary of INEC, in the state, Oyelami Oyekola Oludayo, who confirmed this, said that “this is out of a total of 1,991,344 registered voters in the state.

114,389 PVCs uncollected in Cross River

In Cross River,the INEC disclosed that out of the 331,427 persons who registered since 2019 only 217,038 have collected their PVCs
The Commission’s Spokesperson, Mrs. Tonia Nwobi, said that 217, 038 PVCs have also been distributed out of 331,427 PVCs received.

She further gave the break down as follows: 2019 PVCs collected is 16,338 out of 97,318; 2021/2022 fresh registration PVCs collected is 200,700 out of 234,109 received; and 2021/2022 transferred PVCs collected is 42,186 out of 71,885 received.

[b]800,000 PVCs unclaimed in Oyo
[/b]In Oyo, the INEC said it was still compiling the list as of press time however, a source at the commission said about 800,000 PVCs have not been collected.

[b]Over 400,000 PVCs yet to be collected in Ogun
[/b]In Ogun State, the State Resident Electoral Commissioner, Niyi Ijalaye, said: “A total of two million, six hundred and eighty-eight thousand (2,688,305) voters were registered in Ogun State, of which two million, two hundred and seventy-six thousand, two hundred and nineteen (2,276,219) PVCs were collected by their owners as at the end of the exercise on 5th February, 2023”.

He added that 412,086 PVCs have not been collected in the state.