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lordm:Bro that is not an excuse per se, because for a single day election, FG will be given INEC over trillion naira for the conduct and that money will be enough to deploy starlinks to such areas on the very election day |
The Senate has finally approved the e-transmission of results directly from polling units to IReV. By implication, any result uploaded to IReV is legally valid in court, and situation rooms can confidently rely on IReV data to pre-collate party results. Although some bad-faith politicians may try to exploit claims of the network failure clause. However, this reform will significantly reduce election rigging by at least 70%. It is still a win-win for the people. Whether election riggers like it or not, this single move seriously limits their ability to manipulate election results. Now the big question is: which states do you think will suddenly experience “network failure” on election day? As for me, I am convinced there will be network FAILURE in Rivers State; if not, certain boasters will not even give their pay master 20k votes in Rivers State. Which other states do you anticipate may face “network failure” on election day? |
So far we have just 5 senators that can comfortably win elections in Nigeria without rigging out of 109 senators, what a shame 1. Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe 2. Senator Natasha Apotu 3. Senator Ireti Kingibe 4. Senator Ali Ndume 5. Senators Adam's Oshiomole |
FreeStuffsNG:Which of the Adam's please? I only know Adam's the message therapist. Which one please |
mrvitalis:That is exactly what most Nigerians don't know, look at congress people in the US, majority refuse to align with Trump agenda because it goes contrary to the believe of the people they're representing |
WhizdomXX:Well, you got it wrong on Osanebi, he didn't lose his LGA in the last election, what happened was that he opted for deputy to Omo-Agege in APC and leave the assembly seat. And remember as at that time APC was very unpopular in the state |
EmperorIsaac:Dey play |
I have reviewed the current situation in Nigeria carefully, and it is clear that almost 98% of the senators currently in office would lose their seats in 2027 if elections were to be truly free, fair, and results mandatorily transmitted in real time. The only senator I know who could realistically survive such an election is Senator Abaribe. Even in my own senatorial district, Delta North, Ned would not survive a credible contest against any serious Kwale candidate such as Tilije, Osanebi, or my brother and comrade, Ozegbe. Name any senator you believe could survive 2027 under a genuinely free and fair electoral process.
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Naijahero1:Don't mind them, all they always is "Tinubu will win 2027" without saying how but only depend on mass rigging, maybe they're yet to realize that Nigerians are out for them in in 2027. I have been telling them here that except SW there is no state in Nigeria that Tinubu can get up to 50k votes, especially my state Delta. Infact, if Tinubu secure 20k votes in Delta state you know the rigging is more than 90% Who dash Tinubu votes here |
kolafolabi:Bro stop deceiving yourself, at what time in the history of Nigeria did all opposition parties started having internal problems? Only on Tinubu regime that we have seen virtually all opposition parties in internal issues except APC. He should keep destroying Nigeria democracy for personal interest |
All APC antics and backdoor destroyer will not work. INEC already recognize Adeleke and nothing can stop him from winning the election. The APC know Osun people has rejected them and will continue to reject them, that's why they resort to backdoor |
Iamajike:This is quite logical and I like learn from such wisdom. Please link me to Wike abeg |
RISQUE:Nigeria I. Hail thee |
Why is is that only Wike dey always get justice in Nigeria court? The guy nor dey do wrong at all. Always right! I want to be his mentee. Someone please connect me to Wike, I admire him from afar. Wetin I dey talk self, his my big brother |
dollytino4real:You funny shaaa, well I think we should be given timeline and not just keeping Nigerians in pains |
Please, how long will it take for Nigerians to begin seeing the positive effects of the fuel subsidy removal implemented by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu? This clarification is important so that citizens can have a realistic timeline—something we can count down to—and know when relief is expected. Nearly three years on, living conditions have worsened rather than improved, and many Nigerians are still waiting for a reason to be hopeful. |
Bluntemperor:Please leave the messenger and work with the message oga. Did he say the truth or not |
badoh:Abeg which SS state do you think Tinubu can get 25%? People will just sit their house and type anything. Come and see how Tinubu is unpopular here, even rigging in SS he can’t get more 20~25 % here |
Thank God this is coming from a person outside the south south region. Whenever I say it here that Tinubu and APC cannot get 25% in the SS states, especially here in Delta some person start arguing blindly with me. Come here and confirm, it’s only massive rigging will manage to give him 25% here. |
AMINDA:You're right, because in Delta state here, it's will be only by extreme God's grace that will make Sheriff to return as governor |
AMINDA:Okay, that means moving to APC is a waste right |
To Adeyanju: you insult Obi every day for no justifiable reason, driven largely by jealousy. In doing so, you only expose yourself to ridicule and intellectual emptiness. |
According to Sim Fubara, he said he left the PDP for the APC because the PDP could not protect him from the wrath of Nyesom Wike and the heavy hand of the Tinubu-led government. The bigger question now is this: will the APC truly save him from Nyesom Wike’s wrath in 2027? |
surgical:Nigerians will out him out in 2027 by God's grace, though difficult but possible |
It is disturbing to hear people describe Tinubu as a leader who “takes hard decisions.” That claim is deeply misguided. What kind of hard decisions are we talking about? Decisions that force people to live in pain? Removing fuel subsidy and plunging millions into hunger and hardship? Introducing tax policies that further impoverish citizens who already have no jobs, no safety nets, and no meaningful government support? Those are not hard decisions; they are easy decisions made at the expense of the poor. Real hard decisions look very different. A hard decision is enacting laws that make elections free, fair, and transparent. A hard decision is passing and enforcing tough laws that decisively stop government looting and corruption. A hard decision is making education free and accessible at all levels. A hard decision is empowering youths and the unemployed to become self-employed, supporting productivity, and creating sustainable jobs. No leader has ever liberated a people by impoverishing them. True leadership improves the lives of citizens through sound, people-centered policies. Tinubu is not taking hard decisions; he is playing politics, and ordinary Nigerians are paying the price. |
To my brother, Festus Keyamo, and the rest of the keyboard warriors living off a ₦30k stipend, I want to make this clear: Peter Obi has gained over 50% more supporters since 2023, while your paymaster has lost more than 80% of his support within the same period. To make it even clearer, we are moving with Obi wherever he goes—whether as a presidential candidate or a vice-presidential candidate. Our support is unwavering. The mission remains simple and non-negotiable: to remove incompetence from the Villa. |
melechpilusof:The same Buhari that many of you praised as someone who would end corruption—when some of us were pointing out the massive corruption within his government, you dismissed us and called us all sorts of unprintable names. In fact, if the looted funds under Buhari’s administration were properly traced, they would exceed the combined looting of 16 years of PDP rule and even the Abacha regime. The same pattern is repeating itself today. When this current government is voted out in 2027, the true scale of the looting under this administration will become clear. |
When some of us spoke out against mass looting and corruption under the Buhari administration, we were insulted, labeled IPOB, and called all kinds of names. Today, those same people are exposing themselves by acknowledging the very issues they once denied. As things stand, it increasingly appears—by implication—that IPOB is one of the few groups consistently standing against wrongdoing in Nigeria. Well, that makes one IPOB, then I will be glad to one For the record, the scale of looting under the Buhari government surpassed that of the Abacha era and the PDP administrations combined. The only government likely to exceed Buhari’s record in this regard is the current administration. The full extent of that looting will become clear when this government is removed from office in 2027 |
Please can someone give me a breakdown on Tinubu going to get bloc vote from the South (SS/SE)? Currently, Tinubu is the most unpopular being thann south, especially my state, Delta. |
Have you noticed that the more Tinubu tries to destroy the opposition, the more his chance weakened. The North is massively distancing from him, in SS he has no strong unit or word he can win organically with atleast %1, in SE, we'll everyone know better. So Mr president continue your good job okay |
AMINDA:Honestly the level of pain on these guys is shocking, anyway they know their stipend stoppage days are numbered |
Elusive001:Sure there is no peace for the wicked |
