Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 10:36pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
recoome: Lagos west:ACN-503,784 TO PDP-234,679. This means that the PDP is still grounded in the SW, even in lagos, that means that PDP is not really hated as pple are saying, PDP is second in the SW, if ACN does not deliver as it says it will, the PDP will make a grand entry.BTW, buhari was over-exaggeratted, he has now been demystified. He was busy talking about 'crowds' at campaigns when the 'crowd' is made up of almajiris that did not register and therefore have no electoral value. On the other hand, the so called 'rented crowd' in PDP rallies have shown that they have electoral value. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 10:33pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
eyesofgold: now we have a president that is human, he sometimes shivers when he is tense, we see him like one of us, he is a full civilian, he is from a humble background, he takes time to explain everything he does, some people might say he is week- but i think it is a good thing as well, because he can be challenged when he tries to go astray. I wonder while some people are still clamouring for a retired general, that has no heart, that is wicked, pretending, whom once given the mandate will become a dictator, who no one can challenge, whose descision alone will be final, who will single handedly pick his succesor. Remember, Once a thief is also a thief, once a general is also a general, it is in the blood and in the psycology.BUhari is pretending to be soft to gain sympathy. Do not becasue of change vote for the wrong person, look at the UK today, they are crying and wishing they had left the labour party, becasue of change they went for the torres. I need change myself, but is Buhari the change we need? I willl say no, he belongs to the gang we want out, The change Is GEJ, we have it in front of us and we do not know what we have, if for any reason GEJ fails to win, then we will be back to square 1 in Nigeria. Think properly my fellow Nigerians, and Vote wisely. Vote for anybody but certainly not BUhari. Very poetic and full of sense |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 10:31pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
lacidi: Chris Anyanwu of APGA beat Kema Chikwe of PDP in the Owerri Senatorial District. I noticed that someone had wrongly posted that PDP won the 3 senatorial seats. I did and I stand on that based on the results annouced by INEC. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 10:23pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
PDP and ANPP share the spoils in ZAMFARA. CPC waits for crumbs to fall. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 10:17pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
GP15: IMO!! Next week Pres election will go like this
GEJ - First position Ribadu - Second position Buhari - Third position I thin so although I would prefer the following GEj - First Ribadu - second Shekarau - Third Momodu - Fourth Buhari - Last That would send a message to these retired and outdated army generals that we want fresh air. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 10:13pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
Remii: Jonathan would win the Presidential, shikena. I agree and with a higher margin than expected. From all indications, he has won more people to his side with the freeness and fairness of today's elections. On the other hand, most Cpc supporters are now so disenchanted to realise that the whole cpc thing was a mirage so they may not bother wasting thier time to vote next week. Even on nairaland, have you not realised that all cpc supporters have gone to bed early? |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 10:08pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
Sagamite: Don't mind the mugu. He got his Phd with Jonathan that is why his "literacy" and "enlightenment" makes him judge losing seats is a tsunami of achievement. Silence is the best answer for a coconut head. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 10:01pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
CONFIRMED RESULTS AT A GLANCE
ABIA STATE Abia South PDP Enyinnaya Abaribe Abia North PDP Uche Chukwumerije Abia Central PDP Nkechi Nwaogu
ADAMAWA STATE Adamawa South PDP Ahmed Hassan Barat Adamaw North PDP Bindawa Jibrilla
ANAMBRA STATE Anambra South PDP Andy Ubah Anambra North PDP Prince John Emeka
EBONYI STATE Ebonyi North PDP Christopher Chukwuma
EDO STATE Edo North ACN Domingo Alaba Obende Edo Central ACN Ehigie Uzamere Edo South PDP Odion Ugbesia
GOMBE STATE Gombe Central PDP Mohammed Danjuma Goje
ONDO STATE Ondo North LP Robert Ajayi Boroffice Ondo South LP Kunlere Boluwaji
BENUE STATE Benue North west PDP Bernabas Gemade Benue South PDP David Mark
LAGOS STATE Lagos Central ACN Oluremi Tinubu Lagos East ACN Gbenga Bareehu Ashafa Lagos West ACN Ganiyu Solomon
House of Representatives: Hon Dayo Bush Alebiosu, ACN Mrs Jumoke Abidemi Okoya-Thoma ACN
OGUN STATE Ogun Central ACN Gbenga Obadara Ogun East ACN Adegbenga Kaka Ogun West ACN Akin Odunsi
OSUN STATE Osun Central ACN Olusola Adeyeye Osun East ACN Omoworare Babajide Christopher Osun West ACN Mudashiru Oyetunde
OYO STATE Oyo Central ACN Ayoade Adeseun Oyo South ACN Olufemi Lanlehin
ENUGU Senate Enugu East Hon. Gilbert Nnaji, PDP Enugu North Senator Ayogu Eze, PDP Enugu West Senator Ike Ekweremadu, PDP
House of Representatives seats Hon. Ofor Chukwuegbo, PDP Amb. Kingsley Ebenyi, PDP Hon. Patrick Asadu, PDP Bar. Tobias Okechukwu, PDP Hon. Ogbuefi Ozomgbachi, PDP Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, PDP Hon. Peace Nnaji, PDP Mrs. Stella Ngwu, PDP
KWARA Senate Kwara Central Dr. Bukola Saraki, PDP Kwara North Alhaji Muhammed Shaaba Lafiaji, PDP Kwara South Senator Senator Simeon Ajibola, PDP
House of Representatives Dr. Ali Ahmad, PDP, Alhaji Moshood Mustapha, PDP, Alhaji Zakari Muahmmed, PDP, Hon. Ahman Pategi, PDP, Dr. Rafiu Ibrahim, PDP
IMO Senate: Kema Chuikwe PDP Senator Osita Izunaso PDP Matthew Ifeanyi Nwagwu PDP
House of Reps Mbaitoli/Ikeduru, PDP Ideato North and South, PDP Isu, Njaba/Nkwere/Nwangele, PDP Oru West/Oguta/Ohaji, PDP
NASARAWA Senate Solomon Ewuga, CPC Senator Suleiman Adokwe, PDP, Nasarawa South
House of Reps Dr. Joseph Kigbu, PDP Idris Yahuza, CPC
SOKOTO House of Reps Alhaji Saadu Nabunkari, PDP Umar Muhammed Bature, PDP Alhaji Abdullahi Muhammadu Wamakko, PDP Aminu Shehu Shagari, PDP Alhaji Isa Saliu Bashar, PDP, Alhaji Kabir Marafa Achida, PDP,
PLATEAU House of Reps Bitrus Kaze, PDP, Mrs. Beni Lar, PDP, Simon Mwankon, PDP, Aminu Jonathan Punwet, PDP, Innocent Tisel, PDP, Idris Ahmed, ACN
FCT, ABUJA Senate Hon. Philip Aduda, PDP, Musa Abari, CPC
House of Reps Isah Egah Dobi, PDP, Zephaniah Jisallo PDP
AKWA IBOM Senate Mrs. Helen Esuene, PDP South South Alloysius Etuk PDP North west
KEBBI Senate Kebbi North Isa Galaudu PDP
Adamawa Senate PDP won all 3 senatorial seats
Katsina CPC won all 3 Senatorial Seats |
Politics › Confirmed Results Of National Assembly Elections At A Glance by muami(op): 10:00pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
ABIA STATE
Abia South PDP Enyinnaya Abaribe Abia North PDP Uche Chukwumerije Abia Central PDP Nkechi Nwaogu
ADAMAWA STATE Adamawa South PDP Ahmed Hassan Barat Adamaw North PDP Bindawa Jibrilla
ANAMBRA STATE Anambra South PDP Andy Ubah Anambra North PDP Prince John Emeka
EBONYI STATE Ebonyi North PDP Christopher Chukwuma
EDO STATE Edo North ACN Domingo Alaba Obende Edo Central ACN Ehigie Uzamere Edo South PDP Odion Ugbesia
GOMBE STATE Gombe Central PDP Mohammed Danjuma Goje
ONDO STATE Ondo North LP Robert Ajayi Boroffice Ondo South LP Kunlere Boluwaji
BENUE STATE Benue North west PDP Bernabas Gemade Benue South PDP David Mark
LAGOS STATE Lagos Central ACN Oluremi Tinubu Lagos East ACN Gbenga Bareehu Ashafa Lagos West ACN Ganiyu Solomon
House of Representatives: Hon Dayo Bush Alebiosu, ACN Mrs Jumoke Abidemi Okoya-Thoma ACN
OGUN STATE Ogun Central ACN Gbenga Obadara Ogun East ACN Adegbenga Kaka Ogun West ACN Akin Odunsi
OSUN STATE Osun Central ACN Olusola Adeyeye Osun East ACN Omoworare Babajide Christopher Osun West ACN Mudashiru Oyetunde
OYO STATE Oyo Central ACN Ayoade Adeseun Oyo South ACN Olufemi Lanlehin
ENUGU Senate Enugu East Hon. Gilbert Nnaji, PDP Enugu North Senator Ayogu Eze, PDP Enugu West Senator Ike Ekweremadu, PDP
House of Representatives seats Hon. Ofor Chukwuegbo, PDP Amb. Kingsley Ebenyi, PDP Hon. Patrick Asadu, PDP Bar. Tobias Okechukwu, PDP Hon. Ogbuefi Ozomgbachi, PDP Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, PDP Hon. Peace Nnaji, PDP Mrs. Stella Ngwu, PDP
KWARA Senate Kwara Central Dr. Bukola Saraki, PDP Kwara North Alhaji Muhammed Shaaba Lafiaji, PDP Kwara South Senator Senator Simeon Ajibola, PDP
House of Representatives Dr. Ali Ahmad, PDP, Alhaji Moshood Mustapha, PDP, Alhaji Zakari Muahmmed, PDP, Hon. Ahman Pategi, PDP, Dr. Rafiu Ibrahim, PDP
IMO Senate: Kema Chuikwe PDP Senator Osita Izunaso PDP Matthew Ifeanyi Nwagwu PDP
House of Reps Mbaitoli/Ikeduru, PDP Ideato North and South, PDP Isu, Njaba/Nkwere/Nwangele, PDP Oru West/Oguta/Ohaji, PDP
NASARAWA Senate Solomon Ewuga, CPC Senator Suleiman Adokwe, PDP, Nasarawa South
House of Reps Dr. Joseph Kigbu, PDP Idris Yahuza, CPC
SOKOTO House of Reps Alhaji Saadu Nabunkari, PDP Umar Muhammed Bature, PDP Alhaji Abdullahi Muhammadu Wamakko, PDP Aminu Shehu Shagari, PDP Alhaji Isa Saliu Bashar, PDP, Alhaji Kabir Marafa Achida, PDP,
PLATEAU House of Reps Bitrus Kaze, PDP, Mrs. Beni Lar, PDP, Simon Mwankon, PDP, Aminu Jonathan Punwet, PDP, Innocent Tisel, PDP, Idris Ahmed, ACN
FCT, ABUJA Senate Hon. Philip Aduda, PDP, Musa Abari, CPC
House of Reps Isah Egah Dobi, PDP, Zephaniah Jisallo PDP
AKWA IBOM Senate Mrs. Helen Esuene, PDP South South Alloysius Etuk PDP North west
KEBBI Senate Kebbi North Isa Galaudu PDP
Adamawa Senate
PDP won all 3 senatorial seats
Katsina
CPC won all 3 Senatorial Seats |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 9:30pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
efisher: [b]CPC fans have suddenly gone cold :[/b]o They were all over the place a while ago.
Nice preview to next weekend. Cant wait for the epic whooping  Yes oh, after all the initial gra gra. GEJ guys are running the show now.Where dem dey? |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 9:26pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
recoome: @muami:CPC did'nt get 3% of SW votes.BTW, the PDP also performed well, at least in the presidential elections, PDP is sure of 45% in the SW. Yes oh and I forsee Buhari scoring even less than he did in 2007.I suspect that he would step down before the elections |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 9:25pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
Eziachi: Can you guys please give us a break to enjoy the mini drama, especially you. Where is your brain and how much do you use it? Don't get me wrong, I do not support not even a single one of them parties but if you have brain, how can you say CPC, party formed less than a year ago getting 10% in Lagos is a disgrace, while PDP which 13 years old and an offshoot of the old NPN and others getting 25% is a triumph at the same time?
Are you telling me that Jonathan as private citizen on his own can be able to form a party and within one year it will be winning a senatorial seat? Outside PDP protection, power, public money, both state/fedreral and local govt, can Jonathan can win a local govt election based only as Mr Jonathan from Bayelsa state?
I enjoy politics but never will I ever allow this game that you and I are just bystandesr to screw up my thinkng as a human being. CPC unlike the PDP has no single state governor ready to spend public money on the party as against PDP's 28 state governors. PDP have 36 NTA stations plus the national network as there own only, the same with 36 FRCN substations and their networks, plus 28 state television and radio stations as their mouth piece only.
Jonathan has 5 presidential fleets of jets at his disposal anytime he wants for 24 hours to campaign unlike others. Do you know how much it cost to hire a single helicopter for just a hour, let alone 5 jets, 7 days, 24 hours a day, months after months.
Comparing CPC with others especially the PDP is like comparing an ORANGE with a lime in terms of everything especially financial resources. Like I said before, unlike ou, my mind is not corrupted by any partisanship but I wants to call a spade a spade by saying that CPC is punching well above their weight based on what just happened.
Leave PDP as a party today without a single governor, presidency for just one year only, let see how many people will remain as members, let alone, them winning a seat in anything. If you think I am wrong, please let me know where and how. The only party that lost what they got before this election is PDP, how can that be translated as a victory or am I missing something? If you read the post I was responding to and compare it with your post especially the part in bold, you would realise that it is your brain that is faulty except of course you just woke up from sleep. How can you take a post responding to another post out of the context of the post it was responding to and think you can make sense. I suggest you go back to the kaikai you were drinking. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 9:18pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
Looking at the margin of the NASS elections in Ogun state, the PDP may still win the state if and only if OGD and OBJ can reconcile and support the PDP candidate. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 9:14pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
Genbuhari3: We can see PDP monster still fighting strong on illegal grounds. Pls pray for this country. If they try this next week, this country shld brace up for the worst! I agree we should pray and thank God for the Goodluck he is bringing to Nigeria starting with today's FREE AND FAIR elections. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 9:08pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
Its like THISDAY POLLS even flattered CPC sef. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 8:59pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
9ijaMan: and let the rigging begin! PDP has started leading and it is now 'rigging' abi? I dey laff oh. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 8:28pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
mrjingles: whether we like it or not defeating PDP will take TIME (assuming the party doesn't react to these results by improving) It is the ONLY party with an office in EVERY local government in Nigeria! That kind of grassroots reach will take some beating. For me once the election is free and fair then even a PDP win is acceptable. I don't believe it MUST be party A or B, people want to feel respected as citizens and to know hey have a say even if the majority may have their way. The exact why I insist that Buhari cannot win presidential elections with cpc. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Has Shown He Can Be Trusted! So He Still Gets My Vote by muami(m): 8:11pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
talknafree: Nigerian though educated are just too backwards in their thinking.
In a civilized country, what is the presidents business with the affiars of the electoral commission?
Do you think this whole thing is not a bait in the first place?
For Gej to win some "scape goats" were needed (to loss) to buy Nigerians trust and sympathy, as it is known Nigerians are very easy to forget things.
If you think promising on a free and fair election and it happened (with mar spread rigging in some states and electoral violence) qualifies Gej to be a good candidate, then i pity the generation yet unborn.
INEC doesnt fall within his juridisction so he absolutely has no say there.
Let him deliver on project right under his nose like power, roads, security, fighting of corruption. He TOTALLY FAILED in these areas so why commend him for what doesnt fall under his portfolio as a president?
Nigerians be wise! Unfortunately Nigeria is not a civilized country which is why the president's actions and body language affects INEC.That is why GEJ deserves commendation. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Has Shown He Can Be Trusted! So He Still Gets My Vote by muami(m): 8:07pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
GEJ on Facebook.
When I took office I promised to focus on three areas-a. Electoral Reform b. Energy Security c. Electricity Generation. In the Niger Delta we now have peace leading to a 20% increase in oil production. We now generate power at our highest level in 10 years. Yesterday saw the start of a free and credible electoral process. I've kept faith with you and now I ask that you keep faith with one Nigeria. GEJ |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 8:04pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
jmaine: PDP now showing strongly where their cartel is. . . . .CPC happen to be the synonym of ANPP. they simple replaced the sinking ANPP ship in the polity You took it out of my mouth. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 8:03pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
recoome: I thought they said PDP is dead, i can't wait 4 sokoto& zamfara. Dont mind them. Dem don run finish after the initial gra gra. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 8:00pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
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Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 7:54pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
GEJ ON FACEBOOK.
When I took office I promised to focus on three areas-a. Electoral Reform b. Energy Security c. Electricity Generation. In the Niger Delta we now have peace leading to a 20% increase in oil production. We now generate power at our highest level in 10 years. Yesterday saw the start of a free and credible electoral process. I've kept faith with you and now I ask that you keep faith with one Nigeria. GEJ |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 7:51pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
Sagamite: Be living in your lululand there.
ACN has won 3 in Lagos and Ogun, pulled 2 in Oyo, pulled 2 in Osun, pulled on 2 in Edo.
LP has cleared Ondo's 3.
Source? You are just an illiterate. What has my post got to do with ACN? |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 7:39pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
dkings101: You are silly and U don't mean Good for the nation and your generation. Which school Joe went to? FYI, the PHD can be bought okay? Have u forgetten the University of Toronto hse speaker? Did he attend the sch? They also say Joe which went to Uni, but listen to her grammar with bomb, I lost my grand mum cos of her grammar, lol.
Listen BB got the experience and he has once manage the affairs of this nation and he did it with pass mark. He manage PTF and other project with no problem or vice activity being faulted by anyone, SO he can do it again.
U better reason why and invest your future and the 1 of your generation in CPC cos they mean well for 9ja and not Fee Dee Fee. The level of your english goes further to confirm what I have just said that only illiterates would vote for Buhari. At least GEJ 'bought' the PhD. I would advice you to try and 'buy' a pass in primary school leaving english. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 7:35pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
vwvw: This is what i have sofar; for the SENATE
ACN 10 SEATS
PDP 20 SEATS
CPC 2 SEATS
LP 1 I commend your seriousness. At least you have shown that you are not one of these Buhari's supporters who are living in a dreamland and posting fantasy results here. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 7:32pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
Quote from: Wadeoye on Today at 06:26:53 PM Of course, Buhari will win next week election - a newly formed party chasing the ruling PDP out in FCT, Kaduna, Katsina, Nasarawa, etc. Note that majority of us are not driven by the local contestants - senate, rep, etc. We are supporting and will vote for CPC only because of Buhari - for me, I don't care who wins the national assembly election. The good thing is, there wont be any clear majority by any party in the coming house. This is good if Buhari wins. Is there another FCT in Buhari's village? Cos from the CONFIRMED result I am seeing, CPC did not even enter into Abuja city gate. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Has Shown He Can Be Trusted! So He Still Gets My Vote by muami(m): 7:18pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
GEJ certainly gets my vote too. I just read through comments left on Sahara Reporters and was amazed to see so many people showering praises on GEJ for the elections. Before now, all he gets on SR is insults.Now people have realised where the real change lies. Go GEJ |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 7:04pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
ziccoit: You forgot I stated that majority didn't come out. The chunk of this consists of the learned voters that will never vote for a PDP/GEJ going by what we can all see. You will be surprised if the election should be free and fair. Do you think a flogged Oyinlola of Osun state, Dimeji of Ogun etc would want to waste more money to bribe the electorate on behalf of PDP/GEJ? Because that actually happened in my local government in this election- I swear. Between GEJ and buhari, buhari has the most unlearned supporters as his supporters are mainly made up of the talakawas and the almajiris.Moreso, Buhari didnt go to school while GEJ has a PhD. I therefore wonder how come you have the idea that 'learned' voters would vote for unlearned buhari. Can a blind man lead those who can see? If you take a look at my signature, you would understand what I mean. Lol |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 7:00pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
Wadeoye: Sambo failed in his constituency, polling boots in ASO Villa were won by CPC - it sends a signal to you that GEJ/Sambo ticket is not popular. Next week, it is a different game, different factors and different character at play.
If you think those guys up north who voted for PDP/ANPP candidates (whom they see as performers and one of their own) will use their tumb to vote for GEJ, then you will be confirming what I think of you - a Dombo.
Like many people in SW - people know what they are doing. Even my old man in the village knows who to vote for each election - Unfortunately for you, the presidential elections would not be determined by two pulling units.It would be determined by millions of Nigerians most of whom are in remote villages. Unfortunately for you again, Cpc does not have even one councillor are are therefore only known in remote villages in the North where there is an imam who has told them during jumat service about cpc. |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 6:56pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
Wadeoye: Lets exchange notes this time next week - sure it will be interesting. It would indeed be very interesting considering the fact that I have compared similar notes twice in the past in 2003 and 2007 when buhari lost despite pulling ' crowds' during campaigns in the north.Mind you, he was in a more established party then! |
Politics › Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 6:46pm On Apr 10, 2011 |
ziccoit: Compare the total registered voters to the total votes cast, you will see people didn't come out as such for this elections. Many people I encouraged to come out to vote told me next Saturday is their voting day.
If ACN should do very well in all SW states and CPC fall second while PDP is forced to trail behind with less than 25% vote cast in each South-Western state, PDP/GEJ will be in for a serious trouble. Mind you many of those weak opposition parties will not have their supporters voting for a common enemy of people-PDP. I think you should have a look at the votes pdp has in the SW and you would realise that they scored far more than 25% even in Lagos state. As a matter of fact it is cpc that could not score up to 10% .So is it magic that cpc would now use to come second in the SW presidential elections? Well, I guess it was just wishing thinking. |