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PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 6:41pm On Apr 10, 2011
Wadeoye:
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. [/b]The good thing is, there wont be any clear majority by any party in the coming house. This is good if Buhari wins.
9ijaMan:
Apparently you've been reading the thread with your PC turned upside down! [b]Show me the thread where BB supporters have claimed CPC was going to will all polls in the north
. Several time I have personally stated that PDP will more than likely win the governorship race in Kano state, but the electorate will vote en-mass for CPC in the presidential election.
Posted by Wadeoye
Politics / Re: Nass Election Prediction: Acn Controlled Nass on: Yesterday at 10:06:01 PM How will ACN control NASS? Have you seen the result in NW, NE and NC?

Winning all seats in SW and one or two more states does't translate into ACN controlling the NASS. As we speak, CPC is sweeping the NW, NE and defeating PDP in NC - even in Kogi.

Lets wait and see - definitely the new NASS will be very vibrant.
Suddenly, you have lost and your song has changed to 'I dont care about NASS elections'. Don't worry, next week, it would change again.  I dey laff oh
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 6:20pm On Apr 10, 2011
gbengress1:
It is all over 4 GEJ.Many were deceived cos PDP won in Kano therefore using that as a yardstick 2infer that they will vote GEJ.If u are thinking like this, u must be living in fantasy highland.May I ask a question, those that contested under PDP in the north, which tribe are they?Are they 4rm d South, The north are voting Buhari, the enlightened south west will vote 4 Buhari en masse.
No one expected the CPC 2perform like this in the NASS election given the fact that the north is dominated by the ANPP and the PDP.
DONT FORGET, EVEN IN PDP RALLY IT IS SAI BUHARI!
So that means Buhari fans have been decieving us all this way because if they go through the threads in the politics section, you would see that pretended that cpc to outperform every other party in all the elections that they have candidates it.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 6:17pm On Apr 10, 2011
I am still trying to understand the basis for the celebrations of the anniihilation of PDP oh. From the CONFIRMED results, PDP only lost its grip on the South  West(expectedly so). The results released so far shows that PDP is the only party to win seats nationally.For example, in the senatorial elections they have in Kwara - 3 seats, Edo -1, Rivers 3, Kogi - 1, Gombe - 1, Adamaa -1, Benue - 3, Enugu - 3, Abia - 3 etc. They have won seats in all parts of the country while CPC cannot even manage to get reasonable votes outside some parts of the North. So I really dont get it when people celebrate that pdp is finished especially as the few ACN and APGA seats in the South East were also won by associates of pdp eg. Dora Akunyili .Or is there a different result that cpc and buhari fans are seeing?
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 3:50pm On Apr 10, 2011
JaaizTech:
Ike Ekweremadu and Ayogu Eze won their seats back. Shame on Bankole, He let the house leaders down.


Yes he did but I think its really PDP especially OGD and OBJ that let him down. They factionalised and weakened the party in the state. If you look at the result you would see that PDP votes were split between with PPN( the party OGB endorsed) thereby paviing the way for pdp to stumble there. Anyway, i never like Bankole sha.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 3:45pm On Apr 10, 2011
9ijaMan:
Quote
@IFELEKE
SENATE:
CPC: 23
ACN: 34
PDP: 10
…APGA: 9
LP: 8
ANPP: 6


According to your post, 82 seats has been occupied remaining 27 seats. This is really good news.

Thank you for this information. Thisday gave the following projections in their pool publications to favour their PDP pay masters. They are all now in total shame.

SENATE ELECTION OUTCOME ACCORDING TO THISDAY POOL.
PDP 35 SEATS
ACN 17 SEATS
CPC 9 SEATS
ANPP 4 SEATS
ACCORD PARTY 1 SEAT
DPP 1 SEAT
TOO CLOSE TO CALL 42 SEATS.
TOTAL 109 SEATS.

Now we know better.According to your post, 82 seats has been occupied remaining 27 seats. This is really good news.

Thank you for this information. Thisday gave the following projections in their pool publications to favour their PDP pay masters. They are all now in total shame.
Obviously, you people think election is a joke that is why you are producing 'fantasy' results. For your information, confirmed results from the NORTH shows that PDP has won 7 senatorial seats already ( in the North oh!) made up of Kwara - 3, Benue 2, Adamawa - 1 and Gombe - 1, yet you stay there and give pdp 10 seats in your fantasy results.Well, thank God, its INEC results that matters.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 2:54pm On Apr 10, 2011
efisher:
This is not a question of people's mind changing. People have made up their minds to vote GEJ even before this extra achievement. Let the final results come out. Compare the total votes cast and spread for each party after that, you can start crying. The presidential election is about votes and spread. PDP is the most visible party in the nation. T[b]hey have competed everywhere and emerged either as 1st or second. Even without adding the votes from other associated parties, PDP has the highest votes cast.[/b]

Enjoy this special number as you wait for the final result cheesy:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpZdfA78crM?fs=1&hl=en_US&rel=0"[/flash]
I thought it was only me that saw that. Just to add that CPC only had significant votes in the areas that they won and came last in every other area.   Go GEJ
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 2:15pm On Apr 10, 2011
JaaizTech:
Don't be too sure about that, once Alaibe realises that He doesn't need GEJ to remain relevant to his people, He would prefer to remain in a party that He can easily have a strangle hold of. a party with lesser competitors. And the fear of the next election (4 yrs time) will make politicians think twice before making any decisions.
rasputinn:
Then you either do not know Timi or you do not understand the dynamics of Bayelsa politics
I think it is both. He does not know Timi and also does not understand the politics in Bayelsa
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 2:04pm On Apr 10, 2011
aguiyi:
decamp your seat is declared vacant says new electoral law cheesy cheesy
Are you sure that is in the law? To the best of my knowlegde, it was muted but not passed. Besides, the consitution allows where there is 'division' in the party and the constitution is superior to any other law. So all a person needs to prove to decamp is that there are factions in the party, and in Nigeria's politics, thats a normal occurence
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 2:00pm On Apr 10, 2011
aguiyi:
pdp better be thanking Amaechi ,sullivan and akpabio,if not they would have been finished completely
, which goes to further confirm that people were more interested in the persons not the party.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 1:58pm On Apr 10, 2011
aieromon:
APGA and ACN are getting stronger in the S/East and its just a matter of time before S/South collapses.Afterall,the wind of change is already blowing in Edo and Delta states.
No need to celebrate cos we have been here before. 90% of the ACN and APGA candidates in the South East are PDP members and affiliates of GEJ who went there to get the tickets. When GEJ wins, they would all decamp back to PDP as usual.Even in Bayelsa where Labour Party is projected to win the Governorship, Alaibe is an associate of GEJ who would again definitely go back to PDP if he wins. The point is, people are voting for individuals more than party, thats why PDP could win in Gombe.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 10:34am On Apr 10, 2011
It appears the battle is really between the PDP and the ACN. All the noise about CPC starts and ends in a few states in the north
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 9:54am On Apr 10, 2011
Wadeoye:
The same shameless Thisday Poll gave Kaduna to PDP, Nasarawa to PDP, FCT to PDP, etc. That guy should be arrested immediately for blatant demonstration of lack of patroitism.
You just confirmed that your arguments are always blind. Which THISDAY POLL are you talking about? For your infomation, THISDAY POLL gave only Kaduna South to PDP and the other 2 to CPC. Thats exactly what might be happening confirming again the credibility of the Poll.

In case, you were so lazy to chekc it up, this is the link to enable you argue with your head next time.  

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ipsos-global-ceo-we-back-thisday-ipsos-polls/89253/
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 9:44am On Apr 10, 2011
Sagamite:
Utter, clunking rubbish!

Stop chatting shyt!

The same ThisDay Poll that gave Akwa Ibom to PDP?

The same ThisDay Poll that said David Mark will win Benue South?

The same ThisDay Poll that gave PDP Bayelsa West?
Have any results be announced otherwise? The last time I checked, PDP was leading in Akwa Ibom, David Mark leading in Benue and PDP leading in Bayelsa West. Except of course, you are relying on the 'entertainment' results posted on NL. Unfortunately, thats not the result that counts.
BTW, learn to be civil when you are in the public and stop using uncouth language and exhibting your almajiri traits in public.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 9:39am On Apr 10, 2011
agabaI23:
I think everybody underestimated ACN
I agree with you. If the voting pattern is replicated next week, then the presidential elections would be between GEJ and Ribadu while Buhari would come a distant third with significant votes in only a few states in the north just like he did in 2003 and 2007.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 9:37am On Apr 10, 2011
oluomoadebayo:
Is it rigging or what? I just read a news that Mark is leading.

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201104101415332
Lets be objective for once. There is no way Mark was going to lose. If you have friends in his senatorial district, ask them to get feelers rather than staying here and believing that any win by PP is rigging and any win by opposition is free and fair. For your information, Mark is very popular and loved in his senatorial district and in senatarial elections, they are the ones who vote not people on Nairaland.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 7:54am On Apr 10, 2011
md4real:
Can you feel the panick in GEJ fan? Dont worry, number 3 and 4 citizen gone, number two citizen disgraced and embarassed. Guess what, number one is next. nobody can stop the wind of change.
Panic Ke? So which party would be the change? Is it the votes that Cpc would get in only some parts of the North? You mean you have not realised that by the results released so far, its most probably the pdp that would win the presidential elections. BTW, talking of panic, you need to read the earlier part of this thread to see that it is buhari fans that are in panic mode as they immediately started 'wishing' that acn and cpc would merge since it has become obvious to them that cpc remains a party only in NE and NW.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 7:35am On Apr 10, 2011
Digriz:
Remember that the outcome of this house of assembly election wl in no way determines the result of the presidential election coz people wl be voting for GEJ and nt party. South east and South south are no area for other parties and its going to be a landslide victory for GEJ in this zones and in as much as Southerners doesn't like PDP government,that wld nt stop them from voting for their man GEJ and so all u guys making noise and celebrating that GEJ wl loose frm the outcome of this assemble election wl cry last.
You just brought it out of my mind. As a matter of fact, there is nothing strange about the results coming in so far. It largely reflects THISDAY POLLS prediction and is further evidence that the poll is credible and thus GEJ would win.For example, THISDAY POLLS gave Benue to ACN for national assembly and governorship polls and Presidential to PDP. Same thing with Lagos. So for me, this is good news for GEJ because he would even surpass Thisday prediction as I believe that more people would now vote for him for allowing a free and fair elections at yesterday polls.BTW, I hope the Buhari supporters celebrating realise that CPC is only winning where the are strongly projected to win. They are unable to make any inroads outside of thier base, rather they lost Borno to PDP.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 7:00pm On Apr 09, 2011
9ijaMan:
I got this from a friend's post on another forum.:

INEC CODE: (17/03/01/011) Jigawa State, BK LGA, BK Ward, Polling unit 011:
REPS
ACN: 9
ANPP: 2
CPC: 177
PDP: 71
Others: 0

SENATOR
ACN: 8
ANPP: 3
CPC: 184
PDP: 80
Others: 0
If this result is represents the voting pattern in Jigawa, then it is good news for GEJ and PDP as PDP performed beyond expectations. The much villified THISDAY POLLS projected a higher margin of victory for CPC in Jigawa.So if PDP is able to get this much vote, then thats really really good news.
PoliticsRe: Oh Boy Cpc Don Clear Ne & Nw. by muami(m): 6:43pm On Apr 09, 2011
Alj Uche:
op

good i have told people on this forum this before

thank God i was not wrong
jason PDP regions will be SE and SS

remember that ACN will hold cross rivers and akwa ibom maybe even delta
Is there a region in the North called North central? Or is that part of the north now part of SE and SS?
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 6:24pm On Apr 09, 2011
Jarus:
NB: CPC got no candidate in Senatorial, but for House of Rep one unkown candidate came out late, and polled 10, higher than Labour Party and ANPP.
Its also good to know that you have now realised that cpc is in the same category and can only compete with parties like ANPP and Labour party.
BTW, your sincerity in posting the real results is commendable. It shows your maturity.
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 6:19pm On Apr 09, 2011
Jarus:
FROM MY AREA: LANGBASA,AJAH,LAGOS:

SENATE
ACN: 406
PDP: 129

HOUSE OF REP
ACN:367
PDP:120

NB: CPC got no candidate in Senatorial, but for House of Rep one unkown candidate came out late, and polled 10, higher than Labour Party and ANPP.
I thought you guys said its all about the party and therefore pdp must go while cpc must come. Now the excuses have started already about the candidate being unknown. I dey laugh oh
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 6:15pm On Apr 09, 2011
9ijaMan:
And I suppose the news below will gladden your heart abi. Read what GEJ's ND brothers are doing in the South-South.
I am not surprised because I already know you dont have sense.If you do, you have realised that the poster did not say the insulted or harrased him for having an opposing view or for belonging to another party. He did not also say that they forced him to vote for PDP and shouted PDP to him. What he said is that they ' accused me of trying to video happening at the polling booth'. They were only concerned with the fact that he recorded them and whe they did not find any recording they let him go. Nowhere did he said they took on him because he belonged to another party. He even confirmed thier accomodative attitude when he said that 'As a matter of fact, I was gisting and chatting with the pdp guys just before then.(ie just before the recording)You are really an Olode but I am not surprised. Only Olodes support thier fellow Olode Buhari
PoliticsRe: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011 by muami(m): 5:18pm On Apr 09, 2011
enyojo:
AS WE WAIT FOR MORE RESULTS, ENJOY THIS STORY FROM DAILY TRUST:
what is there to 'enjoy' about the story? The fact that people are not mature enough to accomodate those who dont agree with them? Its a shame that you see this childish and undemocratic behaviour as 'enjoyment'.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Explosion In Inec Office At Suleja.niger State by muami(m): 1:16am On Apr 09, 2011
9ijaMan:
Sorry little one, I thank  God that I managed to tidy up my education before PDP came to mismanage & destroy the Nigerian education system. Your posts alongs with those of your ilks like Beaf reek of the half-baked bigoted breeds which GEJ and PDP have been churning out in the last 12 years. So no be my problem say you went to school at the wrong time.
Apology accepted. Can you now go and face your level 'alongs' with your fellow decayed boss Buhari so that modern people like us can face each other and engage in modern and stimulating debates ?
PoliticsRe: Bomb Explosion In Inec Office At Suleja.niger State by muami(m): 1:09am On Apr 09, 2011
[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=642270.msg8084576#msg8084576 date=1302307245]I hope my fellow political junkies and politician know what they are doing.

This is an Oppressed vs Oppressor election and any sensible Nigerian knows that has little to do with ethnicity.

Framing this election as a North Vs South "war" might bring terrible consequences beyond April 26th

I urge restraint, let us focus on the real issues while we have the time.
[/quote]A well thought out post from a mature mind. Unfortunately, 90 % of Buhari supporters (ie. the almajiris) dont understand this kind of language.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Explosion In Inec Office At Suleja.niger State by muami(m): 1:05am On Apr 09, 2011
9ijaMan:
Do not forget that he is a direct product of the failure of GEJ and the PDP in managing the education system in Nigeria. So if another one of your GEJ brother turns on you, it's  a clear sign of the confusion that runs in your fold.
Thats exactly why I advised that you should be communicating more often with him since both of you are products of the same rot in the education system.So maybe you should direct your next post to him why I face my level(i.e those that are not products of the failure of GEJ in manging the education system)
PoliticsRe: Bomb Explosion In Inec Office At Suleja.niger State by muami(m): 12:58am On Apr 09, 2011
9ijaMan:
Can you guys imagine? These GEJ babies are so stup!'d and dumb that they even can't read properly nor understand what line of argument they should follow. Imagine this obtuse figure typing the jargon above accusing his fellow GEJ baby. Bigotry breeds a lot of mugs in the GEJ camp! I just can't stop laughing! grin grin grin grin
The fact that you understood the post while I didnt got me thinking and then I realised that babies would understand themselves. Perphaps you should be responding more to these kinds of posts since they seem to fall within your level.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Explosion In Inec Office At Suleja.niger State by muami(m): 12:55am On Apr 09, 2011
Chrisbenogor:
Bloody hell!
Are you sure you are ok?
What part of my whole paragraph referred to his past government, and yes I know you were going there I was only trying to steer you from showing everyone that you could not logically make sense of words. I only said 61 to 69 to show that 8 years is long enough for anyone to try and fight your paymasters that have held this country ransom for the past 12 years. GEEEEZ, oya take the pdp prayer, May your life and that of your family and friends be run the way the pdp has ruled this country for the past twelve years. Can I hear Amen?
Unfortunately, the post didnt pass the challenge I set for you so silence would be the best answer.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Explosion In Inec Office At Suleja.niger State by muami(m): 12:52am On Apr 09, 2011
kleffReBIRTH:
Muami! 4m your nam i kmw your a muslim n also an uneducated 1! If only u went 2 skul u wuld av seen da handwritins on da wal! Wat is an old fool lik buhari comin 2 do as da president? Let me gues! His gon totaly brok n needs 2 steal som money 4m nijas purs abi? Wel dat ent hapenin! Not in his lif tim! By da way, i urge u 2 try n advise your felo usles uneducated muslems in jos not 2 atempt any tin silly cos if dey do! Dey wil knw dat kaki no b leda! We wunt hasitat 2 hunt dem down lik whild animals dey![color=#990000][/color]
the only thing I understand from your 'long' post is the first word which incidentally is my name. No wonder the failure rate is so high now in Waec and Neco.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Explosion In Inec Office At Suleja.niger State by muami(m): 12:46am On Apr 09, 2011
Chrisbenogor:
Oh Bollocks!
Can you not tell that 69 - 61 = 8 = 2003 when he first contested?
You should refresh your memory first.
I didnt know you are even more clueless like Buhari. if you didnt know what decree 2 is or when it was promulgated, you should have asked instead of fooling yourself. Well, its your lucky day so i would educate you again. Buhari was head of state in 1984 - 1985 and at that time he was not 61. So as you can see, he did not start aspiring for the leadership of this country from 61 cos he has been there already.BTW Decree 2 was a droconian decree Buhari used to detain people without trial. NOW THINK VERY WELL BEFORE YOU POST AGAIN SO I WOULD NOT EDUCATE YOU ANY FURTHER
PoliticsRe: Bomb Explosion In Inec Office At Suleja.niger State by muami(m): 12:39am On Apr 09, 2011
Pataki:
You are stewpeed. What did I say? You are very very stewpeed!

Buhari contested against Obasanjo in 2003 - no bomb attacks.

Buhari contested against Yar'Adua in 2007 - no bomb attacks.
, And he got desperate, left his old political party because they dont support terrorism. Form a new terrorist group called CPC, told them that he would not go to court if he loses and therefore they should lynch all those who oppose them.
PoliticsRe: Bomb Explosion In Inec Office At Suleja.niger State by muami(m): 12:34am On Apr 09, 2011
Chrisbenogor:
STop stumbling all over your thought process the man is 69 if he loses then he has every right to go and rest, he was only 61 when he started this fight for Nigeria, but alas blind peeps like you would never see it like that. All that aside the blame for this bombings fall squarely on the shoulder of the government you cannot wish that away.
Do you have such short memory? Ok, i would refresh it. Do you remember a certain General who promulgated decree 2? he was not 61 then.

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