₦airaland Forum

kudosjnr:
I don't know if anybody is seeing what I am seeing. How many people are there in Warri North that Uduaghan will be relying on bringing Sokoto vote from Koko to enable him cliche the Governorship seat of a state like Delta. What is he trying to tell his opponents, that they are too dull? That they are kids? or rather, what is he telling us about the JEGA's INEC, that they are upright or biased? I am using this medium to beg the REC of Delta State and JEGA, to please try as much as possible to do the right thing by nullifying the results from these riverine areas and order for a re-run which he Jega should supervise personally for posterity sake.

Only By so doing, can the truth about these Sokoto votes from these riverine areas be uncovered, and it will become clear clear to all Deltans if Ogboru actually lost according to popular view or if the oppressors have been cheating.

Next, let us look at Lagos State:  1,945,044 voters in the presidential elections, out of 6,108,069 registered voters for a 31.8% voter turn out.

But on April 9 we had (again using INEC figures):

- Lagos Central: 301,570 voters  (won by ACN's Remi Tinubu 202,506)

- Lagos East: 320,372 total voters (won ACN's Gbenga Ashafa 222,439)

- Lagos West: 812,924 total voters (won by ACN's Ganiyu Solomon 503,786)

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TOTAL: 1,434,866 total voters

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This amounted to a 23.9% voter turn-out - meaning that the presidential turnout step-up by less than 10% was quite believable.

karl max:
Coup Plotters Congress

ariy:
Bayelsa had 472,389 registered voters and PDP got 504,811 votes while total votes were 506,680

Initial Actual

ABIA 1,481,191 1,524,484

ADAMAWA 1,714,860 1,816,094

A/ IBOM 1,714,781 1,616,873

ANAMBRA 1,758,220 2,011,746

BAUCHI 1,835,562 2,523,614

BAYELSA 472,389 591,870

BENUE 1,415,162 2,390,884

BORNO 2,730,368 2,380,957

C/RIVER 1,018,550 1,148,486

DELTA 1,900,055 2,032,191

EBONYI 876,249 1,050,534

EDO 1,412,225 1,655,776

EKITI 750,753 764,726

ENUGU 1,301,185 1,303,155

FCT 886,323 943,473

GOMBE 1,266,993 1,318,377

IMO 1,611,715 1,687,293

JIGAWA 1,852,698 2,013,974

KADUNA 3,565,762 3,905,387

KANO 5,135,415 5,027,297

KATSINA 2,931,668 3,126,898

KEBBI 1,603,468 1,638,308

KOGI 1,215,405 1,316,849

KWARA 1,115,665 1,152,361

LAGOS 6,247,845 6,108,069

NASSARAWA 1,224,206 1,389,308

NIGER 721,485 2,175,421

OGUN 1,869,326 1,941,170

ONDO 1,558,975 1,616,091

OSUN 1,293,967 1,293,967

OYO 2,577,490 2,572,140

PLATEAU 1,983,453 2,259,194

RIVERS 2,419,057 2,429,231

SOKOTO 2,065,508 2,267,509

TARABA 1,308,106 1,336,221

YOBE 1,182,230 1,373,796

ZAMFARA 1,746,024 1,824,316

TOTAL 67,764,334 73,528,040

Muk-Ldn:
^ Thats what these Nairalanders dont understand ^ PDP is the problem not Christains or Igbos.

Me_Aboki:
I couldn't agree more with your observation.

Northerners are simply rejecting PDP as a party of corruption, not Jonathon as a person or a Southerner (after all they overwhelmingly once voted for a Southerner before, e.g. M.K. Abiola and not to talk of ushering OBJ to power, when his own people were rejecting him); if not why else would they be burning houses of their own leaders who they perceive as agents of this blatant rigging.

Yes indeed, Northerners are more politically sophisticated than they are given credit for, because they are the least motivated by tribal politics.

GenBuhari:
Rigging is when elections is not free and fair

Rigging is when the numbers do not stack up

Rigging is where many thousands of officials are bribed to ensure that ruling party wins

Rigging is where TV stations during news broadcast fail to mention the main opposition whilst all other parties are mentioned and the ruling party have 80% of air time of the entire news programme.
Why are you disgracing your hitherto honourable self this way?

Rigging is when all reliable online polls consistently give Buhari a 60- 75% of the overall votes whilst GEJ was getting approx 20-25%, yet when the results were announced, GEJ has double the votes of Buhari.
CAN YOU TELL ME THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT PARTICIPATED IN THIS YOUR ONLINE POLLS? ARE THEY UP TO 1 MILLION?Nigerians have been cheated again.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/03/uncertainty-beclouds-inec%E2%80%99s-publication-of-voters%E2%80%99-register-nass-candidates%E2%80%99-list/

AFIS still running in Bayelsa

The actual number of eligible voters in Bayelsa State is yet to be determined because INEC was still installing the state sever for the running of the registers on the AFIS which can identify multiple registration.

Though it was gathered that the commission had concluded that exercise at the ward and local government level, a source at the commission told Vanguard that a bigger state sever was being expected to enable it run the already cleared data so as to get the actual number of voters involved in multiple registration across the state.

The state Resident Electoral Commissioner, Engineer Edwin Nwatalari said though a total of [size=35pt]566,195 voters[/size] were registered in the state during the voters registration exercise the commission had received over 3,000 complaints from voters over irregularities and anomalies discovered.

Muk-Ldn:
Thats what i read correct me if Im wrong ^

Demdem:
I am sure the below figures will definately be one of the reasons why they are crying foul. Lets look at Bayelsa's figures:

BAYELSA.

Registered Voters (07-02-11)                      472,389
Valid Votes                                                         511,634
Invalid votes                                                      4,841
PDP                                                                        504,811
CPC                                                                        691
ACN                                                                       370
ANPP                                                                    136
Total Votes cast                                                510,849


Verdict : In the president Home state which he was likely to win anyway, the total valid votes exceeded the total number of registered voters, How come? Were there still registration of voters after this day that the nation wasn’t aware of? Jega has some explanation to do here. As it is now, no one knows the total number of registered voters in Bayelsa.

AFIS still running in Bayelsa

The actual number of eligible voters in Bayelsa State is yet to be determined because INEC was still installing the state sever for the running of the registers on the AFIS which can identify multiple registration.

Though it was gathered that the commission had concluded that exercise at the ward and local government level, a source at the commission told Vanguard that a bigger state sever was being expected to enable it run the already cleared data so as to get the actual number of voters involved in multiple registration across the state.

The state Resident Electoral Commissioner, Engineer Edwin Nwatalari said though a total of [size=30pt]566,195 [/size] voters were registered in the state during the voters registration exercise the commission had received over 3,000 complaints from voters over irregularities and anomalies discovered.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/03/uncertainty-beclouds-inec%E2%80%99s-publication-of-voters%E2%80%99-register-nass-candidates%E2%80%99-list/

Muk-Ldn:
My Point is if GEJ is to win (most likely to happen) let it be in a fair way. Coming out with overly inflated numbers and expect it to be true e.g 100% turnout in Bayelsa. I mean Come on theres something wrong here. lols.

md4real:
its simply a case of bush-algore happening in nigeria.
You should have also seen the number of voters that turned out for the election(in contrast with what the monitors said) over 96%

tollu:
@GenBuhari, don't bend over too far lest you expose your behind. Me, a PDP supporter? And to think we actually acknowledged each other on at least two threads. O mase o

All I'm saying is your argument is of the Ad Verecundium variety.

Excllncy:
Guess what! My mind right now goes to our much respected Pastor Tunde Bakare. Why on earth will he align himself with these blood suckers? I expect him to say something now, cos I’m still wandering if he doesn’t know the history of Nigeria. May God forgive him if he has made a mistake.

GenBuhari:
rubbish!

Buhari won!

Why did GEJ not do well in the online polls?
explain that

jarus: I don't have any problem with it. I only hope his Niger Delta brothers will no longer claim that their money is being used to develop other parts of the country only, when they realized that N250 billion has been pumped by their son into campaign.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Dr. Doyin Okupe, has described the presidential candidate of Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), Gen. Muhammed Buhari, as a national security risk.

In an interview with Sunday Sun, the medical doctor and politician also criticised Ogun State Governor, Gbenga Daniel, for fraternizing with the Peoples Party of Nigeria (PPN), describing him as a tenant and sojourner in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

He said Buhari’s rallies were more like a religious movement rather than a conventional political campaign forum, expressing fear that his supporters may not accept defeat if they lose in the forthcoming election.
Okupe argued that the CPC presidential candidate’s rallies, particularly in the North, was not a measure of his popularity as there was nothing unique Buhari is selling except that he had been made to represent the symbol of Islamic fundamentalism.



“This is purely a religious thing. If you look at the crowd that attend Buhari’s rallies, you will not find very eminent people, you will not find people of the middle class, but what you find is a lot of young people, most of who are not gainfully employed.

“What you see in the North is that of a personality like Pastor Adeboye going on a revival. What you are seeing in Buhari’s campaigns is not a political movement, but a religious revival and that is unfortunate, really. “That worries me because when people turn out like that and they are not political, when their passion is not political but religious, it is difficult for them to accept defeat.
“When they lose, they cannot understand it, you cannot explain it to them. That is why I said sometime ago that Buhari is a cause for national security concern especially post-election,” Okupe said.