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Hotfreezer:North-Central voted for GEJ in 2011 and he won. North-Central voted against GEJ in 2015 and he lost. This is not exclusive to the SW. Even if the entire SW had voted GEJ in 2015, he still would have lost....Do the mathematics So, it's not all about SW. |
donphilopus:Only people who do not know about North-central's politics will think you are saying something reasonable. You just shot yourself in the foot by doubting that Atiku will win Nasarawa. GEJ won Nasarawa state in 2015 even though Al-Makura (Buhari's boy whom the people voted under Buhari's own party CPC) was the governor. If you don't know something, can you just shut up? Even when Buhari lost elections in Nasarawa in 2011, Almakura his CPC candidate won governorship, Buhari lost Nasarawa again in 2015 but APC still won in Nasarawa governorship. Same thing with Plateau. Can you explain the reason for that? Or forever keep silent. |
chrisooblog:I never knew I had a follower like you, thank you. Of course Buhari still has supporters in the North-Central. But these supporters will barely give him 25% votes in the region. Benue and Plateau have the highest number of registered voters in the region and both states vehemently oppose him. If Hausa-fulani settlers in Plateau were up to 25%, then they would have been more powerful politically than they currently are. Most muslims in Plateau are indigenous muslims and they and the Hausa fulanis in the state combined are not up to 25%. Buhari's stronghold in Kogi are the Ebiras, they are the only ones who give him their votes overwhelmingly no matter what. They voted him in 2011 for instance even when Bello was not at stake. The higest Ebiras can deliever is 25% of Kogi state votes. Okuns and Igalas who have 75% of the state's votes have no reason to vote Buhari, if you doubt me, go to The middlebelt region forum and check for all the Igala names and their comments. Bello has made Igalas hate APC. Okuns have never loved APC to start with and Buhari has never won elections there. At the height of Buhari's change slogan in 2015 and the fact that Buhari's opponent was GEJ a christian, Buhari could still not win in Nasarawa state, even when the governor was his loyal boy. Now, Buhari has failed the masses and his opponent is still a muslim from the same north. If you think Buhari will still get the same votes he got in 2015 in that state, then you are seriously miscalculating. Yes, your last paragraph is true. Atiku has to meet up expectation in the North-east. With only the votes of the christian minorities of the North-east, Atiku is assured 25-30%. If he can pull some additional muslim votes and get as high as 40% in the NE, then get as high as 40% in the South-west, then forget it. He will definitely win. I'm not banking on the North-west unless Tambuwal and Kwankwaso helps him work on Sokoto and Kano, otherwise 15% would be the highest Atiku gets in the North-west, courtesy [Southern Kaduna people and other christian minorities in the zone. Let's not also forget that Kano state have over a million Southernerns (Igbos, SS, Middlbelters)]. All in all, the margin win or loss in next year's election would most likely be a close one. |
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oodualover:Religion will not be useless in much of the north. Hausa fulanis know or think Buhari is a better muslim who is heavily pro-Arewa. Northern Christians know Atiku is more of a liberal muslim and will definitely be a better leader to them. Liberal northern muslims like those of Kogi, Kwara and to an extent Niger & Nasarawa are the only ones I can really say religion is useless to here. |
QuotaSystem:You have a fairly good Analysis, but your mistake is failing to analyse the large population Northern Christians and Liberal non-Hausa fulani muslims all over the 19 northern states posses. Northern christians which form not less than 30% of the population of the 19 northern states are all going to vote Atiku. Apart from Benue, Taraba, Plateau & Nasarawa which you hinted, Atiku will also win Kwara, Kogi, FCT and Adamawa. Do you know that Kaduna state which has the 2nd highest registered voters in the North and 3rd highest voters in the entire Nigeria will be heavily divided by Atiku? You forgot the Southern Kaduna factor, perhaps you think all NorthWestern states are Hausa-fulani states and will all give 100% of their votes to Buhari. Only Ebira people support Buhari in Kogi state because of Yahaya Bello. Their votes are not enough for Buhari to win Kogi. Saraki factor will play out in Kwara. Atiku has always been a godfather in Adamawa politics right from the days of old Gongola state (Taraba & Adamawa) where he won the governorship elections. In 2011 when Buhari won all Hausa fulani states, He lost Adamawa. As for the North-central, check this link to a thread below and see the ass whooping Atiku is giving to Buhari in the largest North-central forum online. https://www.nairaland.com/4778327/picture-proofs-atiku-sweeping-votes |
arewaboy01:Facebook is not faceless like Nairaland where people like you use multiple monikers to comment rubbish all over. You can see the names of the people commenting, you can search for them and check their profiles, check their family members. There is no way many of them will not be voting.
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slyfoxxjoe:This is very terrible. Westernerns are just filled with so much evil. I knew there was trouble in Cameroon (Anglophone part), but never guessed it has escalated to the level of a civil war. |
RevenGeMission:Why don't you go on facebook and check the group to see if it is true or false? Or continue enjoying your self delusion. I am an admin of the group. So far so good, I have not seen the names of any Igbo persons on the lists of names. If you are mistaking Igala, Igede & Idoma names for Igbo names, then that is your ignorance. Many Igalas, Igedes and Idomas answer names that seem Igbo. They are direct neighbors of Igbos. |
Atiku2019:This is not true! Only massive rigging by the APC governors in the zone will stop Atiku from getting 80% of the middlebelt.
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cc Afamed, sangresan, sokera, pivotal, BabaRamota1980, PassingShot |
The only state Buhari can win in the middlebelt is Niger state, and unfortunately for Buhari supporters, Niger state had the lowest eligible voters in the North-central, Plateau state had the highest. After all the fulani herdsmen killings in Plateau state, some zombies still expect votes for Buhari from Plateau and all over the North central? They're not called Zombies for nothing. Governor Lalong, you are packing your bags back to Shendam next year, Plateau people voted you by mistake because Jang forced his cousin on the state. APC is leaving the entire North-central next year.
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If you are Atikulated, please help me tag those who have been arguing here on Nairaland that Buhari will sweep the entire North. Let them know that the North-central is not for sale.
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I pity for those who think that most middlebelters will vote for Buhari because he is from the North and we are called North-central.
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Where are those who have been arguing here that Buhari will divide the North-central's votes with Atiku? Pls come and see for yourself. Live screenshots 'The Middlebelt region' is the largest online regional forum of the people of the North-central geopolitcal zone, currently with almost 350 thousand members. There was a poll since on sunday who to vote between A (Buhari) B (Atiku). Watch who has been leading for yourself. You can join the forum on facebook to see for yourself.
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Afamed:You have a fairly true analysis, but you fk'ed up where you said Gombe, Bauchi, Borno will not give Atiku 1% of their votes. Have you really lived in these states to know the existence of the strong christian minority populations? Do you know that Gombe and Borno south senatorial districts are dominated by Christians? Unfortunately religions plays a very big role here. Even in 2015 when many northern christians voted Buhari because of the Change slogan, Buhari still did not get 90% votes in any state of the North-east except Yobe. It will not take a special grace for Atiku to get 10% in Kaduna. This shows that you don't know Kaduna state well, cos even in 2015 when many Southern Kaduna people voted Buhari, Buhari still got only 70% of Kaduna's votes. This time around, Kaduna will almost be divided 50/50 by Southern Kaduna people. |
Nwaohafia1:Lol, abeg leave my former governor alone oh ![]() |
Pivotal:Click on my profile and check the threads I've been creating since 2013 when I joined this forum, then tell if I am Igbo or from the middlebelt. I wonder why many Buhari supporters think Buhari can win in the middlebelt. Do they think middlebelt people reason like Hausa-fulanis or play the kind of politics that they play? |
sangresan:You called someone's analysis Kindergarten analysis, yet you also faulted in your analysis. You said Saraki will only win Kwara, Kogi & Benue in the North-central? Then, who will win Nasarawa & Plateau? Buhari has never won elections in Plateau or Nasarawa or Abuja before, he cannot win now after all the herdsmen killings in the zone and now that our own from the North-central is coming out. The South-east, SS and NC is locked down for Saraki, so forget it. Yoruba votes are always divided, you guys hardly give bloc votes to one candidate. |
On a Nigerian and West African forum, East Africans now dominate the discussion. Smh ![]() Why does Nigeria always have to play the role of a big brother to unite Africans? |
Bifwoli:That's no excuse. Many fulani herdsmen in Nigeria leave the nomadic life and acculturate into villages and towns to settle, while still tending their cows. Also, they wear clothes like modern humans. Turkanas and Samburus still live like they are in the stone age. They wear rags to no clothes. They starve. They are an eye sore. |
mtisTheQubit:You are comparing refugee victims of a war to normal Kenyan citizens who starve for no just cause? Mind you, Abuja, the capital of Nigeria is in the north-central zone and not in the south. Kano & Kaduna cities are among the top 5 largest and richest cities in Nigeria and they are in the core-north, so try something else. Nigeria can never be like Kenya where some citizens are used for tourist attractions while others are left to rot and starve to death without any reason. |
mtisTheQubit:And what is this? How are the lives of these northern Kenyans like? I have seen the kind of lives most Turkanas, Samburus, Somalis and other northern Kenyans live, believe me, I was ashamed to be an African when I saw what their lives were like. One or two isolated projects don't mean anything. There is no single city or viable commercial centre in the entire northern Kenya. That is what I call real marginalization. |
CyynthiaKiss:Don't mind the Zlantanfan or whatever he calls himself. Only muslim extremists in the North-central will vote Buhari come next year. And Niger state is the only state in the North-central where muslim extremists dominate. The remaining 5 states and Abuja are dominated by Christians and Liberal muslims. Our voting pattern willl be just like 2011 when PDP won 70% of our votes. In fact it will be higher this time, because 99% of Benue will vote PDP, likewise Kwara, through Saraki factor. In 2011, half of Tiv population voted APC and APC got 1/3 of the state, but now APC has completely lost support in Tiv land. Ortom has decamped. Only massive rigging will make Buhari get 30% in the North-central. His best bet should be 25%. North-central will neutralize the support of Buhari in the North-east and there will be extra votes because North-central outnumbers North-east in population. SE/SS will neutralize North-west votes. Buhari may only win depending on how Yorubas vote. If Buhari does not win in South-west with a wide margin, the extra votes from the North-central will cover this up. Any candidate that wins next year will only win with a very thin margin. |
zlantanfan:I am from the North-central bro. You can check my threads to confirm this. You guys have been so conditioned to think that anyone who opposes Buhari is from the South-east. People like you will receive a shock from the North-central next year. Go back to 2011 and check how we rejected Buhari all over the North-central, except Niger state. |
kikuyu1:Why are some Kenyans isolated and neglected by the center? Northern Kenyans seem like they are in a country of their own. Is this not a form racism/discrimination? |
alhassanyusuf29:Stop saying what you don't know. Buhari has never won elections in Nasarawa state before and can never win it now. Igalas are the majority in Kogi and most of them now hate APC because of that Ebira governor, Yahaya Bello. Only Ebira votes cannot make Buhari win Kogi. Buhari has never won in Kogi west and will not win now. Buhari will loose Plateau & Benue with a very wide margin, which people do you expect to vote Buhari in these 2 states after all the herdsmen killings? Saraki owns Kwara and decides what happens there. Kwara would be a landslide for PDP. Niger state is the only state in the North-central where Buhari can win. In the North-east, Buhari is not only going to loose Taraba. Adamawa & Gombe will also be very challenging for him. Kaduna will be challenging for Buhari. Southern Kaduna people will divide the votes of that state. |
TrueNigerian300:You have hit the nail on the head with your analysis bro. I wish I could re-like your comment. |
NAIRALLANDER:Yes, my scars are completely gone. I used a face peel. It was sold to me by nikkysavy skincare. It's an organic product that peels away the surface skin of the face and helps generate a new one. I'm not sure if it would work for your swollen scars. Perhaps you can contact her and show her and she might have a recommendation for you. She literally saved my life with that face peel. You can pm me if you want her number or better still check her website with that name. |
NAIRALLANDER:Hmm, I had something similar years ago. But I don't know if the name was keloid. Sometimes my acnes got so big and then becomes like a boil with pus. After all the pus comes out, it sometimes never flatten out. It remains like that and sometimes one or more join together to make it as wide as that. Sometimes another boil springs up from those swollen scars and gets burst again. If this was what happened to you there, I think you'll have to see a dermatologist. Mine wasn't as worse as this, but was something close. I usually wait when fresh boils come back on those swollen scars, then I use the opportunity to press out and completely flatten those scars. In my case, those scars were there because there were still some accumulated 'thickened pus' or whatever that was there, I'm not sure of yours. Do you still have regular breakouts (acnes) on those scars? Don't listen to anyone who tells you to calm down, that the stuffs will go naturally. Just keep on searching, you will find a cure. It took me 7-8 years to find a lasting cure to my acne, blackheads, scars etc. After spending hundreds of thousands of naira. Only those with the condition know what they go through. Others will never understand. Mine were more of black scars that had eaten deep into my skin tissue and it was now as if the face was rotting and developing holes. I would have told you what helped me out, but yours is more of swollen scars. Those swollen scars must be softened and pus must gather which you must burst out, before those scars will ever leave, don't let anyone deceive you, there is nothing you can ever apply on those swollen scarss that will make them disappear, they can be there just like that for so many years. They're just like blackheads. They just never come off until they're extracted. I strongly recommend you get something that will soften the tissues of those scars and make them gather pus like a boil. It seems like you never completely press out the pus when you had cystic acnes (pimples that get big and turn into a boil), cos for one who has battled with acne in the past, you have little to no spots to show for it. I wish you success in your journey to find the cure, with patience you'll get it soon. |
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