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SLAP44:Which money again? Where is the money? I thought Buhari has told Emefiele (oloripele and another Iwu) to hoard the money |
Wow... This is too much Now we know who owns Lagos
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Penguin2:And what happened to all the attempts? Failure.... Whoever associates with failures will also fail |
Zombidients are the ones confused... Wike is focused ----> Jagaban |
N3TRAL:Which kain party be this? Cash and carry party. They want to make some cash before election |
tsephanyah: As e dey pain them na e dey sweet us |
Is04970:Remove Buhari from the list |
According to a newly released poll conducted by the Freddan Continental Services, the APC flagbearer would coast home to unassailable victory in 19 states in the Saturday’s presidential election. “The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is projected to clinch nine states and the Federal Capital Territory while the Labour Party (LP) is tipped to win in eight states. The New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) is not favoured to win any state, even though it came second in Kano. The poll, published on the firm’s website – https://freddancontinentalservices.com – said the APC candidate is favoured to win by 37 per cent of respondents in the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory. It said the poll was conducted between January 7 and February 11 2023, using phone and online surveys. A total of 370,000 questionnaires were sent out, the firm noted, adding that 287, 033 were returned. Of the lot, 106, 764 respondents (37.2 per cent) were said to favour Tinubu’s emergence as President. According to the survey, candidate of the LP, Peter Obi is favoured by 92, 127 (32.1 per cent) of the respondents, while former Vice President Atiku Abubakar of the PDP polled 88, 109 (30.7 per cent) in the survey. The NNPP candidate, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, secured 693 (0.23 per cent) in the survey. The group said its team of data analysts, who conducted the poll, used four key variables, including political geography, religion, resources, and class. The report said: “The survey was conducted via a combination of online and phone surveys. Our online surveys were administered through a secure web platform, and phone surveys conducted by trained staff, who are proficient in the three major Nigerian languages of Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba. In both cases, the surveys were designed to ensure that the results are accurate and unbiased. “We also focused on areas, such as the spread of the political parties, the incumbency factors in states, religion and the personality of the candidates. “We also identified, in the course of our online poll, the role of social media influencers, religious leaders, professional organisations, and the young population of voters and how it can impact on the victory of each of the leading candidates.” The poll is projecting victory for Tinubu and APC in six of the North-West states, including Jigawa (41 per cent), Kano (37 per cent), Kaduna (37 per cent), Katsina (51 per cent), Kebbi (39 per cent) and Zamfara (48 per cent.) It said PDP’s Atiku Abubakar will take Sokoto (46 per cent) The poll also gives Tinubu victory in three North East states of Borno (67 per cent), Yobe (61 per cent) and Gombe (47 per cent). The survey projects victory for PDP in Adamawa (57 per cent), Bauchi (44 per cent) and Taraba (37 per cent). In the North Central, the survey forecasts Kogi (43 per cent), Kwara (51 per cent), Niger (43 per cent) and Nasarawa (46 per cent) for the APC candidate. While LP is projected to win Plateau (35 per cent), the survey said PDP would likely take Benue, with LP also making a decent showing (32 per cent). In the South West, the survey gave all the states to the APC, with the party doing well in Ekiti (54 per cent), Lagos (52 per cent), Ogun (53 per cent), Ondo and Osun (48 per cent each), and Oyo (59 per cent.) In the South-East, Peter Obi and the Labour Party are the clear favourites, according to the survey, polling 63 per cent in Abia and Anambra, 57 per cent in Ebonyi, 56 per cent in Enugu and 59 per cent in Imo. In the South-South states, the survey tips PDP to win in Akwa Ibom (48 per cent), Bayelsa (45 per cent),Delta (43 per cent) and Edo (39 per cent.). Labour Party is projected to win in Cross River (40 per cent) and Rivers (52 per cent.) The survey gives the PDP the victory in the Federal Capital Territory (39 per cent), with Labour Party taking the second position (33 per cent). https://www.sunnewsonline.com/new-opinion-poll-projects-tinubus-victory-says-apcll-win-19-states/ |
Musafatiu2:Buhari will booed if he shows his evil face there |
[quote author=vicdom post=121080240]https://punchng.com/just-in-atiku-is-norths-candidate-says-acf-chieftain/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1676918109[/quote Convener of Atiku/Akowa patriot... What do you expect? |
Debater:We don't want to see him at the rally... |
Beeni... With Buhari, APC doesn't need any other enemy in this coming election. He is determined to bring down the party, no matter what it takes. |
DukeOfOsun:Tailors in Osun may enter jannah (paradise)... see how they sew cloths |
Atiku and his co-travelers in the PDP won't accept. It is good the north is uniting on this... |
he Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has called on the Nigerian government to commit to delivering a fair, transparent, credible and hitch-free election. It said that though citizens have the right to choose whatever they believe to be in their best interests, Nigerians should also “accept the principle of power rotation between north and south.” The Forum advised Nigerians to shun schemes whereby a president or state governor handpicks their successor, saying “nothing promotes entrenched corruption, cronyism and poor leadership more than such schemes as such dubious arrangements”. Murtala Aliyu, ACF Secretary General, said this in a statement issued in Kaduna. The statement reads, “The nation will never be able to identify and select good leaders among its people so long as some dubious people are allowed to manipulate the selection of candidates and the ultimate election processes, we must cast our nets far beyond our ethnic, religious or geographical interests. "A leader does not have to come from our tribe, zone, region or religious persuasion. We should seek for leaders that best cater for our national interests, and who are elected within the tenets of democratic processes. The tenants that allow people to choose leaders who will best cater for interests of the generality of the people, NOT their individual personal or the interests of their ethnic or religious groups. “When 17 State Governors from Southern part of Nigeria, and from different political parties met last year and demanded that a southerner must be elected as the president of Nigeria, the heavens did not fall. It was accepted that as we are in a democracy, they were entitled to their views and opinions. “Quite recently also, some 14 northern Governors belonging to the ruling All Progressives Congress Party, (APC), came out with the announcement that they had committed themselves to ensuring that a candidate of their party from the southern part of the country is elected president of the country. “Their reason was that the emergence and subsequent election of a person from the southern part of the country will serve to entrench the principle of North/South power rotation in Nigeria. “Though the principle of power rotation is still largely and somewhat controversial, nonetheless, under our democratic dispensation we must reconcile ourselves to accepting that Nigeria is a country for all its citizens, and each citizen has right to choose whatever he or she believes to be in the best interests of themselves and their followers. At the same time, however, they also have to accept the principle of power rotation between north and south.” https://saharareporters.com/2023/02/20/nigerians-should-accept-principle-power-rotation-between-north-and-south-arewa?fbclid=IwAR3_bkO1s7vdMQUM7T5gUd6kW3NWmXrtkOgxtdSN4ZpD-Jon0V3ScyvjFKo |
SaiOba:Just like Wike was to endorse Peter Obi ![]() |
What will Buhari be saying tomorrow in Lagos after all the havoc he has caused in the country and problems he created for everybody contesting under the APC? Buhari decided to burn the bridge that made Aso Rock possible for him. In his crude, naive, parochial and selfish mind, he is hiding behind reducing the influence of money in elections to frustrate the chances of Tinubu and other people contesting for positions under the APC. I think we need more of El-Rufai in Nigerian politics. People who will always speak the truth and are ready to be upstanders regardless of who is involved. I don't think an average APC supporter would want to see Buhari near the podium tomorrow. His recent deeds and actions can't be forgiven even if he releases two national broadcasts per day in support of Tinubu. |
Hoodnigga123:There is nothing to like in their states... they've destroyed the whole region. Now they want the Lagos we built with our integrity, progressive mind, and competence. Those few brainless and naive SWesterners making noise on twitter and shouting Obi this Obi that... hopefully, someone near you will force sense into your dead brains |
Do we really want to see this man leading our grand finale? Buhari is a contestant in this election... the reason he is trying to cripple other contestants before and during elections with his yeye naira redesign policy. The same man that was distributing money in market (the infamous trader moni) few days to elections in 2019 now wants to reduce the influence of cash in election |
copyrites:So, they should vote for an incompetent Peter Obi instead? |
1. Tinubu 2. Atiku 3. Kwakwanso 4. Obi 5. Aso Rock Cabal |
Why is it oloripelebe that is sharing the result of the vote of Izala sect? When did |
[quote author= post=121055036]I believe you saw Obi's rally in Kano mind you he boycotted the rally with his group and it was massive[/quote]Share the picture of the rally na. You call that one presidential rally? Na wa for zombidients |
This is the thread zombidients should bombard to console one another but they won't stay near here. They would rather jump from one threat to another shouting Obi is winning even when all their candidates in the elections have joined the APC |
CYBERSOLDIERSre:IPOB news |
lhordspy:Obi and his handlers are crooks |
abc115:Bubu is under pressure |
They are there to deal with the so-called zombidients who might want to shout rigging after election |
He said he is not a contestant in the election, why is he having sleepless nights over Tinubu's wide-spread popularity and foreseeable victory? |
donphilopus:Does he have a choice in this matter? who born in? |
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