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derecho:Share one here now ![]() |
[quote author=Ennoloa post=118977379]Taraba a state in SE with Organic people without PVC came out for Peter Obi ![]() https://youtube.com/shorts/cCOEdycge-Y?feature=share [/quote. No wonder they couldnt share any picture. I pity Obi |
derecho:We're still awaiting pictures from Taraba state ![]() We've seen the pictures of ordinary women rally in Lagos for Tinubu |
fuckJones:Don't mind them... |
A Federal High Court has just dismissed, yet, another case challenging the candidacy of Bola Ahmed Tinubu. This brought the number of cases so far dismissed (one after the other) by courts to 4. As the courts were busy dismissing cases against his candidacy, his campaign also seems the most sought-after by watchers of the electioneering process. His outing at Chatham House in London was hailed by many as the best so far among Nigerian leaders who have been there to deliver a speech in recent times. This is further boosting the confidence of Nigerians in his candidacy and has left the opposition in disarray. https://www.thepointng.com/federal-high-court-dismisses-case-challenging-tinubus-candidacy/ |
Estello:Awon olofo to n binu ologo... ![]() Tinubu is your next president. |
A commentator on Arise TV commended the speech of Bola Ahmed Tinubu at Chatham House as robust, gave him 6/10 overall. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX0YaoRPdMI |
[quote author= post=118953474]Watch through the link below https://fb.watch/hfbYK35c8O/[/quote]This is nothing to write home about. Obi's rally in his stronghold? If he is not supported at home, where else does he expect support to come from? Sokoto? Obi should face the reality and throw in the towel - it's not too late. |
When asked who among Obi and Atiku he would vote for if he wasn't contesting, Tinubu said none of the two because they don't have any track record. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vw8xKpOY97I |
Greenscientist:After all Lagos is better today with whatever he has done through Alpha Beta. |
poncedeleon:He is running away from interviews, etc... Here is Tinubu being interviewed on BBC. The next president of Nigeria |
RichDad1:Obidients are JJC and incurably ignorant. If this is the crowd Obi could pull in his stronghold, then he should throw in the towel. He is not popular even at home. Noise is not the same as people. And I tell, more than 50% of the noise makers there are from other states. We know how people were transported to Ibadan from Ogun, Lagos, Ondo, Ekiti, etc for the Ibadan rally. Obi knows he can't win and he knows that we know he can't win - Soludo |
With all the noise by supporters of some presidential candidates, Lagos state has continued to retain its top position as one of the top 10 safest states in Nigeria. This is a state hosting more than 20 million residents and a city with the 3rd largest economy in Africa. However, for political expediency, some want Nigerians to believe Lagos is a den of touts (and agberos). Most of these people are from states at the bottom of the chart, yet, they call Tinubu a leader of agbero. If agberos are this peace-loving and progressive, why do we need lawless educated noise makers? https://bscholarly.com/safest-states-in-nigeria/ |
Campaigns for the 2023 elections have started and candidates, in earnest, are now moving from one state to another to canvass for votes. It was tough initially for most candidates to get started in view of the disaffection caused by the primary elections and the selection of a running mate. All these are over now for most candidates especially those who have the capacity to build bridges and carry others along. Based on what we have seen so far, in terms of bridge building, alliance formation, acceptability in each region, etc., below is my honest prediction for the 2023 elections. South West - Tinubu: 75% - Atiku: 15% - Obi: 7% - Others: 3% South East - Tinubu: 20% - Atiku: 30% - Obi: 45% - Others: 5% South South - Tinubu: 30% - Atiku: 35% - Obi: 35% North Central - Tinubu: 40% - Atiku: 30% - Obi: 25% - kwakwanso: 5% North West - Tinubu: 55% - Atiku: 30% - Kwakwanso: 13% - Obi: 2% North East - Tinubu: 40% - Atiku: 45% - Kwakwanso: 10% - Obi: 5% For three key states of Lagos, Kano, and Rivers, below is my prediction; Lagos - Tinubu: 60% - Atiku: 15% - Obi: 20% or less - Other: 5% Kano - Tinubu: 45% - Atiku: 18% - Kwakwano: 35% - Obi: 2% Rivers State - Tinubu: 45% (this should not surprise you - Wike will line up behind Tinubu) - Atiku: 15% - Obi: 35% - Other: 5% |
keep pressing their long neck ![]() |
ictplotter: ![]() Obidients are unbelievably ridiculous |
lhordspy: ![]() Who will decamp to labor party... you na wan labor in vain? |
abc115:They scammed him... they must have promised him the expected crowd was huge so a spacious place would be required |
Superwave16320: ![]() |
ednut1:It is because Obi's supporters are noisy and when you make too much noise like an empty barrel, sane people will caution you |
Didi2d:For me, that was his best outing so far... he did well. Obidients are in sifia pain as we speak ![]() |
obongkaks:sifia pain... ![]() take it easy so high BP doesnt set in |
LifestyleTonite:Omo Olodode... Jagaban of Africa... The next president of Nigeria |
TheChameleon:have just done that... |
tommykiwi:How can we leave Ip@bs out when all of them have suddenly become supporters of a particular candidate? Shouldn't it worry any sane mind? |
gartamanta:Election 101 training candidate spotted ![]() Neophytes will learn a lesson in Feb |
nlfpmod:The next president of the federal republic of Nigeria |
I'm still wondering how Obi, a contestant without any governor supporting him, thinks he can make an impact in the coming election. Those who don't understand how elections work in Nigeria are in for compulsory election 101 lessons in Feb 2023. Unfortunately, the lessons may not be palatable. |
Nightwolf1:Serious pain... please get a painkiller before going to bed |
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This is not what a local government will pull in other states.
Why is kwankwaso not getting talked about. It’s because you know obi is a threat to your candidates. He may not win now, but if he comes 2nd or 3rd in 2027 he will build on that. Make una rest abeg