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Moh247:



I am voting for Bola Ahmed Tinubu because I witnessed his Administration and saw his Lagos Master plan followed by Fashola, Ambode Sanwo-Olu

I am of the believe Renewed hope Manifesto has many answers to many problem Nigeria is facing

A particular solution he offer to Oil theft

Metering valve
Sensors on all pipe



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Wisdomkosi:
BREAKING!!! Unknown Gunmen Attack Custom Officers, Set Vehicle Ablaze In Ebonyi State | #IgbereTV

A yet-to-be identified gunmen have attacked custom officers at Nwezenyi, Igbeagu Izzi Local Government Area of Ebonyi State.

IGBERE TV gathered that the unknown gunmen stormed the custom security point around 7:30pm and started shooting sporadically before setting their vehicle on fire.

As at the time of filing this report, efforts by our correspondent to ascertain the number of casualties proved abortive.

STAY WITH IGBERE TV. AFRICA'S NO1 COMMUNITY TV.

Source : https://igberetvnews.com/1439498/breaking-unknown-gunmen-attack-cthe-ustom-officers-set-vehicle-ablaze-ebonyi-statethe/

HazardAwka:
He's still bitter because Obi defeated him when he was still in PDP.

123456789O:
https://gazettengr.com/heavily-armed-police-operatives-storm-inec-office-in-lagos/

Okoroawusa:
I no know why to fvck this woman dey hungry me. Especially since I saw that her famous picture of sucking straw ...


Meanwhile on top this matter, my people will say, " Enwebedi ife ifulu ".... Wait till after election to hear accusations and counter accusations for Labour Party.

Alexbio:
This kind of pose is necessary to busy cyber trollers
Jagaban just dey give Dem food till they crawl back into their creek come Saturday

Wisdomkosi:
2023 Presidency : Peter Obi Defeats Tinubu, Atiku To Emerge Winner In Latest Online Poll

By Wisdom Nwedene

The Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi has emerged winner in an online poll conducted by an online newspaper, 9news Nigeria and monitored by professional organisations.

The online poll which was created on 19th February and ended on 21st February 2023, Mr Peter Obi garnered 1,517 votes to defeat his closest rival, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu who polled 787 votes.


Other candidates include, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, 374 Votes, Professor Peter Umeadi ( APGA) Party, 173 Votes, Omoyele Sowore ( AAC) Party, 166 Votes, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso ( NNPP) Party, 164 Votes, Dumebi Kachikwu
Dumebi Kachikwu ( ADC) Party, 164 Votes,
Yusuf Mamman Dan Talle ( APM) Party, 157 Votes, Prince Adewole Adebayo ( SDP) Party, 155 Votes, Professor Christopher Imumulen ( Accord Party) Party, 155 Votes,Kola Abiola ( PRP) Party, 154 Votes, and Prince Malik Ado-Ibrahim ( YPP) Party
who secured 153 Votes respectively.

The latest poll by 9NEWS NIGERIA made Peter Obi the winner of seven previous polls conducted by reputable polling companies.

9News Nigeria recalls that a poll conducted by
New York based global television and media giant, Bloomberg says former governor of Anambra state Peter Obi remains the top choice to become the nation’s next president.


Two-thirds of respondents said in the polls published Friday they intend to vote for Obi, a third-party candidate, in elections scheduled for February 25, 2023.

The results of the survey conducted for Bloomberg News by Premise Data Corp. a San Francisco based data company, were published on Friday – 15 days before the vote to choose President Muhammadu Buhari’s successor. Premise Data Corp has so far conducted six polls for Bloomberg, and in all Obi has maintained an unassailable lead.

Of the 93% of participants who said they’ve decided how to vote, 66% named Obi as their preferred choice. Obi scored a slightly higher 72% among decided respondents in an earlier Premise poll that was released by Bloomberg in September as the official election campaign kicked off.

While Obi’s campaign has generated a momentum that the two established forces in Nigerian politics were not expecting, the ruling All Progressives Congress and main opposition Peoples Democratic Party insist that he cannot triumph on Feb. 25. They say his appeal is too thinly spread across the country’s states and have derided polling that has almost universally put the candidate of the much smaller Labour Party in first place.

Still, Obi has emerged as the most popular candidate in seven polls including the two surveys conducted by Premise for Bloomberg. Another poll released this week by Lagos-based media and data company Stears predicted that Obi will win in the event of high turnout, but lose to Bola Tinubu of the APC if participation is weak.

Dismissed by his opponents as a “social media candidate,” Obi’s rise has been fueled by disenchantment with the status quo. His campaign has attracted an enthusiastic following known as “Obidients” — initially online but increasingly at rallies and marches — even if the man they wish to help to Nigeria’s biggest ever electoral upset hardly has an anti-establishment background.


Source : https://9newsng.com/2023-presidency-peter-obi-defeats-tinubu-atiku-to-emerge-winner-in-latest-online-poll/

Lipscomb:
Bro you should understand that peter obi can't guarantee you prosperity what did he do as a former governor?

Lipscomb:
Look I'm hereby declare peter obi fourthposition.

Lipscomb:
ipob terrorist will cry blood on Saturday.

Msntv:
The Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) recently announced a three-week election break for all universities in the country. The decision has drawn mixed reactions from students, parents, and other stakeholders.NUC's Three-Week Election Break To Universities Draws Mixed Reactions myschoolnews reporting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ARbKi7mT8k


The NUC stated that the break is necessary to enable students and staff members to participate in the electoral process as voters and ad-hoc staff members. The commission also directed that no academic activities should take place during the period of the election break, which has been scheduled for February 14 to March 7, 2023.



Some students have expressed dissatisfaction with the decision, stating that the break will further disrupt the academic calendar that has already been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Others have welcomed the decision, citing the importance of participating in the electoral process.



Parents and other stakeholders have also shared mixed reactions to the decision. Some have expressed concern that the extended break will have a negative impact on the education of students, while others have praised the move as a necessary step towards promoting civic responsibility and democratic participation.



The NUC's decision to extend the academic calendar and suspend academic activities during the election break is aimed at ensuring that students and staff members can fully participate in the electoral process without being hindered by academic obligations.
SOURCE:https://myschoolnews.ng/nigerians-react-over-nucs-three-week-election-break

peepydelano:
I have always advised igbos to go back to the drawing board and restrategise but they seems to be neck deep in their Nzogbu Nzogbu politics. Obi would have maintained a very cordial and loyal relationship with Atiku but greed, disloyalty and what have you deceived him. Atiku is the only person that’s ready to handover to an Igbo man but igbos will always disappoint you with their disloyalty and oversense which has always cost them the chance of leadership in Nigeria.