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fergie001:People are not scared to say what you are saying… The thing is that you are so fixated on structure which is useless in our present political space especially with Electronic Transmission of results. I expected you to be more mentally aware than what you are doing. Look at a whole Omisore was booed at his polling unit in Osun. He had to leave in shame. Is he not the kind of structure you talk about? Electorates have realized the power they posses and no politician will lead the people by the nose and tell them where to thumbprint again; except the politician’s choice aligns with the choice of the people. Or are you telling me that because APC has structure in Abia, somebody will go to Aba on Election Day and tell them to vote for Tinubu in the name of Structure? |
Dsalvo:Who will win Southeast and Southsouth? |
Lol I know Tinubu would be planning terrible things for Peter Obi just like they did to Funsho Williams. But any of them planning nonsense should know that Peter Obi is now a security risk. To touch even a strand of hair on Peter Obi’s body is to set Nigeria ablaze and I hope they won’t try it. |
tolue42:So in your hearts of heart, you sincerely believe that Tinubu will win Abuja? You didn’t even say Atiku. Now, there are 6 states in the North Central plus Abuja which makes them 7. If Peter wins in Benue, Plateau, Nasarawa and Abuja; plus some percentage of votes from Kogi and Kwara, isn’t that victory in the region? Or do you think to do the contrary? |
Okoroawusa:I made practical and verifiable submissions. Why not counter me with counter submission if you disagree? |
fergie001:You have a point. Sanwolu’s second term is all but done and dusted. But there’s this boldness that might come with Obi’s victory at National level. The youths might just want to end the Tinubu dynasty once and for all. And if they decide to do that, votes won’t be shared between GRV and the PDP candidate. It will just be a one way traffic for GRV and you never can tell what that would bring. |
garfield1:They were legal from legal perspective, but you and I know they were written results. Don’t argue it. |
OGHENAOGIE:Are you sure you know what we are talking about here? |
knacker:Lol But who do you think will win in Abia? |
garfield1:Not exactly… Nigerian electorates are becoming wiser. They now scrutinize candidates and no longer by bandwagon. States in the region you mentioned that doesn’t have an inspiring Labour Party candidate will not go to Labour. But you see Enugu, people like Frank Edeoga, the Labour Party candidate. Peter Obi victory will increase his chances. People like the Labour Party candidate in Benue though I think they prefer Fr Alia. But Obi’s victory might tilt things towards him. Then in Kaduna, Jonathan Asake has been SOKAPU leader and very popular in Southern Kaduna. If Obi wins and Datti campaigns for Jonathan in Northern and Central Kaduna, he might win. Especially when you factor in the fact that APC and PDP candidates will cancel themselves out in Northern and Central Kaduna. Then Lagos is a special case. Because if Obi wins the presidency, Obidients might make it a case to further embarrass and dislodge Tinubu by delivering GRV. People like Sanwolu but he might end up being a victim of dislike for Tinubu. All these states I’ve told you are very practical. Another state Labour Party would have won is Abia with Alex Otti but Abia people have brought some tribal thing to his candidacy which might scuttle his chances. Fergie001 knows the grouse they have for him better. |
garfield1:Deadly? Deadly because Supreme Court accepted his manufactured results? You think Supreme Court will accept his manufactured numbers again? Don’t disrespect Igbos please. I don’t know who will come second in Imo but Peter Obi will score about 80% of Imo votes. |
As ironic as it sounds, Peter Obi is now the only presidential candidate with the largest national spread going into the 2023 elections. Atiku has only the Northeast and some part of northwest. Tinubu has only the Southwest (not guaranteed) Kwankwaso has only the remainder of Northwest. While Obi has the Southeast, the Southsouth and North Central/Middle Belt. Those with brains are already seeing Peter Obi’s presidency. |
hedonido:Trust me, a lot of dynamics will change if Peter Obi wins the Presidential election. There are some states that Obidients might be emboldened to go for… States like Enugu, Lagos, Kaduna, etc. Trust me, Obi’s victory at the presidential election will redirect a lot of things. |
David160:APC will win Ebonyi governorship but not presidential o. But APC will not retain Imo. Uzodimma is gone. I don’t know about Cross River; people say the APC candidate in Cross River is popular. |
KnowAll:Is that how you console yourselves after seeing the multitude that marched for Obi in Port Harcourt? Meanwhile, Tinubu also campaigned in that election but got defeated. He had to leave in shame. That’s his state of origin and his region; he couldn’t influence nada for the candidate of his party. Who should be more ashamed? |
donjazet:Lol! I know na The percentage was referring to those in Port Harcourt alone. |
Lol When we say Southsouth and Southeast are on lockdown for Peter Obi, Tinubu BATstards will be arguing. I guess their doubts are cleared now. And guess what, those that came out for the rally are about 30% of Obi supporters in Port Harcourt alone. Majority of Obi supporters in Port Harcourt didn’t even attend the rally especially because of the rain. Make peace with Obi presidency |
maasoap:Deceiving who? What advantage does the deception add to the course she’s promoting? What law is broken? |
ImperialYoruba:Dream on |
Opinedecandid:You are too out of touch from reality for me to talk with u. |
ImperialYoruba:If your statement is true about Southeast, it is therefore true about Southwest. With the right amount, Yorubas will abandon Tinubu and vote Atiku. |
ImperialYoruba:I suppose you will also say that because Tinubu was able to buy delegates from the north therefore he would buy votes from the north too, right? |
Obi as a philosopher knows better than throw the trust of Nigerians to the waste bin by stepping down for Atiku. If Peter Obi wants to kill his political career forever in Nigeria, let him dare stepping down for Atiku. Nigerians will cancel him. |
Most likely true. Nothing for Nigeria dey move Atiku again. Man wants to be one of the biggest investors in Dubai with Nigeria’s money. God forbid! |
Obi is genuinely humble. He’s not acting it. And man is a global citizen. He was in London two days ago. Germany yesterday Vatican today And US in a bit. Meanwhile, Atiku and Tinubu are scared of approaching even the US Embassy in Nigeria not to talk of entering America ![]() |
ASAPFERG1:When will Tinubu do rally even in his own Lagos? The rally that was billed for today in Lagos failed to hold, why?
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Even though Kwankwaso was there himself, he couldn’t even do half of what Obidients did in Port Harcourt. Kwankwaso let ego and foolishness deny him the surest path he had to the presidency by refusing to be Obi’s running mate. Anachronistic bigot! |
Brother wey mumu! Short engine What difference does it make if @firstlady is a man or woman? Are the things she saying wrong? Is Peter Obi not better than all other senile old men shouting “Emilokan”? Fraud that called himself lawyer for years is looking for who to call fraud. Onye ala! |
Reality is beginning to dawn on them little by little. He still had to quip in the IPOB talk. Reno and Tinubu BATstards should know that the IPOB tag has failed woefully. Ndi ala! |
milann:Lol! ![]() |
So far, Peter Obi is the only presidential candidate with national spread. Atiku is restricted in the north. Tinubu is restricted in Southwest. Kwankwaso is restricted in Kano. Only Obi has support all over the country. But fools are still hoping against hope for their BATstard Emilokan. Thank you SMBLF for standing for equity and justice. |
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