JohnBullMySon:
So your aim of supporting a president is to shame another tribe??

Instead of fighting for a better future for yourself

peepydelano:
My future is already secured mr nyamri Igbo

YeyeGbami:


We’re all unique, you can’t be like me. Peter obi is also a good choice. Is just that city boy is my own choice. I’m done with fulani rulers for now.

Victoronah1:
good vote who you want and let me vote mine. Don't tell.me.mine won't win if you won't accept that yours will loose. It's simple

peepydelano:
My future is already secured mr nyamri Igbo

YeyeGbami:


Na you dey talk say BAT don’t stand a chance. Abi you dey forget wetin you type.

ponishah:

Okay, but your emotion has also reflected on your submission.
Because I know you are an urhobo Deltan.
Emotion will always come up

Victoronah1:
because you came at my supporter.

FirstSon01:


The new registered voters are not up to 1m.

Let's just imagine all of you are going to vote PO, then all the old voters will still vote PDP/APC.

YeyeGbami:



They even said instead make dem support asiwaju, they will rather support the north.

they don forget who made dem dance python dance.

JohnBullMySon:
Whatever. I'm not worked up or pained over any shit that happens with Nigeria because I know the Tribal, religious, monetized politics we play always props the worst people to the highest political power. If you're cool with tribal politics, that's fine for you. As for me I'm not affected over whatever you choose. I just say the truth how I see it and care less.

Parachoko:
Abiola vice was a Muslim

od4life:

That was then...not in today's Nigeria. In modern day Nigeria, no one can win any Presidential election on a Muslim-Muslim ticket. If Tinubu picks a Northern Muslim as his Vice, then he has made Atiku the President-in-waiting. The Northern Christian minorities won't vote him; and of course a major part of the South, which are Christains, will NEVER vote a Muslim/Muslim ticket.

Nyamuriflathead:


8 years of suffering loading for omoyibos
Meanwhile OmoagegE for Senate president

YeyeGbami:


Lol i didn’t. You dey mistake me for someone else. I remember you said yoruba people are minority, you mean am?

Victoronah1:
nope they are not. I am trying to give an example in terms of voting prowess

JohnBullMySon:
Federal might of any sort will do little to wrestle the north from Atiku who has been gaining popularity ever since. I give you three reasons why Atiku will likely win:

North central, North east and South south are all landslide for Atiku (There's little preventing this from happening) Tinubu is only sure of the south west. Even with Buhari, Atiku tied the North central.

Presidential elections favour the more famous candidate (If you think Atiku is not popular ehn, just go and look at his Twitter and Facebook followers, more than four times higher than Tinubu). Twitter doesn't equate to votes, but it gives you a sense of how popular someone is.

Tinubu will not rally the south as Atiku did and has not held any position that makes him relevant in the north. Jonathan was already a sitting president and still he could not get the north in 2011.

As for the bolded, remember that many northern states were PDP in 2011 but nothing changed.

NB: I'll just add that the presence of a third factor however brings some unpredictability in the race.

YeyeGbami:


Okay i get it.

od4life:

That was then...not in today's Nigeria. In modern day Nigeria, no one can win any Presidential election on a Muslim-Muslim ticket. If Tinubu picks a Northern Muslim as his Vice, then he has made Atiku the President-in-waiting. The Northern Christian minorities won't vote him; and of course a major part of the South, which are Christains, will NEVER vote a Muslim/Muslim ticket.

CutieKing:
But seriously,
Let's give kudos to buhari....whether he likes tinubu or not,he allowed the process to go on without bias..
History will be kind to him.

Munzy14:

He still need to upgrade here...I knowing here as a teenager and now a strong adult...And still seeing same pattern ike gwuru o...

Pauladex:

You don't really get my point, we have Atiku, Tinubu and Obi now. it is now left for Nigerians to choose the best. I don't support any part but I am happy because I perceived that any of these 3 is surely beta that Buhari Lawan.

Victoronah1:
yes, I'm youruba, I would have supported osibanjo, but now my only option is Peter obi

CutieKing:


You people still don't get it...this primary is not close at all,it shows one thing....unity of purpose.northern governors truly delivered for him.they will do so again next year.
Mko won convincingly in the north,obasanjo won in the north,even Jonathan performed well in the north,what now make you think tinubu own will be different??.

JohnBullMySon:
Federal might of any sort will do little to wrestle the north from Atiku who has been gaining popularity ever since. I give you three reasons why Atiku will likely win:

North central, North east and South south are all landslide for Atiku (There's little preventing this from happening) Tinubu is only sure of the south west. Even with Buhari, Atiku tied the North central.

Presidential elections favour the more famous candidate (If you think Atiku is not popular ehn, just go and look at his Twitter and Facebook followers, more than four times higher than Tinubu). Twitter doesn't equate to votes, but it gives you a sense of how popular someone is.

Tinubu will not rally the south as Atiku did and has not held any position that makes him relevant in the north. Jonathan was already a sitting president and still he could not get the north in 2011.

As for the bolded, remember that many northern states were PDP in 2011 but nothing changed.

NB: I'll just add that the presence of a third factor however brings some unpredictability in the race.

seunmsg:


How will Atiku win North central? Make it make sense.

od4life:

Omo-Agege is contesting for Delta State governorship, not Senate.