₦airaland Forum

garfield1:
Niger is not a swing state.it always goes massively for buhari and will still go to tinubu.swing States are nasarawa,benue,plateau,kogi...borno,yobe,katsina,zamfara will go heavily to tinubu

JohnBullMySon:
I believe it's the North west though. Kano, Katsina etal. But the north west and the North East follow the same pattern to an extent.

CornOak:
FINAL SCORES

Emeka Nwajuba — 1 vote
Dave Umahi — 38 votes
Tunde Bakare — 0 votes
Ahmad Rufair Sunni — 4 votes
Rotimi Amaechi — 316 votes
Prof. Yemi Osinbajo — 235 votes
Rochas Okorocha — 0 votes
Yahaya Bello — 47 votes
Jack Rich — 0 votes
Christopher Onu — 1 vote
Ahmad Lawan — 152 votes
Ben Ayade — 37 votes
Ikeobasi Mokelu — 0 vote
Bola Tinubu — 1271 votes

Void — 13

Congratulations to the winner.

JohnBullMySon:
Read my previous comments. Buahri does not equate to Tinubu. It isn't a party thingy.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
Sentimental analysis, what has tinubu done for north central that will make them leave their son Atiku and vote tinubu, when he is not buhari

JohnBullMySon:
I believe it's the North west though. Kano, Katsina etal. But the north west and the North East follow the same pattern to an extent.

garfield1:
Yes and they always vote where buhari is...but states like sokoto,jigawa,Kaduna,gombe may split or go atiku slightly

seunmsg:
Atiku is from NC? Really?

JohnBullMySon:
It's not about Buhari, they vote North. Let's not argue over this though. They voted Yaradua in PDP over Buhari and later rejected Jonathan in PDP for Buhari. What makes you think It won't happen again?

Lol, just saw Reno's tweet on Tinubu. He's definitely seeing the same thing.

JohnBullMySon:
Lol . Immediately he said that, I just told myself, that's not happening in 30 years.

You know why I like him, he's intelligent and he has vision for Nigeria. His statement wasn't egocentric like others if you did notice. That's a difficult thing to do while trying to sell your ambition. His speech was more about the country than him. For those who just call him an orator, the most iconic leaders are actually great public speakers. It's a rule of thumb, Obama, Kennedy, Churchill. Mandela etc.

Twoclans:
Congratulations to the winner.
It's been a long journey.

Nyamuriflathead:
What if he's urhobo? Nonesense
OmoagegE for Senate president

ponishah:
Who be this tin?

Mariangeles:
If I'm allowed to make suggestions, I'd suggest dark mode, make it a bit more colourful, funnier emojis. More positivity.
I like that there's no dislike option. Kudos to seun for that. He saw ahead.

The day they put a thumbs down, I will never post anything I value.

Nyamuriflathead:
8yrs of suffering loading for omoyibos

Nyamuriflathead:
8yrs of suffering loading for omoyibos

garfield1:
They voted abiola..they even voted obj and gej in 2011...states like borno and yobe dont really vote,the governors simply allocate votes

Twoclans:
Congratulations to the winner.

It's been a long journey.

dominique:
Osinbajo 235 , Amaechi did better than him, didn't see that coming

pocohantas:
Which nonsense long journey? Who sent them?

Munzy14:
Hahahahahah...your emotions eeeeh...I chohu ihe ga agbawa gi obi..

Do you think about some actions of people here, outside here?

Balogunodua:
Contributing he says the fact that your delusional assertion only exists outside reality proves my point of you living in a fantasy....


Assumptions is meant for those without reality...period

JohnBullMySon:
I hope I'm not. He's the man to beat in the south west. Beside Lagos, he's taking all states from 65-70%. But I'm afraid he needs total victory (90%) there to put up with the uncertainties of other regions. Tinubu will put a fight, but I don't think his reliance on party members will deliver for him on the national level. I'm looking at figures and details from all past elections and making my comments based on them. It seems to be more about the person. It explains why people crisscross parties a lot.