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| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by YungMillionaire: 2:56pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
duro4chang:What a great point! Thank God there are still Nigerians like you who have the capacity for logical thinking. |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by YungMillionaire: 3:00pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
Guyman01:Did you tell them that: 1. Peter Obi was the first governor to deport non-indigenes from his state. 2. Obi took Anambra's money and invested it in his family business. 3. Obi stack money from his Anambra's business in offshore account to avoid paying taxes in Anambra state? |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by YungMillionaire: 3:03pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
Okorosemeka:So, basically you are telling me that Igbos in SE will vote Obi but Yorubas in SW will ALSO vote Obi for president? Meaning, Tinubu will lose to Obi in SW Nigeria? |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by YungMillionaire: 3:07pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
Ndubuisipaul1:Show me just one transaction slip to support the emboldened. No insults. No threats of violence. Just back up your claim with concrete evidence. Thank you. |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by YungMillionaire: 3:17pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
Here is my take: The election will be won by the candidate who takes the 53% undecided vote. Here is where Peter Obi has a problem. His supporters are NOT undecided. They are loud and can't wait to let anyone know that they're voting for Obi. So, Obi will get little or none of the undecided votes. Obi is tapped out. The polls are showing his maximum number. My verdict: The undecided will be shared by Tinubu and Atiku. And if one of them gets a significant majority of this block, the person wins. Therefore, its still between Atiku and Tinubu. If you quote me, never use insults or threats. You will be ignored completely. Thanks. |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Alezy(m): 4:04pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
Beolly:you might be right, but I can bet with you. OBI will win in Plateau state. Once again I have to say this. It's not about tribe this time |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Alezy(m): 4:21pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:I like the way you explained your points. You might just have a point. The only error in all this you typed is that you still making a mistake, thinking this election would be as every other elections we have witnessed in the passed where we always have just two major parties going head to head. * Secondly, that a state government is from a particular political party don't mean the state will vote in that direction. It's all changed now. This is the reason why Wike cannot announce that he supports APC because he knows the street is for OBI yet these are same people that would vote his governorship candidate. If he comes out openly, his candidate will lose. This time around we have too many defining factors. And yes I agree with you for the middle belt. Whoever wins from region shouldn't get more than 55 - 60% as the other two parties would dig up votes too. But it remains the deciding region still. |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Prestige77: 4:58pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:You're right that north has been the determining factor. The difference thing now is that nobody will get the north block vote. Northerner votes will shared |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Legitisreal: 5:21pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
Alezy:you seem civilized At least you do try to look at reality politically, for sure I get your point of the election looking different. But in reality 95% of those chanting obi now or saying change are PDP block b4, question is how much was PDP itself able to do in 2019 election without fraction? At bolded of yours, we call it three but in reality it's LP dividing already established PDP base, they aren't penetrating those that would even keep voting apc in their 45% upwards from Yorubaland down north In reality there is already a voting block even when you keep saying we the people are the structure, there is never absence of a block. PDP won the same SE/SS and some middle belt in 2019 (is this not the highest possible outcome obi is "wishing" for). What is now the decider? The North as usual, with what buhari is doing to tinubu now and the tears from ganduje, etc that tinubu is hoping on, it is safe to say tinubu would be finished up north by atiku If you say kwanwanso would split atiku vote then ask yourself how important was his vote to atiku when he supported in 2019, apart from Kano, atiku would win him well all over north North is smart, forget buhari winning atiku, when in power they try to finish one line first before going for another of theirs Where tinubu is missing it? Tinubu is only hoping on the block fanatic apc supporters many of whom are buhari group, but he doesn't realize their fanatism to apc whether good or bad is their loyalty to north. And this fantism favor them to switch parties depending on which side benefits north more, I guess tinubu already know buhari and his people are working against him. The fanatism tinubu gets in south west apc, he can't get in north because Yoruba apc supporters have no other party to run to but north does Obi in Southwest Expect tinubu to pick the usual 50% of apc here, this time he would make it 55%-60% because a son is contesting. It's the reality of tribal politics in SW, you either believe or not but you have seen his last Oyo reception So tinubu would clear all SW states, the hope of obident is that SW would give LP votes but these so called SW Christian's and liberals are already the PDP voting block that gets 40/45% The yorubas in apc (acn) seem to see support for apc as support for their political survival, and reality is they have nowhere else to go. So it's a case of how much can obi take of 45% which PDP would still take inside, either way obi game is over if it's just SE/SS that he aims for win. Let me not even go into wike, because apc is already taboo in SS/SE, do you think like his other colleagues he would have problem marketing atiku which has been done before |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Legitisreal: 5:40pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
Prestige77:if north would be shared tinubu and the govs he is hoping on to deliver up north won't be crying For kwanwanso he is only relevant in Kano, atiku would win else where |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Alezy(m): 10:53pm On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:Wike cannot market Atiku or Tinubu. So his politics of silence fits him best. Let's not forget majority of the people who gave PDP votes did because of Obi. Did you see Lagos, Ogun, Oyo results the last time? Well we will be decieving ourselves if we think it's only PDP voters obi is collecting. It will shock you. I have friends in kaduna and trust me, that results will shock many. Nigerians are tired. It is only the fanatics who don't think about how Nigeria is dating, only thinking about party that would vote an APC even in the west or a PDP even in the south( with this logic, you should know obi/kwankwaso collected voters from both PDP and APC. Again, you still making the mistake of using the last election to decide. See, 85% of those block votes from every region would be scattered this time. Unless from the region the said candidate is from. No block votes like before. No body will inherit Buhari's combined votes from West and north. It will be shared. Watch out In reality, I am projecting a rerun like Inec once said. Because from what I am seeing, none of them would meet the requirements to be announced winner. |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Legitisreal: 12:03am On Feb 18, 2023 |
Alezy:The thing about most people supporting obi is that they just want to believe what they feel and damn every antecedent. Even when obi was in apga, his region and SS have been voting PDP so how come it's him that suddenly made people to vote PDP in 2019? Who where they ever going to vote, so obi base is already acertained as PDP block. You talk of change but we have seen more massive change in history (the two where headed by the core north and Yoruba in 1993, 2015). How come in the two igbos didn't buy into it? When you figure it out, you would see that the region the change is coming from also matters You want to ignore voting pattern over the years but these are like consistent past questions to an exam. You group SE/SS as one for obi simply because of voting history and antecedent You talk of obi getting other voters but the areas he is banking on is not as if apc was even relevant in it same PDP voters The North is where he would have harvested new voters because I believe I have addressed why the SW votes would always be split since history (one side is guaranteed again for tinubu) while atiku and obi shares the half or less than half which is same voters Let me shock you now that whether you see propaganda videos 10 times a day it doesn't change the fact that they are politically under a state. Then the question is what has the state done that is different from the previous voting pattern If igbos like duplicate video from all across the markets of obi, it's for example the same abia, enugu, imo, ebonyi which we know their maximum voting capacity can be watered down by two states up north |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Alezy(m): 7:21am On Feb 18, 2023 |
Legitisreal:well, you seem to believe more in the regional and past voting structure. The election is in 7days. I will remind you bro. Cheers |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by enonche85(m): 9:20pm On Feb 18, 2023 |
Legitisreal:Look at the stats and percentages stated very well. |
| Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Alezy(m): 1:32pm On Mar 02, 2023 |
Legitisreal:Good day bro. What's your assessment of the past presidential election?? |
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