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Re: Liberia’s Tightest Presidential Election In 2 Decades Heads To A Runoff by ufotunang: 12:00pm On Oct 25, 2023
Our incompetent INEC chairman should go and learn from Liberia election
Re: Liberia’s Tightest Presidential Election In 2 Decades Heads To A Runoff by soccerlite: 12:04pm On Oct 25, 2023
hefelove:
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you can look for a driver job

If you don't have ulterior motive
Re: Liberia’s Tightest Presidential Election In 2 Decades Heads To A Runoff by hefelove(m): 12:14pm On Oct 25, 2023
soccerlite:
You think it's profitable to start uber/bolt with rented car to deliver weekly in this 2023 of austerity where people are going conservative.

you can look for a driver job

If you don't have ulterior motive
Boss Uber is still profitable
Re: Liberia’s Tightest Presidential Election In 2 Decades Heads To A Runoff by OGHENAOGIE(m): 1:18pm On Oct 25, 2023
wirinet:
If we were to be honest with ourselves (and expecting honesty from a Nigerians is like expecting a camel to pass through the eye of a needle), you will know that there was no way one candidate would one candidate would have secured over 50% of the total votes.

Tinubu for one was very unpopular within Nigerian youths due to the endsars protest, which they put the blame on him and sanwo olu. They burnt any properties they feel he owned. Tinubu used his own mouth to say he doesn't use social media because of the "abuses" cum insults he receives.
Afenefere, a major Yoruba socio political organisation did not support him.

The Christian South vehemently opposed him because of the Muslim - Muslim ticket and because of his shady background.


He got actual support from core North due to the Buhari factor and the Muslim - Muslim ticket.

Likewise Peter Obi and Atiku had their political baggages. So not one of them would have secured an outright majority in a free and fair election. That's why I believe that without the massive rigging, there would have been a runoff.
writing junks and rubbish... U that's why obi was sleeping in churches thinking Christians ll vote him but in South West religion doesn't colour how they vote... Tinubu is Muslim the wife is christian... Atiku PDP did well in the North if obi was in PDP and deputy to Atiku PDP would have won the elections.. but keep telling urself useless lies that tinubu wasn't popular... U really think APC is a small party like LP that thrive on nonsense propaganda... E say endsars u pple think endsars was about Politics or what.. who religion help self... Keep shouting rigging if that makes u Happy
Re: Liberia’s Tightest Presidential Election In 2 Decades Heads To A Runoff by OGHENAOGIE(m): 1:21pm On Oct 25, 2023
wirinet:
If we were to be honest with ourselves (and expecting honesty from a Nigerians is like expecting a camel to pass through the eye of a needle), you will know that there was no way one candidate would one candidate would have secured over 50% of the total votes.

Tinubu for one was very unpopular within Nigerian youths due to the endsars protest, which they put the blame on him and sanwo olu. They burnt any properties they feel he owned. Tinubu used his own mouth to say he doesn't use social media because of the "abuses" cum insults he receives.
Afenefere, a major Yoruba socio political organisation did not support him.

The Christian South vehemently opposed him because of the Muslim - Muslim ticket and because of his shady background.


He got actual support from core North due to the Buhari factor and the Muslim - Muslim ticket.

Likewise Peter Obi and Atiku had their political baggages. So not one of them would have secured an outright majority in a free and fair election. That's why I believe that without the massive rigging, there would have been a runoff.
writing junks and rubbish... U that's why obi was sleeping in churches thinking Christians ll vote him but in South West religion doesn't colour how they vote... Tinubu is Muslim the wife is christian... Atiku PDP did well in the North if obi was in PDP and deputy to Atiku PDP would have won the elections.. but keep telling urself useless lies that tinubu wasn't popular... U really think APC is a small party like LP that thrive on nonsense propaganda... E say endsars u pple think endsars was about Politics or what.. who religion help self... Keep shouting rigging if that makes u Happy... Nigeria does simple majority.. the only way there would be runoff is if no candidate gets 25 percent in at least two thirds of 36 states which is 24 States... So what rigging are u talking of when APC lost in Lagos kaduna gombe yobe katsina where she was ruling... U say it was rigged perhaps by LP and Obi who had 95 percent of votes in Igboland yet big parties like APC PDP couldn't score even 10 percent in South East...
Re: Liberia’s Tightest Presidential Election In 2 Decades Heads To A Runoff by phemmyfour: 2:05pm On Oct 25, 2023
SoNature:
If George Weah can be forced into a runoff, it means his performance wasn't impressive.

BTW, the population of Liberia is 5.5 million. That's not even up to the population of some Nigerian states. Since Nigeria is difficult for us to manage, break this country into smaller units.
Can such happen in Nigeria? We are primitive with our approach to politics in Nigeria.
Re: Liberia’s Tightest Presidential Election In 2 Decades Heads To A Runoff by atobs4real(m): 3:10pm On Oct 25, 2023
Ola9ja23:
Good for them

This is a very close election that you can challenge in court unlike the IPOBidients that wanted to highjack our mandate from third position
What is their population?
Re: Liberia’s Tightest Presidential Election In 2 Decades Heads To A Runoff by Phantom233: 5:51pm On Oct 25, 2023
Unlike in zoogeria where the winner is already known before the elections courtesy of INEC chairman🙄
Re: Liberia’s Tightest Presidential Election In 2 Decades Heads To A Runoff by pennyland(m): 6:54am On Nov 02, 2023
garfield1:
Is Abuja and Lagos the only states
3 state determine who win Niger election include lagos, kano,Abuja
Re: Liberia’s Tightest Presidential Election In 2 Decades Heads To A Runoff by garfield1: 12:43pm On Nov 02, 2023
pennyland:
3 state determine who win Niger election include lagos, kano,Abuja
Not true.lagos and Abuja has never decided.they don't even give bloc votes.kano never use to decide until 2015.the person that won Kano was inconsequential but tinubu buried obi and atiku there
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