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| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Irony1: 5:52pm On Jan 18*. Modified: 6:09pm On Jan 18 |
callthefred:Oga you voted Tinubu in 2023 and you are voting him in 2027 please stop this lie and format it has since casted. That research has too many holes to be considered as a presentable thesis. He stated that south east had 24% anomaly in the voting process. So where is statistical diatribution to shows the anomalous behaviour across parties that voted in that election in sputh east? It is easy to spot a propaganda game. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by SisterAnn(f): 5:54pm On Jan 18 |
Irony1:Tell him again and again! |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Irony1: 5:54pm On Jan 18 |
MrSly:You dont even need to tell him to study the live video. His statement on 24% anomaly in voting in south east without a statistical distribution that shows the anomalous behavior per political party that voted in the south east gave him away as a liar. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by callthefred: 5:54pm On Jan 18 |
Irony1:Analysis or not, google the alternative result collation engineered by your fellow Obidients. LP rigged in SE massively as a matter of fact and even the SW had the least rigging incident. You will never understand that sha. That 2027 we go now do our own results inflation back. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Irony1: 5:56pm On Jan 18 |
callthefred:Oga stop trying to clutch at straws here. This is scientific research geared at formulating a hypothesis to prove rigging for PO im south east. So if he said there was 24% anomaly in voting in south east, where is the statistical distribution showing anomalous voting behavior per party that voted in the south east? This is a very simple question. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Psoul(m): 5:57pm On Jan 18*. Modified: 8:39pm On Jan 18 |
Oga, which certified institution confirmed this your trained machine data analysis to it's generating high percentage of result accuracy? How many times has it bn subjected to data analysis like analyzing Nigerian elections and it came out with relatively generally acceptable results? I can also train my own machine, feed it with data I want and it will come up with it's own result. Are the results empirically verifiable? Stop insulting our intelligence with this write up. Where did you submit this your thesis and how was it rated. Which professors rated it? |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Irony1: 5:58pm On Jan 18 |
razzydoo:Hold on how is that scientific evidence without a statistical distribution showing anomalous voting bahavior per party that voted in the south east? |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Irony1: 5:58pm On Jan 18 |
Psoul:As in ehnnnn the guy thinks we are not smart to catch the deception in this his write up. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Sapaz02: 6:00pm On Jan 18 |
omenka:Sincerely, all this balgadash u wrote doesn't add up bro. But ur so called winner owned up and said he knows we never voted for him. So why all these epistle ah? |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Irony1: 6:01pm On Jan 18 |
RemoteNaija:Oga there's nothing refreshimg about it, unless you are accomplice in his propaganda games. Even machine learning works when you feed raw data so that it makes empirical analysis and results. If he says there is 24% anomaly,let him show us the statistical distribution of anomalous voting behavipr per party that voted in south east. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Guestmale: 6:03pm On Jan 18 |
Irony1:I'm more concerned about the court cases, let assumed there were irregularities, manipulations or riggings during the election,why are the parties concerned couldn't provide evidents of that irregularities, manipulations or riggings in the court but instead are pursuing irrelevant allegations. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Irony1: 6:03pm On Jan 18 |
Fekumzi123:The fact that you claimed presiding officer shows that you are lying clearly. How can someone tell you that there was 24% anomaly im voting in the south east, without a statistical distribution that shows anomalous voting pattern across all political parties that voted in the elections? |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Irony1: 6:05pm On Jan 18 |
Guestmale:Did you read the court judgements? The refused to even admit it as evidence whivh shows the complicity of the judiciary in the process. You know the truth but again you have eaten agbado so i am not surprised. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by frog12: 6:06pm On Jan 18 |
Here’s a fun experiment: close your eyes and generate ten random numbers between 0 and 9. Go ahead, I’ll wait.this na lie. op too long to read |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Bimpe29(m): 6:08pm On Jan 18 |
The fact is glaring, all the major parties in the 2023 general election rigged and APC marginally won the election. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Inspiration2017: 6:09pm On Jan 18 |
2023 PRESIDENTIAL RESULT: A MUST READ SCIENTIFIC THESIS ON THE RESULT This is a fascinating piece of data science research analyzing Nigeria's 2023 presidential election. Here are the key findings and deductions: Main Conclusions The Central Finding: Bola Tinubu did win, but the election showed widespread irregularities across multiple parties—not just systematic fraud by the ruling APC. The opposition vote split (63% went to non-APC parties) was more decisive than any single party's manipulation. Critical Deductions Sophistication of Fraud: Electoral manipulation has evolved from crude ballot-box stuffing to subtle statistical manipulation. Instead of impossible 95% victories, perpetrators now report plausible-sounding figures like 58% that escape visual detection but leave mathematical fingerprints. Geographic Patterns: The anomalies weren't random—they clustered heavily in the Southeast (Anambra: 24.9%, Enugu: 16.7%, Imo: 10.9%). Ironically, these regions that protested the results most loudly also showed the highest fraud indicators, particularly benefiting the Labour Party in its strongholds. Cross-Party Manipulation: Labour Party had 2,328 "perfect scores" (suspiciously round percentages) despite winning only 29.1% nationally. This complicates the narrative that only the ruling party cheated—all major parties manipulated results where they had local control. Statistical Evidence: Chi-square statistic of 24,871 (anything over 20 is significant) Benford's Law violations with probability of 3.87 × 10⁻¹⁹⁵ of occurring naturally 4,351 polling units (3.5%) flagged as anomalous Human observers (YIAGA Africa) independently confirmed the same problem states (Rivers, Imo) The "Democratization of Fraud": Perhaps most troubling—when all parties rig where they can, reform becomes nearly impossible since everyone benefits from the status quo in their strongholds while complaining about fraud elsewhere. Institutional Failure: The technology (BVAS, IReV portal) wasn't inherently the problem—the institutions operating it were. The portal crash on election day and subsequent backtracking on real-time transmission promises undermined the entire exercise. Implications for Nigeria's Democracy The research suggests Nigeria faces a collective action problem: achieving electoral integrity requires cooperation from actors who benefit from its absence. With 26% voter turnout (compared to 65-70% in other African democracies), low public trust, and opposition parties now defecting to the APC, the 2027 elections appear likely to be even less competitive. The author's key recommendation: opposition unity is the only realistic path to unseating the APC, as the ruling party's capacity for manipulation is limited compared to the impact of vote-splitting among opposition parties. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Codes151(m): 6:11pm On Jan 18 |
Did the thesis cover how south east contributed to GEJ loss? By sitting at home? |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Jayhome24: 6:12pm On Jan 18 |
The answer is below. Mr Lamba hinself have no option than to confessed he lost but his unfortunate followers can't still reason correctly.
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| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by DMerciful(m): 6:18pm On Jan 18 |
Is this why Tinubu is performing woefully? omenka: |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Guestmale: 6:19pm On Jan 18 |
Irony1:Show us the CTC of the court judgement. Till today many of you are saying supreme court gave governorship seat to Hope Uzordima of Imo state, that how will someone in fourth position eventually became a governor,no supreme court didn't just make Hope a governor,he came to court with a verifiable and solid evidence. INEC unconstitutionally cancelled many polling booths results where Uzordima was having comfortable lead,it was these results Uzordima presented in the court and by the time plus and minus was done on the whole election results, Uzordima was clearly on top therefore supreme court have no choice but to declare him winner of that election. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Irony1: 6:23pm On Jan 18 |
Guestmale:Dude seriously are you asking me for a CTC that was already out in the open? Haba bros you can do better naaaa you don't have to copy my style when asking for evidence naaaa. You don't ask for evidence for something that was clear online. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Irony1: 6:32pm On Jan 18 |
Observinho:The part that i found amusing was he wanted to make this so called research seem legitimate by claiming he used machine learning. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by OredoPikin2: 6:33pm On Jan 18 |
omenka:And Wike a PDP card carrying member was rewarded with the best ministerial position FCT minister in an APC govt for what exactly? Do u guys think Nigerians are stupid or what? |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by PUNANI01: 6:34pm On Jan 18 |
Grab it, snatch it and run with it! |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by OredoPikin2: 6:35pm On Jan 18 |
Jayhome24:Bring the link to this news Everyone can't be stupid like u guys |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Edoblakky(m): 6:36pm On Jan 18 |
Believe this rubbish and you will Believe just anything. This is the reason Nigeria cannot make any progress: people who have brains have refused to have sense |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Delat521: 6:37pm On Jan 18 |
AMINDA:Concise and precise analysis, while I agreed with almost what you said but the bolded. It extremely difficult now for the opposition to defeat Tinubu now than in 2023. The political dynamics had changed greatly and Tinubu has successfully rewrite the narrative that Peter Obi use to gain more voters from South West. Also, he has lobbied more of political leaders from SS and NC that he didn't have three years ago. Had it been the opposition manage to unite under PDP platform they would have a bit of chance but with ADC that completely lack structure in most state and didn't have much elected governors or national assembly members in their folds will be very very difficult to upset anything come 2027. APC greatly benefited from grassroots structure of merging political parties then along elected governors and assembly members. While the united opposition front they want to present in 2027 might pull a little weight/force it can't successfully land them a big win that will take them to Aso rock. |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Guestmale: 6:41pm On Jan 18 |
Irony1:You said it is online that is even easier for you to get,then provide at least a portion of the judgement that rejected the evidents of rigging allegations by the oppositions to back up your claim. https://www.theafricareport.com/326021/nigeria-end-of-the-road-for-atiku-and-obi-as-supreme-court-seals-tinubus-victory/ |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by ORIGENAL(m): 6:48pm On Jan 18 |
Trash Trash Trash Trash Trash Trash 🗑️ If i read this nonsense reach one minute make i bend ![]() |
| Re: 2023 Presidential Election: A Must Read Scientific Thesis On The Results by Basic123: 7:01pm On Jan 18 |
Macphenson:1.show one single evidence that Tinubu is afraid of 2025 2.why is Peter OBI running helter and shelter looking for coalition if he actually won 2023 el3ct Next time,try and make sense to yourself |
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