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Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Brillantman: 9:59am On Oct 26, 2017 |
When I stumbled on this topic, the name " Axelrod" prompted me to open the thread and I almost accept the fact that Buhari will win in 2019 thinking it was written by reknown David M. Axelrod (American political operative and political analyst, best known as the Chief Strategist for Barack Obama's presidential campaigns). Reserve is the case when I noticed that our own nairaland Axelrod put up his opinion by thinking Buhari will win in 2019 (his opinion though). Since we are at liberty to write and think freely, I will like to acknowledge the fact that you said its your opinion and not what you think we should accept. May I put to you expressly that your opinion is wrong (my opinion too) base on what I've seen and the body languages of citizens of this country. You are right to say that some people in the North will vote for Buhari corpse let alone a living being, you are right no doubt about that, but the percentage of those willing to comit "Buharicide" (act of killing oneself for Buhari ambition) has drop drastically over the past months because we've come to realise that this government is scam even though their apologists think otherwise. I will highlight the reasons why I believe that Buhari cannot win and why he will win in 2019 ( an the case maybe). Reasons why he can't win 1. If fallout with Tunubu is not corrected before 2019 We don't need to be to told that this isn't the best of times for Asiwaju, his quietness over national issues over the past months has show that all is not good. True be told, Asiwaju is a major force in South-West politics and he still hold the power to turn things around in that geopolitical zone even though some of Tinubu's allies has switched allegiance to Buhari's camp. They are Fayemi, Fasola, Akeredolu etc. In breaking the puzzle of how much power those guys weigh countdown to 2019 shows that only Akeredolu can offer something for baby because of his position while Fayemi (Ex. Ekiti Governor and current minister of solid mineral) cannot deliver his Isan-Ekiti ward in Oye local government when the times comes because the guy isnt cherish at home. I don't see Fasola determine how lagosians will vote even though he is an Ex.governor handpicked to the throne by Asiwaju. 2. IPOB handling Another reason why Bubu can't win in 2019 is the way and manner he handle the IPOB agitation. There are better ways to handle such vital issue other than how he used the show of force making an average Igbo man to think that he hate them( I wouldn't know maybe he doesn't). Most of the wound caused by such tyrannical method won't be heal and it will be fresh in an average Igbo mind in 2019. 3. The Quest for Anybody This is the killer factor. The quest for anybody to ascend the throne by Nigerians will make Buhari lose the coming National election. It might sound so shallow, if Atiku should emerge as PDP flagbearer, he has already a major votes in the southern states while he wil share the north with bubu. (you are not in position to tell me that Atiku is corrupt, I know my self and who doesn't) but the quest to see Buhari leave Aso Villa and occupied with anybody is another problem . 4. Massive Corruption. This is a case of pot calling kettle black. As usual, there will be blames and counter blames on why corruption is been perpetrated in Buhari's cabinet but that's gonna be a major selling point for the opposition in 2019 5. Inflation Have we ever think that an average hustling Nigerians (sadly, they make up 85% of the electorates) doesn't think about long term planning on wealth maximization, they want instant yields and since they have come to realise that the cost of running their lives (foods, cloths, shelter) doubled or tripled in Buhari's tenure will mar his re-election because they don't know or understand into details what GDP or price of crude oil has to do with their garri, cereal, millet, corn, onion etc. Their belief is that Bubu skyrocket prices intentionally. Reason why Buhari will win in 2019 1. Rigging 2 Likes |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by 400billionman: 9:59am On Oct 26, 2017 |
The truth of the matter; it is easier for this poster to be President by 2019 than for the South to vote out President Buhari, should he decide to contest. Hold on, I know you don't share my position and want to attack me now. But can you set emotions aside so we face reality? @ axelrod See mental problem. You have mental problem to.have said this. The YOUTH of this country is the PROBLEM of this country. Oh ye Foolish Generation. People like you pray about things they can do for themselves and accept hardahip instead of prosperity. You said Nigerians are suffering yet they will not vote out their cause of suffering. 3 Likes |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by senatordave1(m): 10:00am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Maduawuchukwu:Sir,atiku is not strong pilitically except in terms of funds and friends but hes too elitist for voters and doesnt have that grassroot support buhari does.atiku cannot even win his state anyway and if he does,it would be marginally.hes struggling to control his state politically currently and his influence in taraba is waning.another state he can get votes from in the north is plateau and kwara but buhari as president would win north west and north east heavily.the both regions may give him over 15 million votes.states like kano,kaduna and katsina will give him over 2mil votes each.he will still win middle belt and southwest marginally.the south east and south south would go to atiku but not many votes would be recorded since a southerner is not the candidate.buhari may win states like imo,edo,rivers,cross river etc. Pdp recorded 2.4 million votes in the south east in 2015 and buhari had 180,000 votes.pdp may not get up to 1.5 mil votes while buhari would get more than 500,000 votes.in the south south pdp recorded 4.6mil votes while apc had about 400,000 votes.in 2019,pdp would struggle to get up to 3mil votes while apc would get up to a million votes.no northerner presently can win buhari in his state or even win up to 5 northern states.even any candidate nominated by buhari would still win.up apc.up buhari. 2 Likes |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by ogbonti: 10:01am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Jesusloveyou: Remember a certain General Mohammadu Buhari, who was called a serial loser, unelectable, Boko-haram sympathizer, brutal ex dictator, jan jah whe ed, illiterate, no certificate, not amiable..... YES, HE WAS THE DEFINITION OF YOUR TERM "unpopular" But when the people are tired, they do not see all these negatives! Just like when a woman is tired of her husband and marriage and seeks revenge, she could sleep with anything walking on 2 legs! |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Kalashnikov102(m): 10:03am On Oct 26, 2017 |
luwabrooklyn: Even northerners don taya bro 1 Like |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by moninuola65: 10:04am On Oct 26, 2017 |
ogbonti:you people should stop your deceit game it's not in your favour! Let me tell you PDP can never win in Lagos, Tinubu is not fool to lose Lagos to PDP in any election. you get it right Ibadan can never be lost to PDP! ok! 1 Like |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Jesusloveyou: 10:05am On Oct 26, 2017 |
gabicon:one of the quality of a good leader is the ability to assembled a good teamwork. 1 Like |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Realdeals(m): 10:08am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Buhari will get more vote from SS/SE in 2019 than 2015, the PDP will obviously field a northerner as candidate, unlike 2015. The PDP candidate peradventure he wins, will like running for another tenure making it 12 years of northern rule. Southerners in APC knew this, that's why they are pushing Buhari second term ticket. 2 Likes |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Axelrod(m): 10:12am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Afam4eva:Because he only won in North- West and East respectively. Then he lost Majority of North Central; Kwara was Saraki -PDP, Plateau was Jona Jang -PDP, Nasarawa was Ali Akwe Doma -PDP, Benue was Gabriel Suswam -PDP and Niger was Babangida Aliyu -PDP. A careful examination tells you that those mentioned above are/were diehard PDP stalwarts who couldn't have supported Bubari. He lost the South-West firstly, to Obasanjo, then to Yar'dua and GEJ due to Tinubu's support for the latter in 2011. You can't say that now that the entire North-Central is APC and some South-West. |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by ogbonti: 10:13am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Brillantman: You think this is 1979 or 1983 or even 1999 ? Biko, tell your Buhari to rig and watch POTUS Donald Trump find a reason to excommunicate him and Nigeria from the civilized world. Then you will know the illiterate from Daura is just a chicken. My guy, learn ooooo. Have you seen what's happening in Venezuela? They are at a breaking point even though communist sympathizer nations are managing to buy their oil in bits just to keep them afloat... who buys our oil? 90% of it is sold to USA and NATO nations, and if Trump lays an embargo because PMB rigged? What will happen ? When hunger waya your household, you go know say khaki no be leather... old boy, leave that thing! |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Cajal(m): 10:14am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Axelrod:brother..well done...but u must know that.. They tried 70tones..of yam to export.., not all were rejected.. But some.the rejection was mainly due to export policies, others and not because there were bad.it was actually a laudable attempt. The y only wanted to be sure they can enter the market which they have achieved.what is left for the ministry of agric now is to do yam self sufficiency analysis to be able to see the amount needed in the country all year round and the amount for exportation that could be sustained. Country like Ghana, ivory coast have been in the market for long.the amount of yams being cultivated in Niger state alone is more than the amount being produced in the entire Ghana. 1 Like |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Axelrod(m): 10:17am On Oct 26, 2017 |
salt1: Point of correction, my post is more of a lamentation than a boast! I am not a Buhari supporter. My comment here should tell you that! 1 Like |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Brillantman: 10:18am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Bro, Na you misquoted me by focusing only on that. A good student of literature will know that's an irony. ogbonti: |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Nobody: 10:18am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Clerverly:actually, gej lost the 2015 election due to low voters turnout (conspiracy theorists has a lot of assumptions over it's occurrence) in the SE. 2011 gej got over a million votes in abia, 2015 he got 300,000 (a difference of 700,000).2011 he got a million votes from imo ,anambra, 2015 he got 500,000,600,000 -respectively (a difference of 500,000 and 300,000).2015 he got 500,000 votes from Enugu compared to the 800,000 he got in 2011.he also lost over 100,000 votes in ebonyi. The same thing occurred in the south west (only difference is that the Yoruba's voted instead for apc). apc won with a 2.6 million margin, Pdp lost close to 2 million votes in the SE alone and God knows what number in the SW. The opposition would have a credible opportunity if the can get the SE to vote (which begs the question of whom and what ipob is working for? ) and get some south west states to their side. |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Nobody: 10:22am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Buhari will definitely win again, this time people would have empathize with the SE to vote a candidate from there but the action of IPOB recently has change the mind of the people that matter or the mind of the people that decide. From source OGBONNAYA ONU is the candidate being pick by the men that decide to contest as Buhari is not willing to contest again, but now his body language has change and may want run again. For now no Igbo candidate can win as they have lost the trust due to the recent agitation for secession. There are news from different side of people decamping to other party here and there, do not be excited yet this is the preamble in the political game, you also hear people angry of the Buhari administration! ok oo i hear you,, let 2019 comes you will be surprise don't be deceive by any news now. Another thing again the SE does not vote in mass as the north do, they sit at home and wait for the vote to be manipulate in their favor. |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by sarrki(m): 10:25am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Axelrod: You are a patriot 1 Like |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Maduawuchukwu(m): 10:27am On Oct 26, 2017 |
senatordave1: Atiku was the person who put the present Adamawa governor in office. Hope you know? Atiku was the one who pushed Mama Taraba to almost winning the 2015 elections in her state hope you know? Atiku is very strong in the North East guy and who told you Buhari will win south-west this time around? He barely won the last time and he is now in bad shape there mind you. Lastly, Buhari cannot win any state in the South-East and South-south, mark my words. 1 Like |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by bettercreature(m): 10:30am On Oct 26, 2017 |
You guys can fight till eternity it's non of my business I give up already, in fact I am not going to vote comes 2019,let them politicians continue to do their own and I will continue to do my own. 1 Like |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Eniitan19(m): 10:30am On Oct 26, 2017 |
You are very correct; total vote for PDP and APC from NW in 2015 presidential election was 8,454,908 while that of SS + SE was 7,796,469 STATE PDP APC ABIA 368,303 13,394 ADAMAWA 251,664 374,701 AKWA IBOM 953,304 58,411 ANAMBRA 660,762 17,926 BAUCHI 86,085 931,598 BAYELSA 361,209 5,194 BENUE 303,737 373,961 BORNO 25,640 473,543 CROSS RIVER 414,863 28,368 DELTA 1,211,405 48,910 EBONYI 323,653 19,518 EDO 286,869 208,469 EKITI 176,466 120,331 ENUGU 553,003 14,157 FCT 157,195 146,399 GOMBE 96,873 361,245 IMO 559,185 133,253 JIGAWA 142,904 885,988 KADUNA 484,085 1,127,760 KANO 215,779 1,903,999 KATSINA 98,937 1,345,441 KEBBI 100,972 567,883 KOGI 149,987 264,851 KWARA 132,602 302,146 LAGOS 632,327 792,460 NASSARAWA 273,460 236,838 NIGER 149,222 657,678 OGUN 207,950 308,290 ONDO 251,368 299,889 OSUN 249,929 383,603 OYO 303,376 528,620 PLATEAU 549,615 429,140 RIVERS 1,487,075 69,238 SOKOTO 152,199 671,926 TARABA 310,800 261,326 YOBE 25,526 446,265 ZAMFARA 144,833 612,202 12,853,162 15,424,921 Clerverly: 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by ogbonti: 10:32am On Oct 26, 2017 |
moninuola65: Well, you seem to see politics from a monolithic spectrum. Those intellectuals who coined the adage that; " a day in politics is like 10 years " .......... this is because in a day in politics, a lot can happen that will look like it took 10 years to do it AND " in politics, there are no permanent friends, no permanent enemies, but permanent interests" Are not fools. Everyone seeks where their bread is buttered. If you were alive in 1983, you will realize that Awolowo (UPN) boasted that he will not lose an inch of his domain to Shagari (NPN) Let me help u understand what happened. BOLA IGE of UPN, lost to a certain VICTOR OMOLOLU OLUNLOYO of NPN in Oyo State, ...... ADEKUNLE AJASIN (UPN) lost to a certain AKIN OMOBORIOWO (NPN). In BENDEL, Prof. Ambrose Ali (UPN) lost to Dr. Samuel Ogbemudia (NPN) In the east nko? Azikiwe (NPP) boasted he can lose anywhere in Nigeria but not his beloved Anambra to Shagari (NPN) What happened? Chief Jim Nwobodo (NPP) lost to Chief C.C. Onoh (NPN) In Borno, Abubakar Waziri (GNPP) boasted that he will not lose his home state to Shagari (NPN), what happened? Mohammed Goni (GNPP) lost to Sheik Jama (NPN) In 1993 June 12 presidential elections, MKO Abiola from Ogun state defeated Bashir Tofa of Kano State in Kano State! In politics, the more you look, the less you see! 3 Likes |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Oluwadare: 10:36am On Oct 26, 2017 |
When you are talking about politics in Nigeria exclusively, you have to take personal interest into your consideration. As it stands now, I'm still expecting a lot of consultations a lot of resources to change hands before 2019. I'm very certain all the big players in Nigeria politics today are still open for negotiation at this point in time due to the term PERSONAL INTEREST. However, what I can deduce from PMB right now is that he's planning to go for more four years, and he's ready to play dirty politics to win another term going by the people he has intentionally put into strategic positions of the country with the aim of playing the right cards for him as the circumstances may required. But to me personally, PMB is losing the plot already especially mainstream media. All in all, it's still early to say whether he will win again or not in my own opinion and extrapolation. |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Imo1stson: 10:39am On Oct 26, 2017 |
The reason I will support Buhari is because I want continuity. Yar'Adua's deviation from Obasanjo's well laid out plans led to the economic crisis which the OP is falsely trying to link with Buhari. By the time Buhari came in May 2015, petrol was officially 87 Naira but was only available at 300 Naira. 3 Likes |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by asawanathegreat(m): 10:39am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Wasteful analysis there |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Oluwadare: 10:44am On Oct 26, 2017 |
ogbonti:truth be told, Nigeria politics can be difficult to predict most times due to self interest politics being played by our politicians. That is why I've been saying it's still somehow early to say what will happen come 2019 in Nigeria political arena. |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by ogbonti: 10:45am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Oluwadare: Every successful party in an election has a message that resonates with the people..... if the presidential election were held today, what is Buhari's message? "Change begins with me?" OR "Corruption is in kirikiri?" OR "We kept ALL, or SOME, or ONE of our promise" OR what I can't even imagine wtf Buhari or APC will campaign with regarding achievement except lies and propaganda. |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by deji17: 10:47am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Clerverly: |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by moninuola65: 10:47am On Oct 26, 2017 |
ogbonti:pls stop! do you know what play on then and whats play on now! pdp is igbo in Lagos, that show you clearly Lagosian can afford losing Lagos to igbo ok! The winning of NPN in the west last how any months? and when returned to politic it favour who later? PDP was not win Lagos when they were in power, it's now they've dead already they will win in Lagos? 1 Like |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by ogbonti: 10:47am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Maduawuchukwu: Great analysis! |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by cstr1000: 10:49am On Oct 26, 2017 |
OgundeleT:Because buhari has done anything for the SE/SS? Your name is ogundele. Only a Yoruba man can be this ignorant. That is why they always head left when the rest of the south is looking right. Go and get the votes for him from your hut in ogbomoso. 1 Like |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by Mysselff2: 10:49am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Thunder will fire Obama and all those other American senators crying that the Russians meddled in their elections . How did they meddle,by sponsoring adverts on Facebook Heck Obama and Axelrod meddled in 2015 Nigerian presidential election just to rig Jonathan out and collected hefty millions of dollars from the one Amaechi provided,,,,,,,,we'll Nigerians (including Tinubu,irrespective of some patronages he has got from this govt via Osunbade) are bearing the brunt of that electoral and economic fraud that produced Buhari as president So Ipray that Buhari will fall on Axelrod and Barack Obama |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by mechanics(m): 10:52am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Do you also know that some of the northern states are against him due to his failing health, unless he can convince them, then he will be able to buy them over, but if the opposition party field a popular candidate from the north, then the votes from the northern states will be divided, and that's where votes from the south will augment his chances of winning the election. |
Re: Why Buhari Will Still Win 2019 Presidency - Axelrod by cstr1000: 10:55am On Oct 26, 2017 |
Realdeals:On what possible basis? Are you living in a parallel universe? Is it his python dance or the slaughter of innocent people that will get him the votes or the fact that he has done practically nothing for the SE/SS, except bigotry and nepotism for the north? I am not even talking about the influence of IPOB that was not even evident in 2015. If your buhari gets 1% from the SE, that would be a miracle. |
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