₦airaland Forum

Even the kids in the SE are scared of buhari and someone is saying buhai will get more votes there than in 2015.
If that happens, the election should be annulled for illegitimacy.

Axelrod:
Before you proceed, kindly know that this is my personal opinion which I am entitled to, just like you are entitled to yours!

It is no longer news that Nigerians are undergoing much more suffering in the President Muhammadu Buhari's administration than has ever been experienced in the 18years of absolute democracy in the country.

This suffering and hardship has been defined differently, according to each person's political views and affiliations. President Buhari's supporters have not wasted any chance to shout to high havens that the suffering and hardship is as a result of the rot left behind by the defeated, now opposition Peoples Democratic Party, particularly, the immediate past administration of President Goodluck Jonathan has been fingered the most.

Whereas, others see it differently, as they believe the hardship is as a result of the ruling party's inability and inexperience to manage the country. Those in this school, point to many factors to proof their points. Some of which are:

1. Nigerian Naira was around 197 to one USDolloar, $1 = N197, at the tthe the current administration took over powers, but now, the difference is almost double of what it used to be.

2. PMS pump price was at N97, despite the fact that crude oil sold for $100/per barrel then. Now it is at N145 even though crude oil is selling at $54/barrel.

3. The Nigerian Economy was one of the best in Africa, yet after the new administration came on board, the economy plunged into recession.

4. As a result of the recession, food stuffs skyrocketed, thus, the hardship in question.

5. Etc

Be it as it may, Nigerians, particularly those from the Southern part of the country have accused the current President of sectional leadership style. Some believe the President favours citizens from the North more than he does those from the South.

This accusations have formed the basis for which many people who feel unduly treated, together with those not feeling the impact of this government, should I say, those feeling the impact negatively, have vowed to vote President Buhari and APC out of power, come 2019.

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?

-Now, President Muhammadu Buhari is highly revered in the North. Most Northerners, particularly, the Muslims who hold the majority in terms of population see him as their Messiah and will vote for his obituary poster(pun intended here). In that case, Buhari on a wheel chair will still win in the entire.

- In the South, he has allies who will rather die than not support him, even if he were on a sick bed. These persons include; Rochas Okorocha, Governor of Imo State, Rotimi Amaechi, Babatunde Fashola, Ibikunle Amosun, Chris Ngige, Fayemi Kayode, et al.

With those people, Buhari will get the needed votes from the South (he may not necessarily win the South).
If you check, I did not mention Tinubu nor Obasanjo. That was on purpose. Because, in some quarters, people believe that Tinubu has fallen out of favours from the President and as such ''may'' not support him by 2019.

So you see! It is almost impossible to vote out Buhari and he, just like his supporters, like Sarrki, Cleverly, Hungerbad, Omenka, Mynd44(no ban me o, I get right to talk o) and others know this. Hence, they keep shouting, Buhari till 2023.

Let the bashing begin!

Obote!!!!

cstr1000:
You are not serious.
2 regions gave 12 millions while 4 regions that buhari won gave him 15 million.
If anything, the SE/SS have shown their electoral value. Ofcourse you don't exepect 2 regions to win against 4 regions. I even expected far more support from his 4 regions.
If Jonathan had gotten just one more region to make it 3-3 he would have won.
Any politician that retains the SE/SS and add another region to it will win.

You are one of the few people who are hell bent on convincing us that voting actually took place in the SS and SE. They can never record that kind of votes again because, the era of mass thumb printing is gone forever for them.
It is only in the SS and SE you see 96%, 97% and 98% voters turn out and 98% of total votes for PDP. While at the same time embarking on merciless killings of opposition members from the days of campaigns to the days of elections.
Voting apathy is higher in the SS and SE than other regions, yet they usually had highest registered voters turn out (in terms of percentage of registered voters). If they record 70% in any state again in 2019, I will praise them.
I can remember how they dumped the use of card reader to ensure a successful mass thumb printing in 2015.

Maduawuchukwu:
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.

You are mistaken sir.atiku didnt support bindowo.during the apc primaries in adamawa,atiku supported mijinyawa while nyarko supported bindowo who in the end won.atiku now gave financial support to the staye after bindowo's victory and coupled with nyarko's efcc case and his son's overbearing influence,bindowo switched over to the atiku faction.the only time atiku won adamawa was during the 1999 governorship polls.since then,he struggles to control adamawa politically.he could not even finish 2nd in the presidential primaries and you think hes a threat to buhari? If he can win adamawa and taraba,it will be marginally.thest two states do not churn out much votes as compared to places like bauchi and borno that always gives bloc votes to buhari.the votes of one of these states dwarfs that of adamawa/taraba.dont forget that the adamawa apc just endorsed buhari for 2019.
For the southwest,tinubu would rather side with buhari who has more electoral value than atiku based on the 2007 polls where atiku managed just 2 mil votes coming behind buhari or tinubu rather remains neutral.amosum would always deliver ogun to buhari,aketi would deliver ondo,aregbe would deliver osun while ajimobi would deliver oyo.atiku can manage lagos which gives marginal votes like ekiti.north west or north east votes would dwarf whatever bloc votes ss/se decides to churn out for atiku but since its northerners contesting and buhari is the incumbent,the votes would not be much.so atiku is no threat to bubu.up buhari.

ogbonti:
I see that the defeat of Goodluck Jonathan taught you nothing about "a people tired of a leader" and wish to trash him for anyone - a real or potential messiah. Your Buhari will lose in a landslide, and his defeat will be so massive that he may develop a stroke on election night. WHY?


Those people you mentioned will rather die than to see Buhari lose, have "one vote each to cast, not ten million votes each" - go ask Orubebe, FFK, Dieziani, Asari, Dasuki, Sambo, Anyim, Metuh, Dokpesi etc. these were people who had political clout and cash to move mountains, but when the people thought otherwise, all their powers was no match when the PVC showed up. There OP who seems to suffer from chronic Amnesia, you seem to forget too soon because you only see the present and you forget that this same time, 3 years ago, Goodluck looked like the "Rock of Gilbratar" with all the trappings and candor of power, and he was consumed by it when he started dollarizing the election thinking some big names; political heavy weights, the media, traditional rulers, intellectuals, Nollywood stars, soccer stars, comedians etc. INSTEAD OF THE MASSES, could save his campaign. To his credit, the man did his best and accepted defeat because the people were just tired of that name PDP, and wanted something else after 16 years, despite the fact that almost everyone in APC was a disgruntled former PDP member.

Now having refreshed your mind about the events that brought in PMB some 30 months ago, I need you to realize that "THE PEOPLE" not a group of power hungry oligarchs is the "SOLE DENOMINATOR IN EVERY ELECTION EQUATION" especially now that the PVC has power. From the current pulse in Nigeria, your PMB has a steep mountain to climb. And he is most likely to lose -

1. His poor handling of the IPOB issue shows the SE is locked out from supporting his candidacy, even the most illliterate Nigerian knows this.

2. His Northern Agenda of appointment, even baffled the most sympathetic Yoruba electorate and they know what to do in 2019.

3. Don't expect Tinubu to openly campaign against Buhari right now, but I know his foot soldiers are "rolling the tanks of an election coup"

4. The witch hunt of only PDP members and beautication to sainthood of the likes of Rotimi Amaechi, Buratai, SFG Lawal will finish PMB

5. That national address he gave when he returned from U.K. Where he threatened Nigerians will be remembered, he is done!

6. The litany of lies and broken promises of the APC will turn biters away. $1 is not N1, instead it's almost doubled at N360 from N500

7. The onslaught of Fulani herdsmen ravaging the country with rape, murder, plunder and PMB's docile response will be remembered.

8. The grazing bill which is a calculation to colonize the country for the Normadic and barbaric Fulani will be remembered.

9. No one should ridicule a stick person, but the irresponsible disappearance of Buhari, refusing to brief Nigerians on his health is a liability

10. With almost zero convictions of the EFCC under Buhari, the people's desire to see kirikiri full of corrupt politicians has vaporized.


And many more time and space will not permit me to type, the PEOPLE WILL SEND HIM PACKING COME 2019 !!!!! Enough said.

Thanks for this ur write up,it is convincing and a pick from the rest.

cstr1000:
Even the kids in the SE are scared of buhari and someone is saying buhai will get more votes there than in 2015.
If that happens, the election should be annulled for illegitimacy.

That's what a sustained hate campaign do to people.

GetMeRight:
You are one of the few people who are hell bent on convincing us that voting actually took place in the SS and SE. They can never record that kind of votes again because, the era of mass thumb printing is gone forever for them.
It is only in the SS and SE you see 96%, 97% and 98% voters turn out and 98% of total votes for PDP. While at the same time embarking on merciless killings of opposition members from the days of campaigns to the days of elections.
Voting apathy is higher in the SS and SE than other regions, yet they usually had highest registered voters turn out (in terms of percentage of registered voters). If they record 70% in any state again in 2019, I will praise them.
I can remember how they dumped the use of card reader to ensure a successful mass thumb printing in 2015.

You are right sir.soutj east and south south is where elections rigging takes place more in nigeria.people in these areas are prone to electoral apathy.during polls,the dont come out much to vote yet the record massive and humongous voting percentage while in the north that usually has a high turnout do not record such mindboggling percentages.the voting figures in the south west and middle belt are usually average and marginal which means rigging hardly takes place there thereby showing a true picture of how the elections should be.with buhari contesting,voting figures in ss/se would be like those of the south west while the massive votes of the nw/ne would be felt.
I knoe cases of underage voting and foreigners voting are recorded in the north but this represent less than 5 percent of northern votes and by the way they are humans unlike the south where animal thumbprints were detected and vote inflation are rife.in polling areas in my side,less than 50 voters would be seen voting but in the end,pdp would record 300 or more imaginary votes.

Maduawuchukwu:
GEJ got huge votes in Lagos and the Igbo people there played a major role but what about Ogun, Oyo, Ekiti? Was it Igbo there who gave him almost have of the votes? The answer is no. We should stop threatening our positions.

What position are you talking about? GEJ is not Igbo. They can vote for the devil if they like. That is their business.
na all of us go suffer.
Jonathan lost woefully in osun state, lost woefully in oyo state. The only state he won was in Ekiti and even then the votes was paltry in the scheme of things. He even lost in lagos but made a strong showing thanks to the already mentioned factors.
That is the bitter truth.

I see chaos in this election and thats a profecy(prophecy) Biafrans are going to strike back. Operation Viper strike part 1
On a more serious note ipob aren't going to vote. mark my words

Have u seen a zombie? They are hungry, dying and still walking....

Your right, he can still win n put us years backwards more!!! By then, only zombies will be left in nigeria....

A single party APC won 5 out of 6 states with great margins in a region and someone is saying they did not give bloc votes.
What exactly does bloc votes mean if not this?

op. buhari can not win 2019 elections, especially if the opposition fields any reputable candidate from the north. the easiest way apc 'll loose the next election is to make buhari, their candidate. i pray they do that because i 've never seen a party in power, so confused like apc. they can't even run their party sectariat well, not to talk of the whole nation. but if eventually bubu wins again, then God 've really forsaken nigeria.

Axelrod:
Before you proceed, kindly know that this is my personal opinion which I am entitled to, just like you are entitled to yours!

It is no longer news that Nigerians are undergoing much more suffering in the President Muhammadu Buhari's administration than has ever been experienced in the 18years of absolute democracy in the country.

This suffering and hardship has been defined differently, according to each person's political views and affiliations. President Buhari's supporters have not wasted any chance to shout to high havens that the suffering and hardship is as a result of the rot left behind by the defeated, now opposition Peoples Democratic Party, particularly, the immediate past administration of President Goodluck Jonathan has been fingered the most.

Whereas, others see it differently, as they believe the hardship is as a result of the ruling party's inability and inexperience to manage the country. Those in this school, point to many factors to proof their points. Some of which are:

1. Nigerian Naira was around 197 to one USDolloar, $1 = N197, at the tthe the current administration took over powers, but now, the difference is almost double of what it used to be.

2. PMS pump price was at N97, despite the fact that crude oil sold for $100/per barrel then. Now it is at N145 even though crude oil is selling at $54/barrel.

3. The Nigerian Economy was one of the best in Africa, yet after the new administration came on board, the economy plunged into recession.

4. As a result of the recession, food stuffs skyrocketed, thus, the hardship in question.

5. Etc

Be it as it may, Nigerians, particularly those from the Southern part of the country have accused the current President of sectional leadership style. Some believe the President favours citizens from the North more than he does those from the South.

This accusations have formed the basis for which many people who feel unduly treated, together with those not feeling the impact of this government, should I say, those feeling the impact negatively, have vowed to vote President Buhari and APC out of power, come 2019.

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?

-Now, President Muhammadu Buhari is highly revered in the North. Most Northerners, particularly, the Muslims who hold the majority in terms of population see him as their Messiah and will vote for his obituary poster(pun intended here). In that case, Buhari on a wheel chair will still win in the entire.

- In the South, he has allies who will rather die than not support him, even if he were on a sick bed. These persons include; Rochas Okorocha, Governor of Imo State, Rotimi Amaechi, Babatunde Fashola, Ibikunle Amosun, Chris Ngige, Fayemi Kayode, et al.

With those people, Buhari will get the needed votes from the South (he may not necessarily win the South).
If you check, I did not mention Tinubu nor Obasanjo. That was on purpose. Because, in some quarters, people believe that Tinubu has fallen out of favours from the President and as such ''may'' not support him by 2019.

So you see! It is almost impossible to vote out Buhari and he, just like his supporters, like Sarrki, Cleverly, Hungerbad, Omenka, Mynd44(no ban me o, I get right to talk o) and others know this. Hence, they keep shouting, Buhari till 2023.

Let the bashing begin!

Your write up lack substance... And you seem to be forgetting something:
Before Buhari finally won election in 2015, he has been contesting and failing. That means that there was a reason why he won in 2015. Nigerians are not stupid. We in the south voted for Buhari not because we like him, but just because we were tired of the PDP leadership and were desperate for a change. Buhari appeared again, even though he wasn't a better alternative to GEJ, but we voted him just to achieve the change we wanted. The illiterates in the north voted massively for him due to tribal reasons, not because they liked him but simply because GEJ was from the south.
Whether Buhari will win again in 2019 has little or nothing to do with his achievements in office, but has much to do with who contest against him.
PDP knows this, that's why they zoned their presidential ticket to the north. Whoever they choose will certainly get half of the votes from the entire North at worst and we in the south are waiting patiently with our PVC to vote out Buhari come 2019.
I still don't believe Buhari will run, but if he did, the APC will regret giving him the ticket to run.
Just like people were tired of PDP and GEJ in 2015, right now, people are tired of Buhari and APC and nothing will stop us from voting him out in 2019

gentlegenius:
You write up lack substance... And you seem to be forgetting something:
Before Buhari finally won election in 2015, he has been contesting and failing. That means that means that there was a reason why he won in 2015. Nigerians are not stupid. We in the south voted for Buhari not because we like him, but just because we were tired of the PDP leadership and were desperate for a change. Buhari appeared again, even though he wasn't a better alternative to GEJ, but we voted him just to achieve the change we wanted. The illiterates in the north voted massively for him due to tribal reasons, not because they liked him but simply because GEJ was from the south.
Whether Buhari will win again in 2019 has little or nothing to do with his achievements in office, but has much to do with who contest against him.
PDP knows this, that's why they zoned their presidential ticket to the north. Whoever they choose will certainly get half of the votes from the entire North at worst and we in the south are waiting patiently with our PVC to vote out Buhari come 2019.
I still don't believe Buhari will run, but if he did, the APC will regret giving him the ticket to run.

The south did not vote for buhari. He lost in the SE and SS.
The south-west voted for buhari. Be specific before giving buhari a larger than life fan base.

senatordave1:
You are right sir.soutj east and south south is where elections rigging takes place more in nigeria.people in these areas are prone to electoral apathy.during polls,the dont come out much to vote yet the record massive and humongous voting percentage while in the north that usually has a high turnout do not record such mindboggling percentages.the voting figures in the south west and middle belt are usually average and marginal which means rigging hardly takes place there thereby showing a true picture of how the elections should be.with buhari contesting,voting figures in ss/se would be like those of the south west while the massive votes of the nw/ne would be felt.
I knoe cases of underage voting and foreigners voting are recorded in the north but this represent less than 5 percent of northern votes and by the way they are humans unlike the south where animal thumbprints were detected and vote inflation are rife.in polling areas in my side,less than 50 voters would be seen voting but in the end,pdp would record 300 or more imaginary votes.

I was in the SS in 2011. I saw things during the general elections. It was mass thumb printing.

If voting for Buhari in 2015 was a mistake then I am over ready to make that mistake again in 2019
Insha Allah

jumper524:
really?? things were already getting difficult during the end of goodlucks regime. dollar was crashing gradually, fuel scarcity was at its peak state govt were already finding it difficult to pay salaries.. all these happened when oil price dropped from $110 per barrel $60 now compare that with buhari's own that met it @ $55 and it fell down to as low as $28.. although today its sells around $55

wetin concern gej wif state allocation n salary payment?
Was gej the coordinator of state allocation?
If states dey misappropriate their funds on bogus capit project, why shud fed govt be liable for their wastages?

cstr1000:
What position are you talking about? GEJ is not Igbo. They can vote for the devil if they like. That is their business.
na all of us go suffer.
Jonathan lost woefully in osun state, lost woefully in oyo state. The only state he won was in Ekiti and even then the votes was paltry in the scheme of things. He even lost in lagos but made a strong showing thanks to the already mentioned factors.
That is the bitter truth.

GEJ got 48 percent in Ogun, same as Lagos. Was it Igbo people that gave him the votes in Ogun? He also won Ekiti buy whatever margin. Was it Igbo people there that voted him? Buhari was not as popular in South west like some wanted us to believe. Many Yorubas preferred GEJ to him.

senatordave1:
You are mistaken sir.atiku didnt support bindowo.during the apc primaries in adamawa,atiku supported mijinyawa while nyarko supported bindowo who in the end won.atiku now gave financial support to the staye after bindowo's victory and coupled with nyarko's efcc case and his son's overbearing influence,bindowo switched over to the atiku faction.the only time atiku won adamawa was during the 1999 governorship polls.since then,he struggles to control adamawa politically.he could not even finish 2nd in the presidential primaries and you think hes a threat to buhari? If he can win adamawa and taraba,it will be marginally.thest two states do not churn out much votes as compared to places like bauchi and borno that always gives bloc votes to buhari.the votes of one of these states dwarfs that of adamawa/taraba.dont forget that the adamawa apc just endorsed buhari for 2019.
For the southwest,tinubu would rather side with buhari who has more electoral value than atiku based on the 2007 polls where atiku managed just 2 mil votes coming behind buhari or tinubu rather remains neutral.amosum would always deliver ogun to buhari,aketi would deliver ondo,aregbe would deliver osun while ajimobi would deliver oyo.atiku can manage lagos which gives marginal votes like ekiti.north west or north east votes would dwarf whatever bloc votes ss/se decides to churn out for atiku but since its northerners contesting and buhari is the incumbent,the votes would not be much.so atiku is no threat to bubu.up buhari.

Tinubu will not back Buhari who did not appreciate his effort in his first tenure. His thinking will be that if Buhari could so treat him shabbily in his first term what will he do to him in his second term when he Buhari would no longer face the challenge of re-election. Also, Ajimobi and Aregbesola are Tinubu boys still, they will work for whom ever Tinubu backs and the person will most likely not be Buhari. Buhari's position in the South-west is tenous.

Just as someone said, this piece should be in the jokes section.

Buhari will not win the 2019 presidential elections,why?

This man has shown he's just there for the North(the World Bank confirmed this), his appointments have also confirmed this. I cannot believe a president who we all voted for is yet to step foot in any eastern region(even with the threats and all,he should still have visited) didn't some people from that region vote him? His administration has been rocked with scandals summing to billions of naira
Sincerely, I'm yet to see what Buhari has accomplished in two years apart from plunging the nation into more crisis
And as for the people you mentioned(lol) those people are even still been fed politically .

Brother, let's not also forget his health status...
I actually thought he was going to excel with his fight against corruption but, we all can see what's happening. Most of his supporters are following him blindly and based on religion

He should go back home come 2019,he has done ENOUGH!

cstr1000:
You are not serious.
2 regions gave 12 millions while 4 regions that buhari won gave him 15 million.
If anything, the SE/SS have shown their electoral value. Ofcourse you don't exepect 2 regions to win against 4 regions. I even expected far more support from his 4 regions.
If Jonathan had gotten just one more region to make it 3-3 he would have won.
Any politician that retains the SE/SS and add another region to it will win.

2 Regions gave him 12M? Motor park analysis! Jonathan won over 40% of SW votes. Jonathan got as much as 12M 'cos of the power of incubency.

GetMeRight:
That's what a sustained hate campaign do to people.

Call it whatever you want.
And you expect that same people to give buhari more than 5%.

hinohsend:
2 Regions gave him 12M? Motor park analysis! Jonathan won over 40% of SW votes. Jonathan got as much as 12M 'cos of the power of incubency.

Jonathan actually got about 4 Million votes out of his 12 Million votes in 2015 from the North, largely due to the power of incumbency. We have a lot of political neophytes here trying to punch above their weight .

They are still struggling to come to terms that their IB hero lost the election, that they assume he could never lose. They look into their future politically and they see that it is bleak and they have tried all sort of tricks including LiePOB, yet they fail.
I hope after 2019, all doubts in their mind will be clear and they will begin to come to terms with their new reality.

jumper524:
the fact that Buhari plunged us into recession doesn't change the fact that if good luck or anybody were to be president it would have been averted. I remember vividly during the last days of goodlucks regime how economist were predicting doom for Nigeria.. many federal civil servant were scared of the fact that they won't be able to pay salaries... but thank god for buhari... salaries is no longer a problem at the federal level. because of Buhari and the recession I can see vast improvement in agriculture at the northern part of the country... its only a matter of time for the country to be fully stable..

but did GEJ owe b4 he left and paid b4 26th of every month

ogbonti:
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!

it has not reach to extent of Nigerian's to be tired of buhari, because all the choice available cannot stand buhari.

Axelrod:
Before you proceed, kindly know that this is my personal opinion which I am entitled to, just like you are entitled to yours!

It is no longer news that Nigerians are undergoing much more suffering in the President Muhammadu Buhari's administration than has ever been experienced in the 18years of absolute democracy in the country.

This suffering and hardship has been defined differently, according to each person's political views and affiliations. President Buhari's supporters have not wasted any chance to shout to high havens that the suffering and hardship is as a result of the rot left behind by the defeated, now opposition Peoples Democratic Party, particularly, the immediate past administration of President Goodluck Jonathan has been fingered the most.

Whereas, others see it differently, as they believe the hardship is as a result of the ruling party's inability and inexperience to manage the country. Those in this school, point to many factors to proof their points. Some of which are:

1. Nigerian Naira was around 197 to one USDolloar, $1 = N197, at the tthe the current administration took over powers, but now, the difference is almost double of what it used to be.

2. PMS pump price was at N97, despite the fact that crude oil sold for $100/per barrel then. Now it is at N145 even though crude oil is selling at $54/barrel.

3. The Nigerian Economy was one of the best in Africa, yet after the new administration came on board, the economy plunged into recession.

4. As a result of the recession, food stuffs skyrocketed, thus, the hardship in question.

5. Etc

Be it as it may, Nigerians, particularly those from the Southern part of the country have accused the current President of sectional leadership style. Some believe the President favours citizens from the North more than he does those from the South.

This accusations have formed the basis for which many people who feel unduly treated, together with those not feeling the impact of this government, should I say, those feeling the impact negatively, have vowed to vote President Buhari and APC out of power, come 2019.

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?

-Now, President Muhammadu Buhari is highly revered in the North. Most Northerners, particularly, the Muslims who hold the majority in terms of population see him as their Messiah and will vote for his obituary poster(pun intended here). In that case, Buhari on a wheel chair will still win in the entire.

- In the South, he has allies who will rather die than not support him, even if he were on a sick bed. These persons include; Rochas Okorocha, Governor of Imo State, Rotimi Amaechi, Babatunde Fashola, Ibikunle Amosun, Chris Ngige, Fayemi Kayode, et al.

With those people, Buhari will get the needed votes from the South (he may not necessarily win the South).
If you check, I did not mention Tinubu nor Obasanjo. That was on purpose. Because, in some quarters, people believe that Tinubu has fallen out of favours from the President and as such ''may'' not support him by 2019.

So you see! It is almost impossible to vote out Buhari and he, just like his supporters, like Sarrki, Cleverly, Hungerbad, Omenka, Mynd44(no ban me o, I get right to talk o) and others know this. Hence, they keep shouting, Buhari till 2023.

Let the bashing begin!

And most political leaders from the south will prefer that Buhari complete the north 8 years and handover to a southerner in 2023.

Voting another person from the north in 2019 will mean the south will have to wait till 2027 because nobody from the north will go one term and handover even if the person promise that.

Xharlesis:
I see chaos in this election and thats a profecy(prophecy) Biafrans are going to strike back. Operation Viper strike part 1
On a more serious note ipob aren't going to vote. mark my words

hahahahaha,
If idiotic pigs of Biafra do not vote,
That will be an easy ride for buhari, because idiotic pigs of Biafra are the only people that hate buhari, just 5% of the total vote

Maduawuchukwu:
Tinubu will not back Buhari who did not appreciate his effort in his first tenure. His thinking will be that if Buhari could so treat him shabbily in his first term what will he do to him in his second term when he Buhari would no longer face the challenge of re-election. Also, Ajimobi and Aregbesola are Tinubu boys still, they will work for whom ever Tinubu backs and the person will most likely not be Buhari. Buhari's position in the South-west is tenous.

If he does not back buhari,he will also not back atiku.he will rather be neutral or contest himself or back a new candidate which would favour buhari.even if buhari loses southwest,it would be marginally and would not alter his victory.ajimobi is not really a tinubu boy.he was originally from pdp,then decamped to anpp where buhari was and became close to buhari just like amosun.aregbesola is purely a tinubu boy but through his actions,he has also shown loyalty towards buhari.he didnt support tinubu candidatd in ondo apc primaries,hes also projecting his own candidate for the 2018 osun polls.he may go with buhari.it is only in lagos that tinubu has total control which does not even give bloc votes.
In summary,i dont believe that tinubu has been badly treated by buhari,it is a fiction of the imagnation of anti tinubuists and a media creation.many tinubu loyallists are in the federal cabinet,hes accorded national respect.i still dont understand what you expect buhari to do for tinubu or do you want him to own nigeria like he does in eko? Whoever buhari contests against,he will emerge victorious by a wide margin.as an outsider,he won an incumbent clearly.think of the margin of victory now as a sitting president.

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Nigerians better prepare for worse if Atiku or Buhari wins 2019 election.

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He has no idea that Buhari is now like a religion in the North. I just pray hunger wire them to their senses before the election.

cstr1000:
What position are you talking about? GEJ is not Igbo. They can vote for the devil if they like. That is their business.
na all of us go suffer.
Jonathan lost woefully in osun state, lost woefully in oyo state. The only state he won was in Ekiti and even then the votes was paltry in the scheme of things. He even lost in lagos but made a strong showing thanks to the already mentioned factors.
That is the bitter truth.

Learn to accept correction, Maduawuchukwu is actually correct. FYI, Jonathan didn't 'lost woefully' in Osun and Oyo as you claim. In 2015, in Osun PDP got 249,929 votes to APC's 383,603 while in Oyo PDP got 303,376 while APC got 528,620. There's nothing 'woeful' in Jonathan's loss in both states as you claim. And like Maduawuchukwu said, you can't attribute those PDP numbers in those states to Igbos. Learn to take simple correction. Smh.

lastcall:
Ewa

u mumu eh.