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First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by yns4real(op): 11:07am On Oct 14, 2018
THISDAY Editors take a first shot at the emerging trends in 2019 Presidential Election. How states are likely to vote IF ELECTIONS WERE HELD TODAY .

The APC candidates are Muhammadu Buhari/Yemi Osinbajo, while the PDP challengers are Atiku Abubakar/Peter Obi. None of the other candidates has so far shown capacity to win any state.

Victory in each state and ultimately the election will depend on turnout, margin and spread.

NOTE: This is not a scientific poll but emerging trends as captured by our reporters in the 36 states. They have never been wrong.


https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/10/14/first-look-how-nigeria-may-decide/

Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by bedspread: 11:17am On Oct 14, 2018
All I Know!! POWER will Change HANDS IN NIGERIA MAy 29th 2019!!!
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by inositol88(m): 11:21am On Oct 14, 2018
Buhari

on your marks.....
Get set......
Go.......

Vooooooooom to Duara..... and the cows wud shout ..
Baba oyoyo!!!!

If you are not Atikulated, then you should be Obitikulated, if you are not Obitikulated then you are so so wrong!!!
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Tobimillar1(m): 11:21am On Oct 14, 2018
Unbiased... now let's add the figures , when adding, remember ALL.. I mean almost ALL the registered voters in the core North including the underage will come out to vote. Can't say the same for south west , south east or south south. A little violence is all that is needed in the south and the election in the south or North central get cancelled or become inconclusive . That's if Buhari hasn't won already
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by NwaAmaikpe: 11:21am On Oct 14, 2018
shocked


This is a very shabby unrealisticly deceptive forensic analysis.
I'd advice you colour all of the yellow red.
The truth is, Atiku may win it all.

Any person who chooses to vote a clueless nepotistic Buhari instead of Atiku because they say Atiku is corrupt

Is no different from the foolish girl who decided to get pregnant just because she couldn't afford Always sanitary pad.
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by easzypeaszy(m): 11:22am On Oct 14, 2018
We dash Bubu d blues...But fr d red and yellow...Said Atiku
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Beremx(f): 11:22am On Oct 14, 2018
God bless Atiku and Obi

Atiku is winning in Lagos insha Allah cheesy
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by deebsman1(m):
Who says PDP is winning Kwara? Dreamers. Am from Kwara, am in Kwara and knows what's on ground, operation crush Saraki is what we tagged it

Kogi, Niger, FCT and Nasarawa would be locked down for APC, APC won Gombe for presidential in 2015, Dankwambo was spared cos of his personality and other factors so what has changed. Buhari gat Adamawa forget Atiku is from there, 2 SGFs are from Adamawa, a serving Governor on first term.

The 6 south west states would be delivered for Baba, all the states controlled by APC, APCs VP from Southwest, Yorubas will say 'Omo eni onise idi bebere ka fi ileke si idi omo elomiran' which translates as you can not have a daughter with nice ass and give a nice waist bead to another man's daughter ass. I don't know how Yorubas will leave there promising future President son Osinbanjo and go vote for Obi and Atiku cheesy cheesy


Victory is sure for Baba 2019

In other news

Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Nobody: 11:22am On Oct 14, 2018
truly the only problem we had with the gej
government was the looting outside that
Nigerians were happy



in APC government we have not really seen any
difference in the looting issue
yet everything has become hard

we have more mad people in naija

more fraudsters

more beggars

more unemployed young people

more churches

more shrines etc
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Rseven(m): 11:22am On Oct 14, 2018
I am voting for the right person not party
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Aderewah: 11:22am On Oct 14, 2018
The postulating have started. We only will vote Atiku, not because of tribal reasons or religious reasons, but because we can show the ruling political class that we have the power to change them. Buhari has shown no true commitment to practically take this country on the path it needs to be on. That's why we rejected Jonathan. It's why we reject Buhari. If Atiku doesn't did the needful, we will reject him after 4 years.
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Nobody:
Submit.
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by gdonj1(m): 11:22am On Oct 14, 2018
A man woke up and shouted "HolyGhostFire!! "Wife: what is it? man;Bad dram wife; was a lion chasing you?. *Man*: that would have been better. Wife: what is it then *Man*: I nearly voted Buhari again in my dream Wife: Blood of Jesus ! ! Honey, lets pray.
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by SeniorZato(m): 11:22am On Oct 14, 2018
I will be coming back to Nigeria this next week can anyone please help me with the best locations in either Abuja or Lagos where i can stay for a while
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Vixlot:
grin

Thisday know that all too close to call are actually APC...
NW=SE+SS votes
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by kapelvej: 11:23am On Oct 14, 2018
It is over, Buhari back to daura. Never again
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Olalan(m): 11:23am On Oct 14, 2018
If only the south east will be united and massively vote for Atiku maybe it will cancel out the votes APC with get in the north
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by nnachukz(m): 11:23am On Oct 14, 2018
I don't think Buhari will win Sokoto.
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Nobody: 11:23am On Oct 14, 2018
SW always undecided in every national politics.

Always neither here nor there and waiting to side with the most possible winner when it's close to call.

Snitches!
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by AreaFada2: 11:23am On Oct 14, 2018
Hmmmm
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by harizonal123(m): 11:23am On Oct 14, 2018
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Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by richidinho(m): 11:24am On Oct 14, 2018
congrats waziri adamawa
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by akeentech(m): 11:24am On Oct 14, 2018
Me and my household will neither vote Atiku nor Buhari
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by sammyj: 11:24am On Oct 14, 2018
This is not looking too good for Atiku if this report is true.
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Ultimus: 11:24am On Oct 14, 2018
Once again, the power lies in the hand of the SW in deciding how the scales of power will tip.
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Chiscomax(m): 11:24am On Oct 14, 2018
Anyone who leaves the Duo (Atiku and Peter Obi) and votes Certificateless Buhari is sick and in need of help.
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by zombieTRACKER:
Nonsense


Maybe they forgot that Atiku is not from bayelsa

Who dash Buhari all those blue Northern states
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by emperorblog(m): 11:24am On Oct 14, 2018
kenddys:
truly the only problem we had with the gej government was the looting outside that Nigerians were happy


in APC government we have not really seen any difference in the looting issue yet everything has become hard

we have more mad people in naija

more fraudsters

more beggers

more unemployed young people

more churches

more shrines etc
nah we wey no,vote collect money dey suffer pass
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by Nobody: 11:25am On Oct 14, 2018
Army10:
Edo is an APC state, lagos, Oyo and most of the west belongs to APC, stop acting ignorant thisday, we know that you dislike buhari
You're the ignorant one. What does it mean for a state to be a 'so so and so party state"? When we're talking about the presidential election which boils down to the individual and not the party?

Will the average Edo or Oyo person in the streets vote for the APC for the sake of APC rather than vote for or against Buhari?
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by macarson2k(m): 11:25am On Oct 14, 2018
yns4real:
THISDAY Editors take a first shot at the emerging trends in 2019 Presidential Election. How states are likely to vote IF ELECTIONS WERE HELD TODAY .

The APC candidates are Muhammadu Buhari/Yemi Osinbajo, while the PDP challengers are Atiku Abubakar/Peter Obi. None of the other candidates has so far shown capacity to win any state.

Victory in each state and ultimately the election will depend on turnout, margin and spread.

NOTE: This is not a scientific poll but emerging trends as captured by our reporters in the 36 states. They have never been wrong.


https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/10/14/first-look-how-nigeria-may-decide/
Which one be this self?
Re: First Look: How Nigeria May Decide - ThisDay by zombieTRACKER: 11:25am On Oct 14, 2018
Ultimus:
Once again, the power likes with the SW in deciding the power tip.
Lies... Nobody has the power
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