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Asshurbanipali:
As at today, monetary inducement will fail and has proved to be less effective when a candidate is not favorite in Nigeria. It will take sophisticated manipulation or forceful declaration by INEC for President Buhari to win those critical Middle Belt States''



Did anyone see this? If Buhari ever tries to rig the election, then Gbagbo's case will be better than his

Caseless:
It's here already. Let them keep their predictions .


Ranar haihuwa cibiyar bata buya( meaning the day a child will be born, the navel cannot or does not hide).


Atiku go lose excellently by God's grace.

Caseless:
It's here already. Let them keep their predictions .


Ranar haihuwa cibiyar bata buya( meaning the day a child will be born, the navel cannot or does not hide).


Atiku go lose excellently by God's grace.

awelekiti:
That's not news anymore. Atiku would win. I can bet it with any amount

Omooba77:
That is true, I was around Surulere today, people were just collecting 5k plus face cap, many didnot bothered to enter Teslim Balogun.
Ebi npa awon enyan!

seunogunmolu1:
R
I beg you with God come and bet. If you are in Lagos please contact me on 09050139825. Please am begging

Omooba77:
Hope our votes count

Omooba77:
Intelligence Analysts and political risk researchers agreed the opposition party would defeat the incumbent.

Nigeria election scheduled for February 16, 2019, will be a straight fight between the ruling All Progressive Party (APC) and the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Mr. Atiku Abubakar of PDP may likely emerge as the winner of 2019 presidential poll.

Nigerians do not trust APC again because of broken promises, and President Buhari is not as popular as he was in 2015.

President Buhari seems not to have the backing of the International Community, which he had in 2015.

Insider Threat – we confirm that a significant number of people are supporting APC, and not Buhari. Most of them are government appointees, including some ministers. While PDP has remained united, stronger and has gained momentum since her presidential primaries, the outcome of APC primaries that pitched some governors against their party candidates may likely affect its fortune in those States like Rivers, Ogun, Imo and Zamfara States.

The incumbent President Buhari faces stiff opposition in the northern part of Nigeria, which has remained his stronghold for several years. His primary challenger (Atiku) comes from the same zone with him. Buhari lost out in a similar contest against his fellow Hausa/Muslim candidate (Umoru Yar’dua) in 2007.

Also, the Middle Belt of Nigeria has been a battleground and deciding factor since 1979. Whoever emerges President must show strength in Kwara State, Kogi State, Benue State, Taraba State, Plateau State, Nasarawa State, Niger State, Adamawa State, the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja), as well as the southern parts of Kaduna State, Kebbi State, Bauchi State, and Gombe.
Analysis

Nigeria had 19 States in 1979. Chief Obafemi Awolowo cleared the entire South West, Azikiwe maintained his South East as a clear leader. Aminu Kano Party won in the core North (known as NW of today). President Shagari emerged as the winner courtesy of the vote from the Middle Belt states and today’s SS (Rivers and Cross Rivers).

In 1999, Former President Obasanjo lost in the SW, divided NW and emerged strongly in the Middle Belt States, SS and SE to become President.

In 2011, President Goodluck Jonathan lost in NW and NE but won in NC, SW, SS, and SE.

In 2015, the main reason Buhari defeated former President Jonathan was because GEJ lost in Benue, Plateau, Kogi, Kwara, Niger, and another part of the Middle Belt States.

As at today, monetary inducement will fail and has proved to be less effective when a candidate is not favorite in Nigeria. It will take sophisticated manipulation or forceful declaration by INEC for President Buhari to win those critical Middle Belt States.

Most importantly, some core Northern elders are suspicious SW support for President Buhari, known his state of health. They would not want the repeat of Yar’adua/GEJ scenario that will make the North relinquish power to SW. They are passing this message silently to their people.

Overall, we project Alhaji Abubakar Atiku as the winner of the February 2019 election with 55%.

http://casaonline.org/2019/02/09/opposition-candidate-favored-to-win-nigeria-presidential-election-on-february-16-2019/

Omooba77:
Intelligence Analysts and political risk researchers agreed the opposition party would defeat the incumbent.

Nigeria election scheduled for February 16, 2019, will be a straight fight between the ruling All Progressive Party (APC) and the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Mr. Atiku Abubakar of PDP may likely emerge as the winner of 2019 presidential poll.

Nigerians do not trust APC again because of broken promises, and President Buhari is not as popular as he was in 2015.

President Buhari seems not to have the backing of the International Community, which he had in 2015.

Insider Threat – we confirm that a significant number of people are supporting APC, and not Buhari. Most of them are government appointees, including some ministers. While PDP has remained united, stronger and has gained momentum since her presidential primaries, the outcome of APC primaries that pitched some governors against their party candidates may likely affect its fortune in those States like Rivers, Ogun, Imo and Zamfara States.

The incumbent President Buhari faces stiff opposition in the northern part of Nigeria, which has remained his stronghold for several years. His primary challenger (Atiku) comes from the same zone with him. Buhari lost out in a similar contest against his fellow Hausa/Muslim candidate (Umoru Yar’dua) in 2007.

Also, the Middle Belt of Nigeria has been a battleground and deciding factor since 1979. Whoever emerges President must show strength in Kwara State, Kogi State, Benue State, Taraba State, Plateau State, Nasarawa State, Niger State, Adamawa State, the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja), as well as the southern parts of Kaduna State, Kebbi State, Bauchi State, and Gombe.

Analysis

Nigeria had 19 States in 1979. Chief Obafemi Awolowo cleared the entire South West, Azikiwe maintained his South East as a clear leader. Aminu Kano Party won in the core North (known as NW of today). President Shagari emerged as the winner courtesy of the vote from the Middle Belt states and today’s SS (Rivers and Cross Rivers).

In 1999, Former President Obasanjo lost in the SW, divided NW and emerged strongly in the Middle Belt States, SS and SE to become President.

In 2011, President Goodluck Jonathan lost in NW and NE but won in NC, SW, SS, and SE.

In 2015, the main reason Buhari defeated former President Jonathan was because GEJ lost in Benue, Plateau, Kogi, Kwara, Niger, and another part of the Middle Belt States.

As at today, monetary inducement will fail and has proved to be less effective when a candidate is not favorite in Nigeria. It will take sophisticated manipulation or forceful declaration by INEC for President Buhari to win those critical Middle Belt States.

Most importantly, some core Northern elders are suspicious SW support for President Buhari, known his state of health. They would not want the repeat of Yar’adua/GEJ scenario that will make the North relinquish power to SW. They are passing this message silently to their people.

Overall, we project Alhaji Abubakar Atiku as the winner of the February 2019 election with 55%.

http://casaonline.org/2019/02/09/opposition-candidate-favored-to-win-nigeria-presidential-election-on-february-16-2019/

DonCandido:
February 16th...
The reality of your perfidy will hit...

Omooba77:
Your head dey there, Let them go to streets and see how vexed peoplle are with PMB

Omooba77:
Intelligence Analysts and political risk researchers agreed the opposition party would defeat the incumbent.

Nigeria election scheduled for February 16, 2019, will be a straight fight between the ruling All Progressive Party (APC) and the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Mr. Atiku Abubakar of PDP may likely emerge as the winner of 2019 presidential poll.

Nigerians do not trust APC again because of broken promises, and President Buhari is not as popular as he was in 2015.

President Buhari seems not to have the backing of the International Community, which he had in 2015.

Insider Threat – we confirm that a significant number of people are supporting APC, and not Buhari. Most of them are government appointees, including some ministers. While PDP has remained united, stronger and has gained momentum since her presidential primaries, the outcome of APC primaries that pitched some governors against their party candidates may likely affect its fortune in those States like Rivers, Ogun, Imo and Zamfara States.

The incumbent President Buhari faces stiff opposition in the northern part of Nigeria, which has remained his stronghold for several years. His primary challenger (Atiku) comes from the same zone with him. Buhari lost out in a similar contest against his fellow Hausa/Muslim candidate (Umoru Yar’dua) in 2007.

Also, the Middle Belt of Nigeria has been a battleground and deciding factor since 1979. Whoever emerges President must show strength in Kwara State, Kogi State, Benue State, Taraba State, Plateau State, Nasarawa State, Niger State, Adamawa State, the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja), as well as the southern parts of Kaduna State, Kebbi State, Bauchi State, and Gombe.

Analysis

Nigeria had 19 States in 1979. Chief Obafemi Awolowo cleared the entire South West, Azikiwe maintained his South East as a clear leader. Aminu Kano Party won in the core North (known as NW of today). President Shagari emerged as the winner courtesy of the vote from the Middle Belt states and today’s SS (Rivers and Cross Rivers).

In 1999, Former President Obasanjo lost in the SW, divided NW and emerged strongly in the Middle Belt States, SS and SE to become President.

In 2011, President Goodluck Jonathan lost in NW and NE but won in NC, SW, SS, and SE.

In 2015, the main reason Buhari defeated former President Jonathan was because GEJ lost in Benue, Plateau, Kogi, Kwara, Niger, and another part of the Middle Belt States.

As at today, monetary inducement will fail and has proved to be less effective when a candidate is not favorite in Nigeria. It will take sophisticated manipulation or forceful declaration by INEC for President Buhari to win those critical Middle Belt States.

Most importantly, some core Northern elders are suspicious SW support for President Buhari, known his state of health. They would not want the repeat of Yar’adua/GEJ scenario that will make the North relinquish power to SW. They are passing this message silently to their people.

Overall, we project Alhaji Abubakar Atiku as the winner of the February 2019 election with 55%.

http://casaonline.org/2019/02/09/opposition-candidate-favored-to-win-nigeria-presidential-election-on-february-16-2019/

awelekiti:
That's not news anymore. Atiku would win. I can bet it with any amount

0koyibos:
When PMB wins and Atiku loses, I'll love to hear the next song Igbos would sing

tiredoflife:
Zombie.
Igbos are not ur problem
Ur being unfortunate in life is not caused by igbos

Ur dick not getting up is not Igbo's fault

0koyibos:
See this worthless deportee, when I'm calling Igbos, please don't show your hungry face.

Actually, you're the unfortunate thing who is a jobless miscreant, begging everywhere like Lazarus. Igbos don't beg and you're a disgrace to Igbos.

Kenturkey048:
baba u no dey observe reality...atiku buhari election na very tight one from all angles..the fact remains atiku go win,.if buhari win,na rigging and he cause serious gbege....
even Lagos state,,buhari go likely loose am..

awelekiti:
That's not news anymore. Atiku would win. I can bet it with any amount

Lovetoglory:
please, let's bet on this. I will drop my salary for the bet. Buhari will defeat Atiku.

Kingjames:
250k


non refundable.

interested DM me

seunogunmolu1:
Lol shey na lagos street for your area or Lagos, Nigeria. And if you are in Lagos maybe you are living in iyana Iba, or ojo. Because there is no way on earth he will win Lagos. Mark my word once again, APC and PDP will win their states so don’t expect APC winning PDP states

Oshigun:
Continue deceiving yourselves. PMB will win comfortably. You guys better accept it is PMB till 2023 and get on with your lives.

Basher8583:
Haba. Why the lies now. If they were giving that kinda money then why didnt I get. You were not there. Lets be honest there was passion in the air. No need for bribe. Water was however distributed freely.
Typical of these desparate PDP always looking for every avenue to lie

Council for African Security Affairs Holds Talk on Democracy, Security in Nigeria




Council for African Security Affairs (CASA) in collaboration with the Society for Peace & Practice, Institute of Peace and Strategic Studies, University of Ibadan on thursday on Organized a discussion on Nigeria Democracy and National Security.

Comrade Oludare Ogunlana, the Chief Convener in his welcome remark said the essence of the conversation is to generate and share ideas on the issues of security, how it affects Nigeria and the need to produce credible leaders in the country.

The former spokesperson for the Peoples Democratic Party PDP said further that the educated man or woman as electorate in the democratic process, unlike the illiterate, is able to evaluate the manifesto or programmes of a political party or would-be leader. It is easier for the educated electorate to identify the sham, or fake seeker of high office during an electioneering campaign than a bunch of illiterate electorate.

http://nationalinsightnews.com/council-for-african-security-affairs-holds-talk-on-democracy-security-in-nigeria/

deomelo:
Ok, let's all relax and break this down.


What is CASA online?

Who is behind CASA online?


The founder and head of CASA is Oludare Ogunlana

Who is Oludare Ogunlana?

He is a PDP hack and field soldier, in fact, he was the PDP SW coordinator and errand boy aka spokesman for Alao Akala when Alao was the governor of Oyo state.

deomelo you saw Kano today, forget Atiku is the next President!


Don't fall for another worthless and meaningless PDP rubbish meant for ipobs in general..