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erico2k2:
Last general elections PDP had the highest votes from Delta state go check the stats.

Rivers 1.4 million,delta 1.2 million.this time,they wont reach 1million.i wonder who in pdp can match ojukaye.

Magnus abe and ameachi no want let baba teach Wike lesson. With three APC senators in rivers I don't see why Wike is still flexing his muscle. If not for the clash of ego between this two.

Bizibi:
hahahahahaha,just like cross rivers.....don't worry you guys should hire crowd from delta and akwa ibom.

Apc got crowd in cross river without forcing teachers,students and importing outsiders.

an opportunity for you to add to ur acct..
for sure odd, add me up on whatsapp 08136512503.. payment after win is allowed.


do not afford to miss this opportunity ....

sarrki:
South-south and South-east: My Thought On PDP stronghold –

PDP have consistently won 60% or more of the total votes since 2003 in Abia, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo and Rivers.

In the last election, PDP got about 50% of their total votes from these states, 6,892,762 votes. The party received 80% or more from each state; the highest was Anambra with 98.5%. But what are the chances of PDP/Atiku repeating the 2015 feat next week in their stronghold?

Personally, I believe PDP have lost some ground in most of these states, if not all.

• In Anambra, Governor Obiano is not hiding his affection for President Buhari and not shying away from publicly promoting the achievements of the Buhari Government in the state and south east as a whole. PDP won the state with 98.5% of the total votes in the last election, I strongly believe this time around, the state could easily swing in favour of either of the two major parties.

• Imo, despite the obvious friction in Imo APC, the incumbent Governor is still solidly behind President Buhari and APC as far as the presidential election is concerned. I doubt if that support will be readily available in the Gubernatorial election especially. I believe APC have a better chance of winning this state.

• In Akwa Ibom and Delta, APC has successfully formed some great alliances and the party seem united in both states. In 2015, PDP secured 2.2 million votes from both states compare to APC 107,321. With the two states boasting 4,965,001 registered voters, an increase of over 1 million newly registered from last election, there is all to play for. I believe PDP will still win both states. I do not honestly believe APC is strong enough to win either state in this election, but I am confident the party will do exceptionally well, which will be nothing compare to the 2015 result.

• No doubt APC have gained some ground in Abia, cross river, Enugu, Bayelsa and Ebonyi, they are not significant enough for the party to win any of those states. PDP will still retain these states but not in a way they will want to. In the last election, PDP had about 90% of total votes in all these states, I don’t see that happening in this election. APC will comfortably secure at least the required 25% in all, and looking at the voting record of these states, it would be considered a decent outing for APC.

• Rivers state, the crown jewel of PDP stronghold with 3,215,273 registered voters. In the last election, PDP had 95% of total votes (1,487,075 votes) compare to APC 4.4% (69,238 votes). Thanks to Amaechi, Abe and co, they have successfully made a mess of APC’s chances in the state. Even though I do honestly believe PDP will win the state, I also believe APC will perform far better than they did in 2015.

At the end of the day, south-south and south-east will remain a PDP stronghold, at least the time being. Though PDP is still firmly entrenched in these two regions, but with Imo state out of their grip, and both main parties having a 50-50 chance of winning Anambra state, this is enough to worry PDP. It says a lot on how deep APC has encroached into their territory. APC secured only about 5% of total votes in SS and SE in 2015, and they still won the election. If they manage to secure about 35-40% in this election, which believe they will, it would be considered a great success. If I were PDP supporter, I would be worried.

I agree with u to some extent but I must say that the PDP will not be able to post those outrageous figures they quoted in 2015 becos there is no more federal might. Infact we will now know what exactly happened in the south south elections in 2015 this year. Wike and Patience Jonathan used federal might in rivers to dislodge Ameachi who couldnt even vote that day. I pray that rivers apc crisis will be resolved today so that both factions team up and gather more votes for PMB. Let me be clear that if Ameachi should use federal might in rivers election, there is no way wike will survive it. They will tell him to go to court. Wike and Patience Jonathan rigged election in rivers in 2015. Patience was in rivers in that election instead of being in balyesa with her husband. Thats why he has been shouting that they will resist any rigging in the state becos he knew how he won the state.

senatordave1:
Buhari will pull more crowd here than pdp did yesterday.buhari will get 30% here.

........
I have forgotten your dad built Rivers State.
Go grab the 30% and dash Buhari.
Hamlet Senator

APC for where?
PDP all the way

Otakom87:
Magnus abe and ameachi no want let baba teach Wike lesson. With three APC senators in rivers I don't see why Wike is still flexing his muscle. If not for the clash of ego between this two.

From Friday,we will see who get boys pass for rivers.since ojukaye emerged,have you been hearing about pdp chair felix obuah.

WE DON TIRE..

senatordave1:
Buhari will pull more crowd here than pdp did yesterday.buhari will get 30% here.

Receive sense

senatordave1:
Apc got crowd in cross river without forcing teachers,students and importing outsiders.

hehehehehehe.....

Who will he raise his hands up as governor now.

senatordave1:
Rivers 1.4 million,delta 1.2 million.this time,they wont reach 1million.i wonder who in pdp can match ojukaye.

And these figures are with federal might ooo. Lets see what happens now there is no federal might.

sarrki:
South-south and South-east: My Thought On PDP stronghold –

PDP have consistently won 60% or more of the total votes since 2003 in Abia, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo and Rivers.

In the last election, PDP got about 50% of their total votes from these states, 6,892,762 votes. The party received 80% or more from each state; the highest was Anambra with 98.5%. But what are the chances of PDP/Atiku repeating the 2015 feat next week in their stronghold?

Personally, I believe PDP have lost some ground in most of these states, if not all.

• In Anambra, Governor Obiano is not hiding his affection for President Buhari and not shying away from publicly promoting the achievements of the Buhari Government in the state and south east as a whole. PDP won the state with 98.5% of the total votes in the last election, I strongly believe this time around, the state could easily swing in favour of either of the two major parties.

• Imo, despite the obvious friction in Imo APC, the incumbent Governor is still solidly behind President Buhari and APC as far as the presidential election is concerned. I doubt if that support will be readily available in the Gubernatorial election especially. I believe APC have a better chance of winning this state.

• In Akwa Ibom and Delta, APC has successfully formed some great alliances and the party seem united in both states. In 2015, PDP secured 2.2 million votes from both states compare to APC 107,321. With the two states boasting 4,965,001 registered voters, an increase of over 1 million newly registered from last election, there is all to play for. I believe PDP will still win both states. I do not honestly believe APC is strong enough to win either state in this election, but I am confident the party will do exceptionally well, which will be nothing compare to the 2015 result.

• No doubt APC have gained some ground in Abia, cross river, Enugu, Bayelsa and Ebonyi, they are not significant enough for the party to win any of those states. PDP will still retain these states but not in a way they will want to. In the last election, PDP had about 90% of total votes in all these states, I don’t see that happening in this election. APC will comfortably secure at least the required 25% in all, and looking at the voting record of these states, it would be considered a decent outing for APC.

• Rivers state, the crown jewel of PDP stronghold with 3,215,273 registered voters. In the last election, PDP had 95% of total votes (1,487,075 votes) compare to APC 4.4% (69,238 votes). Thanks to Amaechi, Abe and co, they have successfully made a mess of APC’s chances in the state. Even though I do honestly believe PDP will win the state, I also believe APC will perform far better than they did in 2015.

At the end of the day, south-south and south-east will remain a PDP stronghold, at least the time being. Though PDP is still firmly entrenched in these two regions, but with Imo state out of their grip, and both main parties having a 50-50 chance of winning Anambra state, this is enough to worry PDP. It says a lot on how deep APC has encroached into their territory. APC secured only about 5% of total votes in SS and SE in 2015, and they still won the election. If they manage to secure about 35-40% in this election, which believe they will, it would be considered a great success. If I were PDP supporter, I would be worried.

Lmfaooo I love your confidence, however daft your permutations are... I love how you Apc clowns are so hopeful of your Buhari getting 35-40% from the SE/SS, but will never accept the same possibilities of Atiku securing the same percentage if not more in Buhari's strongholds... Saturday isn't far... we shall see.

ph is a PDP State so he just fulfilling all righteousness

senatordave1:
Rivers 1.4 million,delta 1.2 million.this time,they wont reach 1million.i wonder who in pdp can match ojukaye.

In what states?

Naughtysite:
Hope you have enuf stones

of course

chxe:
Receive sense

From a senseless fellow?

Otakom87:
Magnus abe and ameachi no want let baba teach Wike lesson. With three APC senators in rivers I don't see why Wike is still flexing his muscle. If not for the clash of ego between this two.

my dear, its rather unfortunate that the two doesnt want to bury their personal ambition for the sake of the party. I am of the opinion that ameachi would have strike a deal with magnus or rather allow him to be the governorship candidate. They would have come together and stop wike . I dont know why they cannot shelve their pride for the interest of the party. With three senators and other house of rep members in their bags, they will pull more crowd in rivers for PMB.

chocolatelady:
And these figures are with federal might ooo. Lets see what happens now there is no federal might.

Ahaha U a dey get hope.u nor.dey see the hunger in the Land?even Politicians nor get cash to spend nah there we know say E red,

chocolatelady:
And these figures are with federal might ooo. Lets see what happens now there is no federal might.

Ahaha U a dey get hope.u nor.dey see the hunger in the Land?even Politicians nor get cash to spend nah there we know say E red,8

sarrki:
South-south and South-east: My Thought On PDP stronghold –

PDP have consistently won 60% or more of the total votes since 2003 in Abia, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo and Rivers.

In the last election, PDP got about 50% of their total votes from these states, 6,892,762 votes. The party received 80% or more from each state; the highest was Anambra with 98.5%. But what are the chances of PDP/Atiku repeating the 2015 feat next week in their stronghold?

Personally, I believe PDP have lost some ground in most of these states, if not all.

• In Anambra, Governor Obiano is not hiding his affection for President Buhari and not shying away from publicly promoting the achievements of the Buhari Government in the state and south east as a whole. PDP won the state with 98.5% of the total votes in the last election, I strongly believe this time around, the state could easily swing in favour of either of the two major parties.

• Imo, despite the obvious friction in Imo APC, the incumbent Governor is still solidly behind President Buhari and APC as far as the presidential election is concerned. I doubt if that support will be readily available in the Gubernatorial election especially. I believe APC have a better chance of winning this state.

• In Akwa Ibom and Delta, APC has successfully formed some great alliances and the party seem united in both states. In 2015, PDP secured 2.2 million votes from both states compare to APC 107,321. With the two states boasting 4,965,001 registered voters, an increase of over 1 million newly registered from last election, there is all to play for. I believe PDP will still win both states. I do not honestly believe APC is strong enough to win either state in this election, but I am confident the party will do exceptionally well, which will be nothing compare to the 2015 result.

• No doubt APC have gained some ground in Abia, cross river, Enugu, Bayelsa and Ebonyi, they are not significant enough for the party to win any of those states. PDP will still retain these states but not in a way they will want to. In the last election, PDP had about 90% of total votes in all these states, I don’t see that happening in this election. APC will comfortably secure at least the required 25% in all, and looking at the voting record of these states, it would be considered a decent outing for APC.

• Rivers state, the crown jewel of PDP stronghold with 3,215,273 registered voters. In the last election, PDP had 95% of total votes (1,487,075 votes) compare to APC 4.4% (69,238 votes). Thanks to Amaechi, Abe and co, they have successfully made a mess of APC’s chances in the state. Even though I do honestly believe PDP will win the state, I also believe APC will perform far better than they did in 2015.

At the end of the day, south-south and south-east will remain a PDP stronghold, at least the time being. Though PDP is still firmly entrenched in these two regions, but with Imo state out of their grip, and both main parties having a 50-50 chance of winning Anambra state, this is enough to worry PDP. It says a lot on how deep APC has encroached into their territory. APC secured only about 5% of total votes in SS and SE in 2015, and they still won the election. If they manage to secure about 35-40% in this election, which believe they will, it would be considered a great success. If I were PDP supporter, I would be worried.

Bread and beans analysis. You will be shocked at what hit after Saturday.

May thunder strike dead anyone who votes buhari in this coming election.

chocolatelady:
And these figures are with federal might ooo. Lets see what happens now there is no federal might.

Ahaha U a dey get hope.u nor.dey see the hunger in the Land?even Politicians nor get cash to spend nah there we know say E red,

LucanBeeB:
Lmfaooo I love your confidence, however daft your permutations are... I love how you Apc clowns are so hopeful of your Buhari getting 35-40% from the SE/SS, but will never accept the same possibilities of Atiku securing the same percentage if not more in Buhari's strongholds... Saturday isn't far... we shall see.

It is more easier for buhari to get that number in the south than atiku doing same up north? Apc has massive machinery in every southern states,what does pdp have in kebbi,zamfara,katsina,borno,yobe? Apart from kwankwaso,tambuwal,lamido who else will assist atiku? Only tambuwal has immunity oh.

erico2k2:
Ahaha U a dey get hope.u nor.dey see the hunger in the Land?even Politicians nor get cash to spend nah there we know say E red,

Na even why apc go win self.even if na 50k per votes,apc go pay.let PdP l continue jubilating over crowd that are hired.try and attend some apc meeting,you go pity atiku.

senatordave1:
It is more easier for buhari to get that number in the south than atiku doing same up north? Apc has massive machinery in every southern states,what does pdp have in kebbi,zamfara,katsina,borno,yobe? Apart from kwankwaso,tambuwal,lamido who else will assist atiku? Only tambuwal has immunity oh.

Lmaooo all those machineries won't amount to SH*T barring any rigging from APC of course... the people's vote will do the talking. Which APC figure from the South can pull quarter of the type of crowd, much less have any type of clout than the names you mentioned for PDP from the North? Amaechi isn't even relevant anymore cause he's literally Wike's boy in the game of politics... A Kwankwaso alone is worth more than a thousand Akpabios and Amaechis combined(I haven't even mentioned Tambuwal sef), and that's more than enough to secure Atiku a safe margin in the Northwest which is Buharis strongest zone. Atiku judging from the impressive rallies done in the North so far will definitely put up a very decent showing in the other zones in the North... Like I said, the election is just three days away, no need making pointless noise online...thr polls will do the talking.

StrictlyIphones:

I'm back again..
To the unfortunate moderator that gave me a lengthy ban, in this year 2019...
MAY YOUR ROAD BE ROUGH

Meanwhile..Still available..
iPhones 6,7 and 8

U guys just don't learn.You r coming back from a lengthy ban n u r already insulting the mods.



I will be glad if I get a ban because, let's face the fact, Nairaland is an addiction. A ban can make u do some thing new,more profitable n rewarding with ur data n time.

Life doesn't begin n end on Nairaland.

Gandollar:
Bread and beans analysis. You will be shocked at what hit after Saturday.

May thunder strike dead anyone who votes buhari in this coming election.

What will thunder now do to anybody that votes Atiku?




Consult well with thunder before calling it o!