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Thank you very much, Bro

richmond500:
For the training only.
You will get another cash when you are on the field

Once again, thanks bro. Please does the 130k for the training only or for the whole exercise??

richmond500:
after our first training of 13days, they paid us 171, they don't pay daily but just pay all at once

We are now to train u guys, they will probably pay u guys 130k

Thanks.

richmond500:
after our first training of 13days, they paid us 171, they don't pay daily but just pay all at once

We are now to train u guys, they will probably pay u guys 130k

Please, is the pay daily or cumulatively? As in immediately after each training session?

richmond500:
the first training, they paid us 171k.

They pay like 13k per day

The bubble don dey burst.... Dem go cancel many people before 2027. Politics of emotion no dey make sense

Hope lover of Nigeria class of '23 will not be shouting "stolen mandate" .....

Do you even know the function of BVAS ??

Revolution2022:
The ballot papers should be scan via the BVA device.Majority of the thumbprints in APC column belongs to one person.And that polling unit may not be where he registered.

What did SE bring to the table?? In political appointment, number of vote casted in your region in support of the eventual winner is a huge bargain right. SE doesn't deserve ANY of the two heads of the legislative assemblies.

You can't eat where you didn't work.

More than 4 were SENATE PRESIDENT under Obj regime....

SLAP44:
Igbo had produced.

Ken Nnamani
Chuba Okadigbo
Evans Enwerem
Anyim Pious Anyim
Adolphus Nwagbara
Edwin Umezuoke


6 senate presidents, South west 0

It's on record that every state in Igboland has produced at least one senate president

Igboland has grown bigger than senate president positions abeg, someone who won up to 6 Champions league trophies doesn't drag it with anyone, moreover as its a rubberstamp position, Lawan is just a civil servant, not different from Buharri office clerk

Add the two SDP senators... SDP is Tinubu's loyalists party

N3TRAL:
It's now 53. APC is the majority. Swift enactment of laws and protection of the president.

No one can impeach the president without the approval of the APC senators as it stands.

Having majority in the legislature promotes the stability of the executive in a Presidential system.

Please let go hatred and whatever opinion you hold against the President-elect. Let's give him the chance to rebuild our nation. Let's not frustrate his government to prove a point.

Please.

Tinubu is not a bad person. A Muslim whose background was Islamic but defied all odds, went ahead to marry a Christian wife and support her in church during her ordination as a pastor is a very liberal man. Most of his children and grandchildren today are christians.

Aso Rocks chapel will be led by his wife and children on Sundays. It will never be closed.

I doubt if some of y'all go school...

In an exams. When the INSTRUCTIONS say: Answer 4 questions.

And you have 5 questions in Section A and 2 questions in Section B.

If you can answer 4 questions from section A, you've fulfilled the requirement..

Below is Fálànà submission on it.

Won!!

princejohnard:
3KN8XRX
Campeonato Brasileiro, Serie A1, Women

Atletico Mineiro MG - Ferroviaria SP

Over 4.5 goals

Odd: 7.1

Starts by 12am

3KN8XRX
Campeonato Brasileiro, Serie A1, Women

Atletico Mineiro MG - Ferroviaria SP

Over 4.5 goals

Odd: 7.1

Starts by 12am

The one you know....

DispatcherLagos:
Which Benue are you talking about?

Twitter no be INEC collation center NAU...

uniquetechng:
Tinubu is not winning Benue , where did you get that from ? Go to Twitter to see real results.

Liverpool cut this ticket

princejohnard:
Bournemouth - Manchester City
Manchester City
1.30
1X2
Vizela - Benfica
Benfica
1.37
1X2
Empoli - Napoli
Napoli
1.45
1X2
Hoffenheim - Borussia Dortmund
Yes
1.37
Away Win Either Half
Angers - Lyon
Draw Or Lyon
1.15
Double Chance
Crystal Palace - Liverpool
Yes
1.41
Away Win Either Half

Total Odd: 6

Booking code: 3KDRQZ3

Abuja is traditional PDP base just like SE. Tinubu is winning kwara, Benue and Kogi in NC ..

Investorozay:
lol in ABJ and many southern / NC states he no see top 3 and zero votes choke

It's not ONLY LP. If you've voted you would have noticed some party logo are not on the presidential ballot paper while it's on the rep and Senate ballot paper...

Let's stop sensationalizing things

marlow1962:
Why only LP?

Some constituencies do not have LP candidate, reason why the ballot paper for Rep and Senator are shorter.....

marlow1962:
Omo this election na rubbish.
How can LP logo be missing, this election is a mess.

What kind of rubbish is this

Then Ortom's vote should be invalidated too....

Bournemouth - Manchester City
Manchester City
1.30
1X2
Vizela - Benfica
Benfica
1.37
1X2
Empoli - Napoli
Napoli
1.45
1X2
Hoffenheim - Borussia Dortmund
Yes
1.37
Away Win Either Half
Angers - Lyon
Draw Or Lyon
1.15
Double Chance
Crystal Palace - Liverpool
Yes
1.41
Away Win Either Half

Total Odd: 6

Booking code: 3KDRQZ3

Lost...... 5/6

princejohnard:
6 Selections
Expand Lines
Argentina - Canada
Over (165.5)
2.08
Over/Under
Uruguay - USA
Over (165.5)
2.05
Over/Under
Colombia - Mexico
Over (153.5)
2.05
Over/Under
Panama - Dominican Republic
Over (152.5)
2.07
Over/Under
Philippines - Lebanon
Over (165.5)
2.10
Over/Under
Guatemala - Nicaragua
Over (162.5)
2.06
Over/Under

Total Odd: 78.28

Bet9ja code: 3K9HSBQ

ATIKU would be the winner.....
The large turnout prediction is a bit faulty because large turnout of voters won't be made up of Obidients alone... It would be across board.

Also, Atiku would actually come second in SW states in which he didn't win including Lagos.

ATIKU will get the spread in SE also...

AfricanColumbus:
Atiku predicted to come a distant third

Without any last minute trick, ATIKU will win tomorrow

I doubt this though. 50millions turnout is about 60% of the 87 millions collected PVC. It's unlikely! The highest would be 50% though.


I pray the SE don't fall into the trap of over voting cos from experience it's highly possible Election officers would be pressured in SE

Felabrity:
Expect x2 turnouts tomorrow, compared to 2019

Over 50 million votes will be recorded tomorrow

Peter Obi, 20 million
Atiku 15million
Tinubu 12 million
Kwankwaso 3 million

6 Selections
Expand Lines
Argentina - Canada
Over (165.5)
2.08
Over/Under
Uruguay - USA
Over (165.5)
2.05
Over/Under
Colombia - Mexico
Over (153.5)
2.05
Over/Under
Panama - Dominican Republic
Over (152.5)
2.07
Over/Under
Philippines - Lebanon
Over (165.5)
2.10
Over/Under
Guatemala - Nicaragua
Over (162.5)
2.06
Over/Under

Total Odd: 78.28

Bet9ja code: 3K9HSBQ

You're comparing gubernatorial election to presidential election? Ede vote can't save atiku in Osun, APC is likely to get 800k vote that's about 70% of the vote if the is 60-70% voters turnout, Osun have close to 2.5 million voters.

In NC, Tinubu will get more than 50% of casted votes in Kwara and Kogi but wins Niger and Nasarawa with little margin. He's highly likely to get 25% spread in Benue, Plateau and FCT.

Forget social media hype, lot of first time voters does even know their polling unit. And this will have effect to turnouts in most metropolitan states/cities.....

Tinubu will win NC but the margin is what I'm not sure of. To me NW is the battleground not just because of it's high voters population but also for having the highest average voters turnout in the country ( 48% )

Anybody that wins NW with at least 10% margin between ATIKU and Tinubu would be president!!!

Different perspectives are welcome....

Kalu is doing all for THE SENATE PRESIDENCY slot!! If APC wins Presidential election, and Ahmed Lawal returns to senate. I see a battle for the Senate presidency slot again like 2015.....

The naira redesign policy was an important weapon in the anti-Tinubu's arsenal. If Tinubu survives its effect on this election then TINUBU would be NIGERIA GREATEST POLITICIAN!

FatherOfJesus:
When two brothers fight, a stranger inherits their house. African proverb.

By the time you read this, there will be three days to the Presidential and National Assembly elections. By Tuesday 27th, the All Progressives Congress would be involved in damage assessment. The result of the ongoing civil war would show in votes, hopes and regrets. It would be the job of Nigerian voters to make the judgement over the party’s performance, but the party leaders, managers, beneficiaries, stalwarts, and persons whose political careers depend entirely on the voter’s verdict would be remembered as people who set the barn on fire on the eve of the feast. There are few innocents in this unless they are buried deep in the mountains of grievances and high stake manoeuvres. A party that was entitled to assume a fairly good chance of succeeding President Buhari’s administration despite the gaping holes in the inheritance is left to scramble for crumbs from fights over its very foundations.

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If the APC wins the presidential contest, it will almost entirely be the result of the weaknesses and failures of the opposition rather than its credible finish in the campaigns. Its candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has run the best campaign money can buy. If he does not become President, it will be entirely to the credit of the most damaging unscrambling of a party that had always been built on the ego and whims of one person, Buhari. Tinubu was the second half of a contraption meant to capture the power and make Buhari president. The moment that goal was achieved his portion of the influence in that contraption shrank to the size of the designs of the other owner. Buhari became APC, now managed by other beneficiaries and opportunists who crowded out Tinubu today and opened a bit of the door for him the next day. He did pick some of the spoils of the victory of 2015, including a rickety understanding that he would succeed Buhari as President. A deal to treat the leadership of the country like a relay baton, between two people defined and bound only by finely-honed ego and personal ambition waited for time and antics of palace fixers to be tested.

It has been a long race in which many spectators, officials and managers joined at will. The rules changed many times, except the one that kept Buhari ahead so that other participants in the race could benefit from being left to their devices. It was good enough for an increasingly smaller circle, except for Tinubu who now finds that he has fought for space among many others who have also assumed roles as kingmakers or powerful courtiers. It got worse for Tinubu when he found out that there was a scramble for his position as anointed successor. He must have remembered the borrowed phrase used by Buhari at his swearing ceremony which warned that he owed no one a debt, and was available to everyone. Many politicians would have walked away, murmuring treachery and betrayal. Not the old fighter that is Tinubu.Ego and ambition that matched Buhari’s reinforced a strong sense of indignation, and he threw everything into a fight for what he believed was his but was about to be snatched by an assortment of all-comers. It was an expensive and bitter battle, made more difficult by the appearance of hostility at Tinubu’s access to the ticket from Buhari. If Tinubu felt bitter that he was reduced to grovelling and deal-making with APC governors from the North, many of whom would not have answered his greeting a few months earlier, no one would have blamed him. By then the reality that Buhari was APC, and APC was Buhari must have firmly registered on Tinubu. He then had to fall back on a few northern governors who had learned the art of twisting arms from Buhari. They made their deal, went in, killed the notion of an anointed northern candidate in Buhari’s grasp and made the ground a little more level for Tinubu. It was a key bend in a long marathon.

The nation watched a party in all its political disarray show the power of a few political fixers and tremendous wealth which bought power. Tinubu emerged from a bruising selection process and run into a storm over his choice of a Muslim as his running mate. The distinction between political correctness, principled stubbornness and risky foolhardiness was lost in his decision to run with a Muslim in a country that had turned faith into an expensive political commodity. Tinubu lost many friends and gained only a few over his choice of a Muslim running mate. Large sections of the targeted Muslim voters were not impressed. The Christian community was divided between seeing his choice as a supreme act of hostility, and others who saw it as a political risk they could live with. By the time Tinubu’s expensive campaign to succeed Buhari left port, the impression of a party that had no respect for the loyalty or sensitivities of the population was spreading faster than insecurity under Buhari. It was already burdened by the empty legacy of the party’s administration under Buhari. That means it had to start from below ground zero. To denounce the record of its own sitting president who was at best indifferent to its success at that stage was dangerous. To whitewash it and attempt to sell it to a nation that knew a lot better was to take a very poor risk.

Tinubu had to run on his own steam and manoeuvre between huge obstacles. He was running for the first time for the presidency against an experienced PDP candidate who just beat Buhari’s record by running for the fifth time. The North was not going to be an easy ride with Atiku’s presence there. His own primary constituency in the South West was going to require some work to substantially line up behind him. Labour’s Parter Obi was going to eat deeply among offended Christian communities in the North, and its barricades in the South East were going to keep him almost entirely out. The South-South is up for grabs to all three, so he could not expect too much there. The appearance of some limitations on his health, real or exaggerated has not helped his campaign around providing a strong leader who will pull the country out of its current mess. The North is at best ambivalent against him.

Still, it would have been wrong to write off Tinubu’s chances if the ongoing civil war in his party, which is compounding the misery of most Nigerians is not eating deeply into the sympathies of Nigerians for his party. The circumstance and events triggered by the implementation of the Naira redesign policy is a cruel turn of the knife at the back of the Tinubu project. Those who think the final rug has been pulled from under Tinubu’s feet will not be blamed for being conspiracy theorists if the timing, the process and the high stake actions of the president, key appointees and governors cannot be proved as normal coincidence. It will be difficult for Tinubu’s campaign to avoid being smeared by a president who ignores the Supreme Court, a CBN governor who appears to live in his own world with only Buhari’s photo on the wall, APC governors treating the constitution and the president with disdain, a distressed nation groaning under the additional burden and an election that is imminent. It appears that Tinubu himself has received the legacy of a party he helped form: a political contrivance around the ambition of only one man. He did inherit Buhari, but it will be a cruel trick if it turns out to be an empty inheritance.

https://21stcenturychronicle.com/tinubus-apc-self-destructs/

98% of INEC staff in each state are NATIVE of that state! If at all this is TRUE then na Igbo dey do Igbo because no way an outsider could have access to such number of PVCs.

The SE should stop playing the victim here, is it an Hausa person or people from other states that did this ??

This person should have called at least about 5 PVC and show the name on them because most of this uncollected PVC owners are either dead or the PVC are invalid ( due to so certain reasons)

Penguin2:
Relax!

As they are working hard to disenfranchise Southeasterners and subdue votes from the region, God is opening new frontiers for Peter Obi.

God cannot be mocked!