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aze:This will be aired out to the northern masses once campaigns start. Atiku the IPOB candidate - how sexy ![]() |
Shuku0kukobambi:Ouch! ![]() |
Omololu001:Lol, they should try reciting it in front of a mirror so they can see and reflect on how ridiculous they sound ![]() |
tuniski:Unfortunately you failed to discount for the electoral strength of the regions. SE & SS combined are just 15 million voters strong (assuming 100% turnout). Even with the 60% victory you've accorded to Buhari in the NW, that's 11 million votes already from the North west alone which has neutralized the entire votes of the SE (7 million) and over half of the SS votes which are Atiku's only strongholds. Remember that with Oshiomole, Amaechi, Akpabio et al the SS will be shared with President Buhari. With a SE VP, just forget the southwest as Atiku will struggle to get 25% in most of the SW States which adds another possible 10 million votes to Buhari's kitty. For the reasons I stated, PMB will also sweep the NE but I don't expect a fact-lacking person to agree. In fact, we haven't even accounted for federal might and the extra million votes PMB will get in Boko haram freed regions where people couldn't vote in 2015 due to PDP's corruption and incompetence in battling the insurgency .The only states where votes will be significantly shared are the 4 states in the NC already mentioned. Clear victory for PMB to the discerning. 2019 is pregnant . |
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EasternActivist:My friend this is not an arena for your igbo superiority delusions. Your assertions are totally baseless. Next. |
Mohayaks:You're right. Honestly the ignorance and clueless state of some in the south regarding political realities in the north is just mind-blowing ![]() |
EasternActivist:Its okay, but are you even aware Atiku is a Fulani muslim as well? So what's your point? That Wukari and Lamido people are sympathetic to restructuring and Igbo agenda? Hahaha. |
abes:Hmm...and to think that these areas are under the tight control of the FG-loyal Nigerian Army...lol. Honestly the level of delusion is quite amazing. |
ModsareChevres:Even before the race starts... Adamawa govt chooses President Buhari over Atiku Abubakar - Vanguard (2 Hours ago) By Umar Yusuf YOLA—Adamawa State government has declared support and loyalty to President Muhammadu Buhari as candidate on the platform of All Progressives Congress, APC, for the 2019 presidential election, noting that it is not disturbed by the emergence of the former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, as the presidential candidate of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/10/adamawa-govt-chooses-president-buhari-over-atiku-abubakar/ |
ModsareChevres:On what basis? Based on what political structure? How many wins has he recorded in Adamawa in the past? Lol. |
Awol1:Why not dispute the reasons put forward, or make your alternative submission? This thread is for emotionally balanced minds. |
ozento:You're also entitled to your own opinion, however baseless. |
To put it plainly, apart from Taraba, Benue, Plateau & Nassarawa States, President Muhammadu Buhari is poised to sweep the votes of the remaining 15 northern states, for the following reasons: 1. The "Amana" factor. A lot of southerners often wonder the basis of the cult-like following PMB commands in the North - the reason is not far fetched. The Hausa-fulani people in particular, place a huge value on the concept of "Amana" (trust/to hold in trust), a value which Buhari's track record of integrity (whether disputed or not) is clearly aligned with. Despite media propaganda, most of these people who are more politically informed than their average southern counterparts, are aware that not a single charge of corruption has stuck on their revered PMB, amidst corruption allegations among his cronies. Atiku loses massively in this respect because of his track record of corruption (BPE, Haliburton, $16b power scam, unexplained source of wealth etc.) which presents him as an untrustworthy leader to most northerners. Furthermore, PMB's seemingly north-centric agenda regarding appointments, infrastructure projects (roads, rails, ports) and focus on agriculture assures most northerners that their interests would be well protected under his administration, in contrast to Atiku who is perceived to be likely to make concessions and appeasements to the East whose support he is mostly riding on going by recent trends. Atiku also loses big in this regard. 2. The South Eastern VP Factor If Atiku gives in to the clamor for his running mate to emerge from the East, then he stands to lose massive votes from the core north for obvious reasons. Firstly, the deep political antagonism and anti-north stance from Igbos, which has characterized the national space and been amplified since the defeat of Jonathan and rise of IPOB/Nnamdi Kanu and their hate speech, will deeply hurt Atiku's chances because not only will it mean the North would be taking the extreme bigotry, insults and political antagonism from the East right on the chin with no consequences, it would also mean the possibility of an Igbo successor to Atiku - a people known for their contempt for Nigeria's unity and secessionist aspirations. In addition, a SE VP will also cost Atiku significant SW votes - a sub-region with the second largest number of registered voters (14 million). 3. The Boko Haram Factor In sharp contrast to the generally held notion among some in the south that Atiku would sweep the NE because it's his home region, the strides recorded by PMB in the fight against Boko Haram heavily neutralizes that effect. I am not talking about social media noise, but the perceptions of people directly affected by Boko Haram activities and are experiencing a gradual return to normalcy since PMB took office. Yola (Adamawa) for example, Atiku's own home capital, has experienced peace since PMB's onslaught on BH like they never saw since Boko Haram emerged under the past PDP administration - this was formerly a ghost town that used to suffer deadly BH attacks daily with dusk-till-dawn curfews, which has since been lifted and attacks reduced to suicide bombings and guerrilla attacks on soft targets, which are reducing on a monthly basis. This was a state that had several LGA's under Boko Haram's rule during PDP's administration and the people aren't quick to forget the corruption that marred the fight against BH in Dasuki fashion. Maiduguri is back to it's bustling state with dozens of NGO's providing humanitarian services to help with the ongoing rebuilding efforts, people are now free to watch El-Kanem FC matches in the township stadium, and trans-border economic trade (mostly fish) is gradually being restored. The return of the Chibok and Dapchi girls also adds points to PMB's profile in the sub-region. If by God's grace the FG is able to secure the release of Leah Sharibu then that would be a hat-trick. I personally spoke to a "Kube" (traditional hausa cap) dealer from Borno recently and these were the exact sentiments he expressed as he professed support for Buhari's candidacy. Final Note It is very valid to permute that the votes from the 4 excluded northern states (Benue, Plateau, Nassarawa, Taraba) will be shared by both candidates as federal might will play out (both parties will rig anyway). With 19 million registered voters in the North West and 10 million in the North East which are largely homogenic, it is safe to say anyone who loses these key regions has lost the 2019 elections. With another 14 million registered voters in the SW which is APC's stronghold and Atiku's slant towards choosing a SE VP, his campaign team should be very worried. Note that this is not to say Atiku will not record a sizable number of votes from the Northern States, but the ratio will pale in significance to Buhari's potential landslide victory in the region. - Q.S |
Nemesis001:5K votes lol. That's less than the votes PMB will get from my local government ![]() |
naijapips04:This one seems most pained among the wailing sore losers ![]() Take heart...Buhari cares |
Princedapace:APC is by far the lesser evil, and Osunites agreed with their votes ![]() As for your wish against Nigeria, the prayers of the wicked are a foul odour to the Almighty, so you can channel your sorrows to the funeral going on at Wadata Plaza ![]() Sai baba! |
naijapips04:Only a certified dunce with a single digit IQ would require a WAEC certificate as proof of literacy, from an accomplished General that has successfully graduated from international military academies and completed several courses. The real shocker is that a combination of Saraki, Atiku & ipob miscreants were unable to stop the wind of change from sweeping the shaku shaku Senator off his feet ![]() Take heart. PMB cares. |
enonche85:Osun people decided they didn't want an Olodo with 7 F9's leading them, because its obvious the salary situation would be even worse under the twerking dullard. Take heart, APC cares. |
Princedapace:Sorry I cannot fold my hands when decisions are being made that will affect my future. God forbid that I be like you . |
Wike's insistence on Tambuwal for the PDP ticket will finally bury PDP. Mark these words. If Wike/Secondus impose Tambuwal in their desperation to rule after him, Atiku/Makarfi/Kwankwaso will do everything to tear the party apart from within in protest, and may secretly work for Buhari (like Sule Lamido & Bala Moh'd did when GEJ was imposed in 2015). Asides that, Tambuwal is relatively unknown in the south and stands no chance in the SW against an impending Osibanjo presidency in a few years. This of course is aside feelers which indicate that Wike wants to prop up a weak candidate in Tambs so as to guarantee an easy victory for PMB in 2019, to allow power move south in 2023 when Wike will stand a strong chance of emerging President. In all these, the only common denominator is Wike's ambition. |
millhouse:Anything to soothe your aching heart...so you knew change was needed but were supporting PDP? Cry me a river ![]() I thought Saraki was the Einstein and master strategist of politics "that will show Bubu how it's done"? Even with Atiku also in Osun? Lmao PDP was simply outsmarted, outplayed, and dealt a heavy dose of Karma after treating Omisore like dirt. PDP is the worst cancer to have afflicted Nigeria and we are aggressively curing it...one city at a time ![]() |
mankan2k7:You and Fayose have been praying this evil prayer for 3 years now, but God in his wisdom continues to strengthen & refresh Buhari and disgrace those who pray endlessly for his death. You no dey fear God? |
Johnnyessence: Johnnyessence:Even at first ballot, 50% (half) of the registered voters voted for APC in Osun...so your assertion is baseless. APC also defeated PDP in Edo, Ondo & Ekiti...and even had more votes than PDP in Anambra so what are you talking about? Nigerians are making their choices and PDP is not it. Save your wails for the tribunal.
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From Edo, to Anambra, to Ondo, to Ekiti, and now Osun...the kind of back-to-back failure and serial pummeling that PDP has been receiving is enough to make an onion cry Pele, though you wailers were warned...elections are not won by "likes" and "shares" online, but by intense politicking on the ground - the sort that bore the fruits of Omisore's allegiance and guaranteed APC's final victory. Go to court ![]() Congratulations Gov-elect Oyetola Congratulations APC Congratulations Osunites Sai Baba till 2023 . |
Why the contradicting statements from the U.S Consul? He earlier adjudged the polls to have been satisfactory so what gives ![]() We must continually strive to make our elections as free, fair and peaceful as possible, regardless. That said, congratulations to Governor-elect Oyetola, and to the APC for consolidating it's regional stronghold. PDP only reaped what they've been sowing for years, hence the pains ![]() |
Anybody openly supported by the iPig wailers is always bound for failure and disappointment. Fayose Jonathan Metuh Nnamdi Kanu Evans Orubebe Agbaje Dasuki ...and now Adeleke the the twerkaholic senator. I just pity Saraki/Atiku ![]() |
The saga continues... Omisore or not, APC will be very silly to allow itself lose tomorrow's election with all the cards in its hands ![]() sarrki:Happy Birthday to the indomitable Sarrki, tormenter of wailers and IPOB terrorists alike. Age with grace dear Patriot! |
amarilo:Stop trying to confuse yourself . There is no mention of cancelled election anywhere. What we have are cancelled votes which far outnumber the difference in final votes between the APC and PDP, which has led to the declaration of an inconclusive election. Therefore the question here is why hypocrite Secondus and his shameless supporters are crying blood despite the fact that APC also suffered inconclusive elections just 3 years ago in Kogi & Imo states, even when it was thrashing the PDP with a much higher margin than 353? Cc: Mynd44, Lalasticlala |
Ioannes:Right on the money. |
ODUBEZE: lordtosan:Hope you're now better informed. PDP & Hypocrisy are like 5 & 6. |
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