 Politics / Re: Ogun Guber Poll : Final Predictions by samstradam: 3:52pm On Mar 07, 2019 |
1. APC
2. PDP
3. APM
4. ADC
I was scared for Dapo Abiodun because of the goat called Amosun but it seems my people are responding positively to Buhari/Osinbajo combo and the possibilities of 2023. |
| Politics / Re: Reno Omokri Mocks Buhari, APC As Nigeria Is About To Become The Next Venezuela by samstradam: 12:57pm On Mar 06, 2019 |
The hate and bile being spilled by these so called new age democrats from PDP is becoming nauseating.
How can any sane human being prepare for a fight for 4 years and not imagine the possibilty of losing?
They should allow the vast majority of the 200 million sensible people in Nigeria have peace. 4 Likes 3 Shares |
| Politics / Re: INEC Fails To Explain Discrepancies In Presidential Election Figures 1Week After by samstradam: 10:14am On Mar 06, 2019 |
The problem with the lazy youth of this generation is they make the loudest online noise but when push comes to shove and the time to take their destiny in their own hands comes (ordinary go to the polling booth vote or observe) they fail and refuse to.
Simply put, if you had voted last Saturday, like i did, within 5 minutes you would notice why total accreditation figures and votes cast and canceled cannot be the same.
Using my example, when I arrived my polling booth the first thing I was asked was for my card. The corpers there then used the card reader (which only worked for me after the 3rd attempt, not a biggie) and then looked for my picture on the ballot register and struck me off. They then shoved 3 enormous ballot papers in my hand.
Now my intention solely had only been to vote in the presidential election
However I now had 3 uncomfortable ballot papers in my hand and a few seconds to make my decision.
Remember one is only accredited once for all 3 elections simultaneously, whether you are interested or not.
So after I had thumb-printed for my preferred candidate for the presidential I wanted to put empty blank papers for the Senate and HOR in their respective boxes.
I ask, if I had done so would this have counted for cancelled votes?? My belief is NO as the papers would be blank and thus would be returned back to INEC as unused.
Please note the people tasked with counting and making the decisions are not seasoned constitutional/electoral layers but simple corpers and officials.
So in a situation like that how the hell are we going to have accredited and total votes cast tallying?
Anyway, I decided to thumbprint for HOR and Senate as my polling booth was quite scanty and I felt if I handed in blanks their was always a chance that the officials left in a secluded area could easily thumbprint the blank papers for the candidate of their choice (God forbid anything related to me help PDP out) - so I eventually thumb-printed for 2 unfavorable parties.
See how just the basics of actually going out to vote and take my destiny in my own hand helped me to answer this question that "newly born-again democrats" and PDP sympathizers are disturbing the peace of 200 million people over. Nonsense. 1 Like |
| Celebrities / Re: Princess Shyngle Rocks Cleavage-Baring Outfit To Toyin Lawani's 37th Birthday by samstradam: 10:52am On Mar 05, 2019 |
The guy's look in the second pic. lol. 8 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Court Stops INEC From Redeploying Mike Igini, Akwa Ibom REC by samstradam: 10:11am On Mar 05, 2019 |
The headline is misleading.
it should say Court stops Okpara from Redeploying Mike Igini, Akwa Ibom REC.
These kind of headlines does not help the lazy youths and Igbos of this generation that must be spoon-fed all thing politics. |
| Sports / Re: Kamaru Usman Defeats Tyron Woodley, Becomes First African-born UFC Champion by samstradam: 8:01am On Mar 03, 2019 |
IvarTheBoneless:
Group A: Anthony Joshua, Larry Ekundayo, Israel Adesanya and this guy....
Group B : female dress stealing make-up wearing warriors : Zik , Ojukwu & Kanu.
Who would want to defend you & your country?
PS - i don't want tears from any chest-beaters  Oga why now, they get Dick the Tiger, he was only beaten like 19 times but he de fight naaaas Like Tupac would say........ "WESTSIDE"!!!! 3 Likes |
| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 9:15am On Mar 01, 2019 |
Only 3 senatorial seats remaining (Kogi, Plateau and Imo) samstradam:
Presidential:
Abia: PDP
Adamawa : PDP
Akwa Ibom: PDP
Anambra:PDP
Bauchi : APC
Bayelsa: PDP
Benue: PDP
Borno : APC
Cross River: PDP
Delta: PDP
Ebonyi:PDP
Edo: PDP
Ekiti: APC
Enugu: PDP
FCT: PDP
Gombe : APC
Imo: PDP
Jigawa : APC
Kaduna: APC
Kano: APC
Katsina: APC
Kebbi: APC
Kogi: APC
Kwara:APC
Lagos:APC
Nasarawa: APC
Niger : APC
Ogun : APC
Ondo: PDP
Osun:APC
Oyo : PDP
Plateau: PDP
Rivers: PDP
Sokoto: APC
Taraba: PDP
Yobe:APC
Zamfara: APC
Senators:
Abia: APC 1 PDP 2
Adamawa : APC 1 PDP 2
Akwa Ibom: APC 0 PDP 3
Anambra: PDP 2 YPP 1
Bauchi: APC 3 PDP 0
Bayelsa:APC 1 PDP 2
Benue: APC 0 PDP 3
Borno: APC 3 PDP 0
Cross River: APC 0 PDP 3
Delta: APC 1 PDP 2
Ebonyi: APC 0 PDP 3
EDO: APC 1 PDP 2
Ekiti: APC 3 PDP 0
Enugu: APC 0 PDP 3
FCT: APC 0 PDP1
Gombe: APC 3 PDP 0
Imo: APC 1 PDP 1
Jigawa : APC 3 PDP 0
Kaduna: APC 2 PDP 1
Kano: APC 3 PDP 0
Katsina : APC 3 PDP 0
Kebbi: APC 3 PDP 0
Kogi: APC 1 PDP 1
Kwara: APC 3 PDP 0
Lagos: APC 3 PDP 0
Nasarawa: APC 3 PDP 0
Niger: APC 3 PDP 0
Ogun: APC 3 PDP 0
Ondo: APC 1 PDP 2
OSUN: APC 2 PDP 1
Oyo: APC 2 PDP 1
Plateau :APC 1 PDP 1
Rivers :APC 0 PDP 3
Sokoto: APC 3 PDP 0
Taraba: APC 1 PDP 2
Yobe: APC 3 PDP 0
Zamfara: APC 3 PDP 0 |
| Politics / Re: "Judicial Immunity"- Where In The World Is The Nigerian Example Practised? by samstradam: 2:18pm On Feb 28, 2019 |
Good read.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/02/the-cjn-saga-and-the-role-of-lawyers-in-nigerias-democracy/
The CJN saga and the role of lawyers in Nigeria’s democracy
On February 28, 20194:23 By Edo Ukpong
Nowadays the battle to control the messaging space has produced a subconscious antenna in most readers to look at the by-line first to foretell the message or the motivation. Therefore, since the by-line to this piece will most likely not offer many clues or at best, be misleading, let me be helpful upfront. I am a commercial law practitioner who has been exclusively engaged in legal practice since my admission to the Nigerian Bar in 1985. My agenda is the survival of the relevance of the legal profession in Nigeria. Admittedly, the ‘CJN Saga’ has prompted this intervention. The attendant divisive reactions and commentary on the saga has seriously polarised the country. Onnoghen Suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) Justice Walter Samuel Nkanu Onnoghen Lawyers have joined the fray on the different divides but I do not get a sense that there is the awareness, that it is our profession and its relevance in our society that is on trial. Every collection of human beings, who by the exigencies of geography find themselves interacting with one another, will need structures to superintend their relationships inter se. These will involve duties and responsibilities to themselves and to the society as a collective. This arrangement, which is necessary for harmonious and orderly coexistence in any society, is what is termed as governance. Over time, principles and policies have developed to guide governance and whilst no uniformity exists, some of these principles and policies have gained universal recognition as forming the bedrock of meaningful governance. Lawyers play a key role in formulating and applying these principles and are accorded due recognition as being indispensable to the governance process. A fundamental principle of meaningful governance is the broad concept of justice. In order for democratic governance to thrive in Nigeria, there must exist an atmosphere where the citizenry collectively subscribe to rules, universal obedience to those rules and uniform and fair enforcement mechanisms. Whereas lawyers are critical to the maintenance of this atmosphere, more critical, however, will be the perception of the citizenry in general terms as to the fairness and efficacy of the state of justice administration. As Hubert Humphrey, former American Vice-President opined, “we cannot expect to breed respect for law and order amongst people who do not share the fruits of our freedom.” READ ALSO: Onnoghengate : Saraki, Young lawyers back Buhari, shun NBA boycott The society has developed by design that entrusts to the body of lawyers a pivotal role in maintaining a justice system that functions fairly and for the common good. My fear, borne out of years of experience and keen observation, is that the body of lawyers in Nigeria has not developed the group consciousness to appreciate the enormity of this role, let alone the uniform gravitas to work to justify the expectations of society. Let me digress to the situation in Pakistan some years ago when then President Pervez Musharraf suspended the Pakistani Constitution. Pakistani lawyers stood up as a body to defy the suspension. Images of lawyers in huge numbers on the streets locking arms and being forcibly carried away by police officers must surely remain ingrained in the memories of a grateful and appreciative Pakistani populace. The action of the Pakistani lawyers is representative of my views and assuredly, that of a vast majority of lawyers worldwide on what lawyers can and must do to earn the respect of society and hence, maintain group relevance. The body of lawyers in Nigeria does not have many secrets. As a member of that body, I find the general perception of the body as being generally composed of selfish, myopic, unscrupulous and greedy fellows as largely representative of the reality. I use the term ‘largely’, very advisedly in the sense that I am of the conviction that a vast majority of lawyers in whatever station, are honourable and professional in the discharge of their calling and duty to society as guardians of civilisation. The problem is with the leadership of the body of lawyers. The leadership in the sense of this piece will include both the formal and informal leaders or if I may borrow the much used and abused but nebulous term – senior lawyers. The soul of the body of lawyers has been hijacked by a group of senior lawyers who are exploiting the uncharacteristic resigned posture of the majority to form a loose but enriching circle of corrupt influence and control. The obvious corruption in the judiciary is symptomatic of the corruption in the society as a whole but the complicity of the judiciary lays bare an existential dilemma for our country. In the event that the democratic governance we seek to entrench, provides for a justice administration system that should protect our commonwealth, what happens when the judiciary is seen as complicit in the plunder of our commonwealth? Nigerians have generally witnessed corruption cases being conducted unendingly, trivialised by absurd theatrics and usually ending in suspicious and unconvincing acquittals or at worst, apologetically lenient sentences. With the mounting evidence of different standards of justice, might it not get to the point soon, where the suffering masses identify corruption as the cause of their suffering, feel helpless and resort to mob justice? It is time for us lawyers to come to terms with our broken justice administration system and take the bull by the horn. If we do not act fast, courageously and selflessly to insist on remedial action, the matter may be taken out of our hands by tendencies without our level of appreciation for the niceties of technicalities and due process and it will not be pleasant. Lawyers as guardians of civilisation must first build uniform opinion on the essence and nature of the civilisation we must project and protect. We must also ensure our compliance with the spirit and intendment of the civilised conduct we seek to entrench in our body polity. We must hearken to the immortal words of Earl Warren, former Chief Justice of the USA – “It is the spirit and not the form of law that keeps justice alive.” Corruption is undoubtedly an existential threat to the fabric of our society and if our primary responsibility is to create a civilised atmosphere, it means that lawyers must be at the forefront of the fight against corruption. In this light, therefore, the civilisation we ought to promote in our society cannot in any form or shape support the reaction of our group of senior lawyers to the CJN saga. Upon the public revelation of the contents of the charges against the CJN, the body of lawyers ought to have taken an immediate public stance different from that which we witnessed. For the sake of good order, the CJN should have been advised to step aside pending the outcome of the matter at the Code of Conduct Tribunal. There can be no justice without orderliness and the jumping of the correct order to focus on politics and the technicalities of due process when we have ourselves not advised the CJN to follow due process, is a grave error. The error was bound to result in more shambolic actions and reactions. There is no interpretation of the concept of justice in a civilised society, which will allow the CJN to maintain the authority of his office under the weight of such damaging accusations, to preside, even if remotely, over a process in which he is the accused. Moreover, as unpopular as it may seem now, there is no responsible government as the custodian of the people’s mandate to govern, that will helplessly allow that anomalous situation to prevail. The optics of over 50 senior lawyers, literally elbowing their way to gain visibility as defenders of the embattled CJN, unfortunately paints the picture of a group protecting ‘one of its own.’ The duty of the body of lawyers should rather be to protect the society from the consequent damage to its judiciary. Unfortunately, the optics of the CJN saga has solidified the impression of lawyers as promoters of corruption in the consciousness of Nigerians. The intervention by another faction of 20 senior lawyers, who appear to be focused more on the rot in the justice administration system, rather than the defence of an individual, is welcome but will not provide the needed solution. The CJN saga provides a great opportunity and can be the defining moment, where the body of lawyers embarks on self-cleansing and rebrands itself. It is time for younger progressive elements in the profession to organise themselves, articulate and define values for the body that will align with the needs and expectations of our society. Senior lawyers are too shackled by stakes, suspicious of each other and constrained by unhelpful inherited traditions to lead the charge to save the profession. Let me close by suggesting that we bring back Rule 14 of the Rules of Professional Conduct in the Legal Profession 1979. “Nothing operates more certainly to create or foster popular prejudice against lawyers as a class, and to deprive the profession of that full measure of public esteem and confidence which belongs to the proper discharge of its duties than the false claim, often set up by the unscrupulous in defence of questionable transactions, that it is the duty of the lawyer to do whatever may enable him to succeed in winning his client’s cause. …. The office of a lawyer does not permit much less does it demand of him for any client, violation of law or any manner of fraud or chicanery. He must obey his own conscience and not that of his client.”
Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/02/the-cjn-saga-and-the-role-of-lawyers-in-nigerias-democracy/ |
| Politics / Re: South-East 'Has A Strong Case' But Atiku’s Running Mate To Come From South-West by samstradam: 2:35pm On Feb 27, 2019 |
Don't mind her... that's the way they behave, bold brash and plainly stupid.
How can a grown adult say they have never made a wrong Political Calculation... even her Waziri has been blundering longer than Kylie Jenner has been alive.
Anyway I know in another 4 years time we will face this level of stupidity again so I'm not really bothered about anything they say anymore. |
| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 3:37pm On Feb 26, 2019 |
Summary of results on first page. samstradam:
Presidential:
Abia: PDP
Adamawa : PDP
Akwa Ibom: PDP
Anambra:PDP
Bauchi : APC
Bayelsa: PDP
Benue: PDP
Borno : APC
Cross River: PDP
Delta: PDP
Ebonyi:PDP
Edo: PDP
Ekiti: APC
Enugu: PDP
FCT: PDP
Gombe : APC
Imo: PDP
Jigawa : APC
Kaduna: APC
Kano: APC
Katsina: APC
Kebbi: APC
Kogi: APC
Kwara:APC
Lagos:APC
Nasarawa: APC
Niger : APC
Ogun : APC
Ondo: PDP
Osun:APC
Oyo : PDP
Plateau: PDP
Rivers: PDP
Sokoto: APC
Taraba: PDP
Yobe:APC
Zamfara: APC
Senators:
Abia: APC 1 PDP 1
Adamawa : APC 1 PDP 2
Akwa Ibom: APC 0 PDP 3
Anambra: PDP 2 YPP 1
Bauchi: APC 2
Bayelsa:
Benue: PDP 2
Borno:
Cross River: PDP 1
Delta: APC 1 PDP 1
Ebonyi: PDP 1
EDO: APC 1 PDP 1
Ekiti: APC 3 PDP 0
Enugu: PDP 2
FCT: APC 0 PDP1
Gombe: APC 3 PDP 0
Imo: APC 1
Jigawa : APC 3 PDP 0
Jigawa: APC 1
Kaduna: APC 2 PDP 1
Kano: APC 3 PDP 0
Katsina : APC 3 PDP 0
Kebbi: APC 1
Kwara: APC 3 PDP 0
Lagos: APC 3 PDP 0
Nasarawa: APC 2
Niger: APC 3 PDP 0
Ogun: APC 1
Ondo: APC 1 PDP 1
OSUN: APC 2 PDP 1
Oyo: APC 2 PDP 1
Plateau :
Rivers :
Sokoto: APC 1
Taraba: PDP 1
Yobe: APC 3 PDP 0
Zamfara: APC 1 |
| Politics / Re: GEJ Supporters Can Now See That He Did Not Lose Because He Was A Southerner by samstradam: 2:31pm On Feb 26, 2019 |
I posted this a few months back in reply to an unserious thread analyising how Atiku would win. https://www.nairaland.com/4775397/breakdown-2015-results-analysis-showing#71881497samstradam:
I stopped reading after the first sentence.
For the umpteenth time , NO ONE HATES GEJ (except maybe Patience nowadays) , Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is a difficult man to hate for normal human beings
Just to make it clear, what LAZY IPOB YOUTHS and PDP apologists term as irrational hatred for GEJ in 2015, was simply fanatical LOVE for Buhari by core northerners (which they've always shown) and disdain for all things PDP in the SW and to an extent in the NC in 2015.
Until you recognise that GEJ was not the problem in 2015, all your analysis and political calculations will remain doomed.
Once serious southernerers realise this then we can now start thinking of how best to approach 2023. |
| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 12:40am On Feb 26, 2019 |
summary of results on page 1
Presidential:
Ekiti- APC
Ondo- PDP
Osun-APC
Kwara-APC
Nasarawa- APC
Yobe-APC
Ebonyi-PDP
Kogi- APC
FCT- PDP
Lagos-APC
Imo- PDP
Anambra-PDP
Enugu- PDP
Sokoto- APC
Kano- APC
Delta- PDP
Katsina- APC
Plateau- PDP
Ogun - APC
Adamawa - PDP
Gombe - APC
Akwa Ibom- PDP
Bauchi - APC
Niger -. APC
Abia-. PDP
Jigawa - APC
Kaduna- APC
Kebbi- APC
Borno - APC
Senators:
Abuja- APC 0 PDP1
Ekiti- APC 3 PDP 0
Ebonyi-
OSUN- APC 2 PDP 1
Abia- APC 1 PDP 1
Kwara- APC 3 PDP 0
Ondo- APC 1 PDP 1
Ogun- APC 1
Anambra- PDP 2 YPP 1
Enugu- PDP 2
Gombe- APC 3 PDP 0
Niger- APC 3 PDP 0
Imo- APC 1
Kano- APC 3 PDP 0
Oyo- APC 2 PDP 1
Bauchi- APC 1
Jigawa- APC 1
Lagos- APC 1
Cross River- PDP 1
Akwa Ibom- APC 0 PDP 3
Benue- PDP 2
Kebbi- APC 1
Bauchi- APC 2
Adamawa - APC 1 PDP 2
Jigawa - APC 3 PDP 0
Kaduna- APC 2 PDP 1
Nasarawa- APC 2
Katsina - APC 3 PDP 0
Delta- APC 1 PDP 1
EDO- APC 1 PDP 1
Taraba- PDP 1
Sokoto- APC 1
Yobe- APC 3 PDP 0
Zamfara- APC 1
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| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 7:46pm On Feb 25, 2019 |
summary of results on page 1
Presidential:
Ekiti- APC
Ondo- PDP
Osun-APC
Kwara-APC
Nasarawa- APC
Yobe-APC
Ebonyi-PDP
Kogi- APC
FCT- PDP
Lagos-APC
Imo- PDP
Anambra-PDP
Enugu- PDP
Sokoto- APC
Kano- APC
Delta- PDP
Katsina- APC
Plateau- PDP
Ogun - APC
Adamawa - PDP
Gombe - APC
Akwa Ibom- PDP
Bauchi - APC
Senators:
Ekiti- APC 3 PDP 0
OSUN- APC 2 PDP 1
Abia- APC 1
PDP 1
Kwara- APC 3 PDP 0
Ondo- APC 1 PDP 1
Ogun- APC 1
Anambra- PDP 2 YPP 1
Enugu- PDP 2
Gombe- APC 3 PDP 0
Niger- APC 2
Imo- APC 1
Kano- APC 2
Oyo- APC 2 PDP 1
Bauchi- APC 1
Jigawa- APC 1
Lagos- APC 1
Cross River- PDP 1
Akwa Ibom- PDP 2
Benue- PDP 1
Kebbi- APC 1
Bauchi- APC 1
Adamawa - APC 1
Jigawa - APC 3 PDP 0
Kaduna- APC 2 PDP 1
Nasarawa- APC 1
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| Politics / Re: Breaking News! Enugu Presidential Result Alone Cancel APC Lead So Far - Photo by samstradam: 4:47pm On Feb 25, 2019 |
lol..... my brother keep worrying.. lol lol lol 1 Like 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 4:33pm On Feb 25, 2019 |
Summary of results on first page
Presidential:
Ekiti- APC
Ondo- PDP
Osun-APC
Kwara-APC
Nasarawa- APC
Yobe-APC
Ebonyi-PDP
Kogi- APC
FCT- PDP
Lagos-APC
Imo- PDP
Anambra-PDP
Enugu- PDP
Senators:
Ekiti- APC 3 PDP 0
OSUN- APC 2 PDP 1
Abia- APC 1
Kwara- APC 3 PDP 0
Ondo- APC 1 PDP 1
Ogun- APC 1
Anambra- PDP 2 YPP 1
Enugu- PDP 2
Gombe-APC 2
Niger- APC 2
Imo- APC 1
Kano- APC 2
Oyo- PDP 1
Bauchi- APC 1
Jigawa- APC 1
Lagos- APC 1
Cross River- PDP 1
Akwa Ibom- PDP 2
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| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 4:12pm On Feb 25, 2019 |
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| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 2:08pm On Feb 25, 2019 |
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| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 1:46pm On Feb 25, 2019 |
Hallenjay:
edit and add kogi Please assist with a link with the result- not been able to verify. |
| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 1:39pm On Feb 25, 2019 |
samstradam:
APC wins Ekiti North- confam
https://m.guardian.ng/news/apc-candidate-wins-ekiti-north-senatorial-poll/
Presidential:
Ekiti- APC
Ondo- PDP
Osun-APC
Kwara-APC
Nasarawa- APC
Yobe- APC
Senators:
Ekiti- APC 3 PDP 0
OSUN- APC 2 PDP 1
Abia- APC 1
Kwara- APC 3 PDP 0
Ondo- APC 1
Ogun- APC 1
Anambra- PDP 2 YPP 1
Enugu- PDP 2
Gombe-APC 2
Niger- APC 2
Imo- APC 1
Kano- APC 2
Oyo- PDP 1
Bauchi- APC 1
Jigawa- APC 1
Lagos- APC 1
Cross River- PDP 1
Akwa Ibom- PDP 2
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| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 12:11pm On Feb 25, 2019 |
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| Politics / Re: Hope Rises , PDP Situation Room by samstradam: 11:42am On Feb 25, 2019 |
Fyzt:
PDP SITUATION ROOM
"To clarify more for those not following what We have been analysing even before the election.
1, We never said we would win North East & North West. We targeted not to fall behind too far. We wanted at least 30% of the total vote cast.
Current verdict on Exit Polls: We have more than 40% in Sokoto, Bauchi, Gombe, Taraba is 75%, Adamawa is coming down to 50/50 surprisingly, we expected 35% there and we know why - top Buhari appointees are from Adamawa including his Wife Aisha, the current APC governor, senators, Reps, SGF, many of them so getting above 40 is victory for us.
Then Katsina we are 30% so far which is great!
Kano and Kaduna, lots of irregularities but the strategy we deployed in ground reduced it so we are above 40% so far.
So we are holding our ground in the North West and East, better results than we expected.
North Central, Kogi we expected 40% but it's now 55%for us with all the rigging, votes rejection and intimidation, buying of votes by Yahaya Bello. Dino is on top delivering the state.
Benue is cool in the bad, Nasarawa is now 50/50 when we expected 40%. PLateau is now 65% so far for us.
Niger cloudious for now, no real results to prove yet.
Best results against our permutations are from South West but a slim victory for APC in Ekiti is what it looks like now!
Of course don't worry about South South and South East" Solid Source
Keep faith! Probabaly the same thing German Generals told their men in each of the World Wars  3 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 10:50am On Feb 25, 2019 |
summary of results on page 1
Presidential:
Ekiti- APC
Ondo- PDP
Osun-APC
Kwara-APC
Nasarawa-APC
Senators:
Ekiti- APC 3 PDP 0
OSUN- APC 2 PDP 1
Abia- APC 1
Kwara- APC 3 PDP 0
Ondo- APC 1
Ogun- APC 1
Anambra- PDP 2 YPP 1
Enugu- PDP 2
Gombe-APC 1
Niger- APC 2
Imo- APC 1
Kano- APC 2
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| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 9:55am On Feb 25, 2019 |
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| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 9:49am On Feb 25, 2019 |
Vicboi1:
What about those places that was canceled in Lagos Surprised they cancelled them. Expected them to just redo voting in the few polling units affected. However the trend in the peaceful areas suggest the gap is to wide to be overcome. |
| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 9:46am On Feb 25, 2019 |
Johnnyakins:
Kwara is 3:0 In favor of APC Still looking for confirmation from a reputable media outlet of Kwara North. |
| Politics / Re: Why Can't Lagosians Do 'O To Gee' For Tinubu In Lagos? by samstradam: 9:45am On Feb 25, 2019 |
hisexcellency34:
After years of slavery, Kwarans have succeeded in liberating themselves from Saraki dynasty's grip. Why Can't Lagosians free themselves from Tinubu's yoke? When IPOBians get rid of there Ekweremadus and the Orijis of Abia, we will consider it. 60 Likes 3 Shares |
| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 9:35am On Feb 25, 2019 |
Seems Lagos results will be announced soon, I actually for some reason thought PDP would win but clearly that won't happen as it stands.
Presidential election might be over after that is announced. |
| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 9:12am On Feb 25, 2019 |
Summary of results on first page:
Presidential:
Ekiti- APC
Ondo- PDP
Osun-APC
Kwara-APC
Senators:
Ekiti- APC 3 PDP 0
OSUN- APC 2 PDP 1
Abia- APC 1
Kwara- APC 2
Ondo- APC 1
Ogun- APC 1
Anambra- YPP 1 PDP 1
Enugu- PDP 1
Gombe-APC 1
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| Politics / Re: INEC Official Results For 2019 Presidential And National Assembly Elections by samstradam: 11:09pm On Feb 24, 2019 |
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