₦airaland Forum

Parachoko:
Shagari had less than 10% in Lagos but was still declared the winner of that year election

Well, is a waste of time arguing

Some people like you argued and even cursed me when I told them INEC will declare Asiwaju the President Elect of Nigeria without having 25% in Abuja.

Abuja does not matter, in the eye of the law is a state.

A candidate need at least 25% of the vote in 24 out of the 37 state. Asiwaju have 25% and above in 30 State.

valentineuwakwe:
https://dailypost.ng/2023/03/02/tinubu-will-not-betray-nigerians-his-victory-is-gods-will-aisha-buhari/

surgical:
BAT has the best election petition lawyer in the country, wole olanipekun
Those your evidences he will use technicalities to put it in the cooler and the judges will agree with him.
He is very good at winning cases

Sundaland:
The Financial Times of London has joined a growing number of individuals, organizations, and groups condemning Nigeria’s 2023 presidential election.

The global newspaper advised the courts to take a hard look at the emergence of the president-elect, Mr. Bola Tinubu if his victory was challenged in court by his opponents.

Financial Times said that they witnessed armed men remove a presidential ballot box in Surulere, Lagos.

“Violence was troubling. Party goons invaded many polling stations in what appeared to be blatant acts of intimidation”, the paper said.
It further added, “More worrying still was voter turnout, which was pitifully low at 27 per cent. If official results are right, two-thirds of the 87 million people who lined up for hours to collect their voter registration cards failed to cast their ballot. Apathy cannot explain it.

“Something, including the possibility of widespread voter suppression, must have prevented them from voting. Total turnout of 25mn votes in a country of 220mn people is unacceptably low.

“Tinubu’s tally of 8.8 million gives him the weakest of mandates.”

Read on
https://dailypostngr.com/2023/03/nigerias-election-badly-flawed-inec-failed-says-financial-times-in-editorial/

cocolacec:
He has just 15% or 25% Yorùbá Blood✅

His forefathers are full Blooded Serra-leonean... _(Tainted with Liberian blood)_✅

British brought them here.

His great grandfather married a Yorùbá Woman who gave birth to GRV's father(Olawale)

His father is half-Yorùbá half-Serraleonean

And His father married a full Blooded Ibo Citizen who happens to be his(GRV's) Mother. Now the Boy(GRV) himself married a full Blooded Ibo Citizen.

And you thought he'll ever work to defend our interest? He can never and ever think Yorùbá First.

Massiveglory:
Baba kingibe is emotional because he knows and sees that history is set to repeat itself.
Baba kingibe knows that tinubu will not be president of Nigeria.

olaeffect:
Abio ooo🤣🤣🤣🤣

shigishege:
Ode. They are pushing you and you are pushing yourself. No wonder you people are called zombie

shigishege:
Peter the Pooh, the cry cry baby politcian

ahiboilandgas:
Obi claims of wining an election with only 25 percent in 16 state against Pdp with 21 and APC with 31. He will be criminally liable if any spark of violence. For any election that is Mathematically impossible for obi to win. He won only 2 state out of the 19 northern state and 1 state in southwest . May be he contesting for CAN president which he has won

murtalaa:
One defeat, and the Obedients won't let us hear word. As Buharists, we have stomached three consecutive defeats and finally won on the fourth try. The path to success is never easy, and it's often littered with thorns. The sooner the Obedients realize this, the better for their peace and sanity. Doubling down on lies and propaganda did not win the elections for them, and it certainly won't get them back a lost mandate.
As repentant Buharists, we cried ourselves horse trying to make them see reason why splitting Atiku's votes would not get them anywhere. Unfortunately, emotions and impressionism got the better part of them. Now, they are trying to decipher what hit them.
When I was young, there was a story of an ajebutter boy that got into a fisticuff with the son of a farmer. The ajebutter boy got a bare hand dirty slap that temporarily blinded him. When people intervened and began to pacify the ajebutter boy, he asked that he was willing to let go of the matter but on the condition that the farmer's son produces the piece of wood that he used to slap him.
This election was the first time that Igbos have come closer to smelling the presidency since forever. But instead of celebrating the success, strategizing, and reaching out to build bridges and extend a handshake across the Niger, they are busy lying to themselves that they have won an election they had no realistic path of winning. Yes, the election was not perfect, and there was rigging on both sides. However, not on the scale that would tip the balance in favor of Peter Obi.
I am all for an Igbo presidency in the interest of inclusiveness, but power is not handed a la carte. Until Igbos learn politics the hard way, they will never smell the presidency in this country.
Let's come together as a nation and work towards a common goal, regardless of our political affiliations or ethnic backgrounds. This is especially important for the Igbos. Instead of lying to ourselves and trying to decipher what went wrong, let's learn from our mistakes and build bridges across the Niger. We can create a nation that we can all be proud of.

TheNiceGuy:
Igbos and HATE.

You're still towing thesame path that mar you. Continue

madridguy:
Wailers go cry tire.

CoronaVirusRelo:
Dear Patriots,

As I bid adieu to this forum, I would like to take a moment to express my gratitude to each one of you for the valuable interactions and knowledge-sharing experiences that I have had here. I have learned so much from this community and have enjoyed being a part of it.

However, the time has come for me to move on to new adventures and pursuits. I will always cherish the connections and memories that I have made here, and I hope that our paths will cross again in the future.

Thank you for making this forum a welcoming and inclusive space, and for being a part of my journey. I wish you all the very best in your future endeavors.

Sincerely,
CoronaVirusRelo

helinues:
Apc was expecting 25% from Rivers state but Wike won the state instead..

Give respect to Wike

whatmoreng:
Southern presidency at what cost?.
Ps: I am from southsouth.

ImperialYoruba:
Obidients have had their social media arrogance.

Awa Lokan.

CoronaVirusRelo:
“Duff” not “Doff”

ImperialYoruba:
In Abuja they will charge Tinubu to be a father to the nation.

PlayerMeji:
Una don start to dey draw una yeye circles again...

Same circle you drew for Buhari, you drew same circle for Tinubu...you are already drawing again

Parachoko:
I hope there won't be an ethnic violence because of this election in Lagos State

Make everybody take am easy

There will surely be winners and losers in this election.

SLAP44:
This cannot happen without manipulation

searchng4love:
Labour party is a threat to the peace and security of Nigeria. .... It should be proscribed immediately

madridguy:
Shame on you too.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
Fake result,Benue would never vote Muslim Muslim ticket .Same Benue apc didn't score any vote in Ortom pu

madridguy:
The network maybe poor.

I stand with INEC.

onthehill:
Nigerian relationship coach and counsellor, Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo has said that Nigeria's problem is bad citizens and not bad government, IGBERETV reports.

He said this following his observation of Nigeria's presidential election held on February 25, 2023.

He wrote on his Twitter handle;



https://twitter.com/kingsleypst/status/1629748721280770048?s=20

Seun Lalasticlala Mynd44 nlfpmod

stabilizer:
You people need to go and relax... The heavy load that is coming on you people might send you to coma

Sample : Sokoto State as @ 7.55pm

Shagari LGA
APC - 8,869
NNPP - 2,995
PDP - 7,891
LP - 0

Sokoto North LGA

APC - 21,239
NNPP - 7,167
PDP - 18,886

Sokoto South LGA
APC - 23,637
NNPP - 7,971
PDP - 21,020

Merch:
Y’all are just accusing an innocent chimaroke wrongly