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Let them do whatever they like, next week Nigerians will chose who they have as their president - that is our focus. Of course we supporters of CPC would have loved for CPC to clear all the seats in the two houses but are all those contesting for the various legislative seats as popular in their constituencies? The answer is no.

In Lagos here for example, we don't even know the guys contesting under CPC - definitely a new party will face this problem but not at the presidency because while other local contestants my not be known by people, Buhari is know across the country.

Basseti, yes oooo. If the process is free and fair, there is no issue afterall it is democracy.

With above results declared so far imply that more than 50% of the result is still being awaited. What's happening to the remaining?

Sambo failed in his constituency, polling boots in ASO Villa were won by CPC - it sends a signal to you that GEJ/Sambo ticket is not popular. Next week, it is a different game, different factors and different character at play.

If you think those guys up north who voted for PDP/ANPP candidates (whom they see as performers and one of their own) will use their tumb to vote for GEJ, then you will be confirming what I think of you - a Dombo.

Like many people in SW - people know what they are doing. Even my old man in the village knows who to vote for each election -

Lets exchange notes this time next week - sure it will be interesting.

Of course, Buhari will win next week election - a newly formed party chasing the ruling PDP out in FCT, Kaduna, Katsina, Nasarawa, etc. Note that majority of us are not driven by the local contestants - senate, rep, etc. We are supporting and will vote for CPC only because of Buhari - for me, I don't care who wins the national assembly election. The good thing is, there wont be any clear majority by any party in the coming house. This is good if Buhari wins.

@scholes0, everybody in the SE wants to create an empire for himself. The reason I doubt if SE will ever be relevant in political equation in Nigeria.

@Muami, see below result of election in Kaduna South that you/Thisday said PDP would win.

KADUNA SOUTH House of Reps ACN-1,528 ADC-269 ANPP-18 414 CPC-93,397 NSDP-383 PDP-33,114 PRP-418 SDMP-91 LP-3; WINNER:: Rufai Hamed CHACHANGI

CPC won with a wide margine - 93,387 votes. Closest rival PDP scored 33,114

Leave those guys alone - they are myopic. They say CPC in few states in the north even when CPC is defeating PDP in FCT, Niger, Nasarawa, etc not to even talk of the core north.

@muami, have you seen the results of Kaduna south? You are only dubiously trying to justify unjustifiable.

What about Nasarawa, FCT, Niger? Were all these not given to PDP?

The same shameless Thisday Poll gave Kaduna to PDP, Nasarawa to PDP, FCT to PDP, etc. That guy should be arrested immediately for blatant demonstration of lack of patroitism.

I have said this before that PDP is on the verge of becoming a minortiy party.

Voting next week will be different from yesterday. Ribadu will not get 10% of total votes cast. Forget about Ribadu for run-off.

I am posting result from the field and you are talking about somebody not being on the ground.

See below, CPC won in the polling unit -

LA24/16/11/007 Adekunle, Idi-Araba, Lagos. Reps: ACN 29, ANPP 1, APGA 1, CPC 67, MPPP 1, PDP 12

Oko-Oba, Lagos

Rep: PU;24/10/07/009 result:
ACN 148
CPC 117
PDP 42.

No Senatorial candidate.

@TINUBU4LIFE, it seems you don't know me - crosscheck asap. I will even post a unit where CPC won here in Lagos state.

And see an example of ACN outing in the north,

Wakilin Gabas 1, Kofar-Sauri, Katsina

Polling Station: Hussaini Mai Shayi 021
Reps
CPC 287
PDP 32
ACN 3

Senate
CPC 284
PDP 33
ACN 2

Re: National Assembly Elections, Saturday 9th April, 2011
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In Lawanson Surulere where I voted, i managed to monitor three Units. The results are
Unit 1
SENATE
ACN 132
PDP 23
APGA 23
CPC 18

Unit 2
ACN 81
PDP 24
LP 10
CPc 1o

Unit 3
ACN 79
PDP 20
APga 15

Crosscheck all these figures,

In MKO Abiola Gardens, alahusa,ikeja where i voted.

For REP
ACN: 171
PDP: 26
CPC: 28

For SENATE

ACN:  163
PDP: 23
CPC: 24

CONGRATS ACN

Polling unit 041 amuwo odofin lagos, Nigeria
House of rep
a c n 76
Pdp 29
Lp 50
Cpc 17

Senate
A c n97
Pdp 44
Cpc 25

Polling unit 042 amuwo odofin, lagos, nigeria
Ac n 100
Pdp 28

House of Rep
Ac n 85
Pdp18
Lp 31

@OJUYOBO4LIFE, Checkout this. I will post more,

AT OKO-OBA AGEGE, Emmanuel state precisely- A.C.N- 129
C.P.C-36
P.D.P-36
and 9 was cancelled, thats d lil i knw 4 nw.

Leave this OJUYOBO4LIFE alone - there is no gaing saying Lagos is ACN stronghold just like CPC is strong in its base as well.

Anyway, lets wait till tomorrow.

CPC will win all the seats in Kaduna and Katsina if the results we are getting ia anything to go by.

polling unit @Asekolaye, U/Sanusi, Kaduna State>> House of Rep.: PDP-22, ANPP-35, ACN-5, CPC-377, PRP-0; Invalid-2; Senate: PDP-40, ANPP-7, CPC-360, ACN-4.

Utako 002 Abuja
Reps - CPC 269, PDP162. APGA 36, ACN 49, NTP 11, ANPP 13, LP 27:
Senate - CPC 243, PDP 190, APGA 33, ACN 21, LP 33

Jalingo,BARADE WARD,k/yakubu pu,
Rep - Pdp30 Acn15,cpc461,Lp1.K/wakilin tasha pu,
Reps - ACN1,CPC462,PDP15,ANPP3.

@TINUBU4LIFE, have you also seen the performance of ACN in the all north - 3 regions. Very woeful,  You keep talking about CPC performance in Lagos as if Lagos is Nigeria. To shock you, CPC won some pulling units in Lagos despite the fact that the contestants under CPC are largely unknown.

Next week is going to be different across the country - PDP wills struggle to get 15% of all the votes in th north if the results that we have seen are anything to go by. Lagos will have a clear choice between darkness and light - PDP and CPC. Of course we all know Ribadu is not on ground anywhere - I don't see him as a contestant in the next saturday election.

He should be lynched. He is not better than any other types of thieves or armed robbers that courts condem.

How will ACN control NASS? Have you seen the result in NW, NE and NC?

Winning all seats in SW and one or two more states does't translate into ACN controlling the NASS. As we speak, CPC is sweeping the NW, NE and defeating PDP in NC - even in Kogi.

Lets wait and see - definitely the new NASS will be very vibrant.

@Doyin, don't tell me you don't know where my hometown is on the map. Ede is in Osun state - it shares border with Oshogbo in the south.

Imagine CPC scoring more than PDP in some polling units in Lagos. Next week will be very interesting - I can see CPC surprising the nation.

@efisher, if GEJ is leading this poll, will you post the same response as the one above? Truth the say is bitter - anyway, the day is drawing closer as every. second passes.