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Under age distribution, the document shows that youth between the ages of 18 and 35 years constitute the highest with 51.11 per cent, which is 42,938,458 voters.

Those between 36 and 50 years closely follow, constituting 29.97 per cent, which is 25,176,144.

Those between 51 and 70 years constitute 15.22 per cent, with 3,100,971 voters; while over 70 years constitute 3.69 per cent.

Under age distribution, the document shows that youth between the ages of 18 and 35 years constitute the highest with 51.11 per cent, which is 42,938,458 voters.

Those between 36 and 50 years closely follow, constituting 29.97 per cent, which is 25,176,144.

Those between 51 and 70 years constitute 15.22 per cent, with 3,100,971 voters; while over 70 years constitute 3.69 per cent.

Under age distribution, the document shows that youth between the ages of 18 and 35 years constitute the highest with 51.11 per cent, which is 42,938,458 voters.

Those between 36 and 50 years closely follow, constituting 29.97 per cent, which is 25,176,144.

Those between 51 and 70 years constitute 15.22 per cent, with 3,100,971 voters; while over 70 years constitute 3.69 per cent.

Under age distribution, the document shows that youth between the ages of 18 and 35 years constitute the highest with 51.11 per cent, which is 42,938,458 voters.

Those between 36 and 50 years closely follow, constituting 29.97 per cent, which is 25,176,144.

Those between 51 and 70 years constitute 15.22 per cent, with 3,100,971 voters; while over 70 years constitute 3.69 per cent.

The voter register presented by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to party leaders on Monday showed that Lagos and Kano States have the highest number of registered voters with 6.5 million and 5.4 million respectively.

Bayelsa and Ekiti States have the least number of voters with 923,181 and 909,967 respectively.

The total number of registered voters stands at 84 million, 15 million more than the figure in 2015 which stood at 68 million.

In 2015, Lagos and Kano States also had the highest registered voters with 5.8 million and 4.9 million respectively.

At the regional level, INEC figures show that North West currently has the highest number of registered voters, with 20 million voters constituting 24 per cent of the total.

It is followed by the South West, which has 16 million voters, constituting 19.39 per cent.


Other regions include: South-South with 12 million, South East- 10 million, North-East- 11 million and North-Central- 13million registered voters.

Under age distribution, the document shows that youth between the ages of 18 and 35 years constitute the highest with 51.11 per cent, which is 42,938,458 voters.

Those between 36 and 50 years closely follow, constituting 29.97 per cent, which is 25,176,144.

Those between 51 and 70 years constitute 15.22 per cent, with 3,100,971 voters; while over 70 years constitute 3.69 per cent.

grandstar:
Truth be told is that majority of Buhari's supporters are offline as they are uneducated. And he has a massive fan base.

The Northwest and Northeast are Buhari's and voter numbers there are huge.

The North Central should be in Atiku's favour as well as Southeast and Southsouth. Southwest is 50/50 with probably a marginal win for Buhari.

However Buhari has lost lots of supporters and many voting for Atiku on Saturday were previously Buhari's .

Buhari's real edge again is the massive base he has up North and their passionate voting pattern unlike in other parts.

Anyway, Buhari only won by 2.5m votes and with the loss of large number of supporters, there might be an upset this Saturday.

grandstar:
Truth be told is that majority of Buhari's supporters are offline as they are uneducated. And he has a massive fan base.

The Northwest and Northeast are Buhari's and voter numbers there are huge.

The North Central should be in Atiku's favour as well as Southeast and Southsouth. Southwest is 50/50 with probably a marginal win for Buhari.

However Buhari has lost lots of supporters and many voting for Atiku on Saturday were previously Buhari's .

Buhari's real edge again is the massive base he has up North and their passionate voting pattern unlike in other parts.

Anyway, Buhari only won by 2.5m votes and with the loss of large number of supporters, there might be an upset this Saturday.

thorrvik55:
Has anyone here tried a rollover of 2 to 3 odds for like 10 days successfully?

espn:
INVADE the SOVEREIGNTY of another country?

micky22:
Conspiracy to hijack Nigeria's wealth. It won't work. US and EU should go and sleep. Nigeria is a hard pill for them to swallow