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Politics › Re: 2023: Atiku Meets With Leaders Of CAN by Workch: 12:54pm On Nov 22, 2022 |
Abeg, when is Obi coming.
All these ones na legbere |
Politics › Re: Let’s Analyze This Election From Figures Point Of View. by Workch(op): 12:49pm On Nov 22, 2022 |
garfield1: True.I agree,tinubu is not as popular in his region but fortunately the opposition is very weak in sw.and he is the only major Yoruba contesting plus the sw alwats gives bloc votes to a Yoruba candidate.
Now buhari an outsider polled 55% in sw.tinubu an indigene can't poll less than buhari.he will poll slightly more let's say 60%.again,most lp supporters are from pdp so they share from the same pool which means lp and pdp won't have more than 40%.the ekiti polls was an indicator..
Now concerning pollsters nextier,buhari was estimated to get 35% in se/ss in 2015.what happened? Atiku was estimated to get 40% in north See, if you view this election with the image of the last one, you will miss the point. Follow the polls and methodologies. Tinubu is not as accepted as you make it seem. Surveys again and again has proven that |
Politics › Re: Tinubu And Kwankwaso Are Favoring Peter Obi. See Why by Workch(op): 12:44pm On Nov 22, 2022 |
[quote author=ItsTutsi post=118593300][/quote]According to Nextier survey Carried out in rural areas on people who have PVC, Peter obi got 67% in SS. For the benefit of doubt, I am giving him 60%
In north central he got 59.8%, I will give him 35% because these polls were conducted in Nasarawa and Benue communities which are strongholds of Peter Obi.
In southwest, he got 24% as agains Tinubu who got 37%. These was conducted in Ogun and Oyo communities. A lot of people are still undecided here. Obi will get at least 25% in SW |
Politics › Re: Let’s Analyze This Election From Figures Point Of View. by Workch(op): 12:33pm On Nov 22, 2022 |
garfield1: You are right.you are close to the truth but peter may not win the nc because he will only do well in benue,plateau,fct.he will perform poorly in kwara,niger,kogi.but both tinubu and atiku will compete in plateau,benue,fct. With tinubu in,sw won't be a battle ground outside lagos.obi can't compete in Ogun,ekiti,Osun,ondo.atiku will fair better.outside anambra,tinubu and atiku have the resources to compete in abia,IMO,ebonyi,Enugu.ss will be a big battleground.but the election will be basically between obi and tinubu.what will kill obi is the spread which atiku and Tinubu will easily get I do not think SS and SE will be any battle ground. Atiku will steal votes in SS no doubt The battle ground is in NC between AA, BAT and PO NE between BAT and AA NW between BAT, AA and NK SW between BAT and PO |
Politics › Re: Let’s Analyze This Election From Figures Point Of View. by Workch(op): 12:31pm On Nov 22, 2022 |
garfield1: You are right.you are close to the truth but peter may not win the nc because he will only do well in benue,plateau,fct.he will perform poorly in kwara,niger,kogi.but both tinubu and atiku will compete in plateau,benue,fct. With tinubu in,sw won't be a battle ground outside lagos.obi can't compete in Ogun,ekiti,Osun,ondo.atiku will fair better.outside anambra,tinubu and atiku have the resources to compete in abia,IMO,ebonyi,Enugu.ss will be a big battleground.but the election will be basically between obi and tinubu.what will kill obi is the spread which atiku and Tinubu will easily get nextier poll conducted in some people Ogun and Oyo rural areas with people who have voters card suggest that Obi has rural presence about electorates in the rural areas in SW. Tinubu had 37% people with voters card saying they will vote for him while obi was second with 24%. I am not saying that this survey should be totally relied upon, however, it’s a huge indication that Tinubu is not as popular as you think in southwest. It gives a rough image of what’s going to happen |
Politics › Re: Let’s Analyze This Election From Figures Point Of View. by Workch(op): 12:04pm On Nov 22, 2022 |
garfield1: I like your analysis.but it will be closer in Ne between tinubu and atiku than in northwest.again,tinubu and obi will outscore atiku in north central.obi will score less than 30% in sw.outside lagos,obi won't see 25%.tinubu and atiku will score a little bit more in ss/se.obi won't see 10% in ne Well, I won’t disregard your analysis because mine is not perfect but very close to what will happen. However, if anything changes, i sense the following: 1. Kwankwanso will continue to grow in NW and some parts of NE thereby stealing Tinubu’s votes majorly for tribal reasons. 2. Peter Obi has the momentum in north central. He may like even win that region. I sense that he will win Abuja, Plateau and Benue and do well in Nasarawa. 4. It will be harder to steal votes from Peter Obi in southeast than Peter Obi stealing more votes in southwest from Tinubu. Southwest is a battle ground that will win, but the margin of win is still very debatable |
Politics › Re: Let’s Analyze This Election From Figures Point Of View. by Workch(op): 11:53am On Nov 22, 2022 |
Gracesynty: I swear Yes, which over way, there won’t be a clear winner. I see a rerun |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Urgent Vacancies by Workch: 11:45am On Nov 22, 2022 |
hamjola: Still open You are yet contact me. Are you sure it’s real? |
Politics › Let’s Analyze This Election From Figures Point Of View. by Workch(op): 11:34am On Nov 22, 2022 |
Let’s work with this simple hypothesis.
Imagine if: NW: 1million voters NE: 600k voters NC: 800k voters SS: 700k voters SE: 500k voters SW: 800k voters Total: 4.5million
Northwest Atiku: 40% 400k Tinubu: 30% 300k Kwankwanso: 20% 200k Obi: 10% 100k
Northeast Atiku 50% 300k Tinubu 30% 180k Kwankwanso 15% 90k Peter Obi 10% 60k
Northecentral Peter Obi 30% 240k Tinubu 30% 240k Atiku 30% 240 Kwankwanso 10% 80k
Southsouth Obi 55%: 385k Atiku 25%: 175k Tinubu 15% 105k Kwankwanso 5% 35k
Southeast Peter Obi 70%: 350k Atiku 15%: 75k Tinubu 10%: 50k Kwankwanso 5%: 25k
Southwest Tinubu 55%: 440k Peter Obi 30%: 240k Atiku 10%: 80k Kwankwanso 5%: 40k
Total votes
Peter Obi: 1.375million Tinubu: 1.315million Atiku: 1.270million Kwankwanso: 510k
Conclusion This prediction may not be precise however it’s close to what will happen. 1. If Kwankwanso gains more ground the north, it will Favour Peter Obi
2. Tinubu most not allow Peter obi gain more grounds in southwest.
3. Atiku is most likely to suffer if anything changes here.
4. Kwankwanso cannot win
5. Tinubu can get more numbers if he does his home work well in the north and Kwankwanso doesn’t thrive.
6. I see a rerun between Atiku or Tinubu and Peter Obi is the most probable conclusion for now
7. Atiku needs to do a lot of work in the north as much as he needs to do in the south else he’s out.
8. Peter Obi will Stand tall if he manages to get more than 10% votes in northwest and northeast |
Politics › Re: Tinubu And Kwankwaso Are Favoring Peter Obi. See Why by Workch(op): 10:27am On Nov 22, 2022 |
ItsTutsi: Your entitled to your opinion tho, but not necessarily right, I don't agree with you!!
1. The SS is not lockdown for PO, this is a blatant lie that is far from reality!! PO will get majority votes in SS region, but at best/maximum 60%.. Tinubu and atiku will get significant votes(at least 25% each or more) in Edo, CR, Delta states, while Atiku will get significant votes in Bayelsa and Akwa ibom state
worst case scenario, SS region will give Tinubu 25%, Atiku 25, PO 50%.. this projection will be very bad and catastrophic for PO you need to remove 10% for Tinubu, give it to Peter obi 60%, Atiku 25% and Tinubu 15%. Tinubu has the least voting bloc here. 2. I laugh whenever I hear PO followers saying Kwankwasso will divide northern votes! I don't blame ur ignorance sha.. the only two states that kwankwasso will get significant votes in north are Kano and We know kwankwanso will be 3rd but you see that Kano vote, he will deplete it severally. He will be third in every other northwest and northeast state, which is a huge plus for Peter Obi. 3. Tinubu is a clear winner and runner up in at least 4 regions(SW,NC,NW,NE).. where does PO see his path to glory? Tinubu will only win southwest with Peter obi being a close second in my opinion. He will be second in NE and NW. how does that make him a clear winner? If you ask me, Tinubu will be 3rd. Most of the regions is fighting for are heavily contested. Even his southwest is a battle ground, although I think he will eventually win here Southeast and southsouth are not heavily contested |
Politics › Re: Percentage Breakdown Of Poor Nigerians By Region , North West 92% Are Poor- Pics by Workch: 10:17am On Nov 22, 2022 |
No wonder they never vote right |
Politics › Re: Atiku’ll Win 2023 Election At First Ballot, PDP Tells INEC by Workch: 10:15am On Nov 22, 2022 |
Hassanoji1987: The Atiku/Okowa Presidential Campaign Organisation has told the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) not to bother itself with any preparation for a run-off in the 2023 Presidential election, boasting that the Presidential Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, will win at the first ballot.Spokesman to the campaign organisation, Kola Ologbondiyan, in a statement, said: “Our campaign counsels INEC not to listen to diversionary narratives by apologists of the deflated All Progressives Congress (APC) who are ostensibly seeking ways to derail the election, having realised that their Party has been rejected.”
The campaign urged INEC to deploy its resources towards conducting a free, fair, transparent and credible election that will be generally accepted by the majority of Nigerians.
“Our campaign is confident that by every indices and data available, our candidate, Atiku, will win the Presidential election of February 25, 2023, at the first run.
The statement urged Nigerians to remain resolute in their determination to vote in their choice and take every step necessary within the ambit of the law to protect their votes. Lol, drunk people |
Politics › Re: Tinubu And Kwankwaso Are Favoring Peter Obi. See Why by Workch(op): 10:08am On Nov 22, 2022 |
copyrites: We have 2 Northern candidates and 2 Southern candidates
3 of the four candidates are Muslims. In fact, one of these three folks decided to flaunt a Muslim-muslim ticket.
Going by our divisive nature in Nigeria, the current climate favours a southerner, more specifically, a Southern Christian.
Peter Obi should keep playing his role as a leader of all while his Christian supporters across the southern and northern divides continue to spread the message and the need to have a Southern Christian. Let them know why it is not "Tinubu's turn."
If they want competence, give it to them. If they want a divisive campaign, give it to them. The issue here is that one of the southern candidate cannot obviously win the south. He cannot obviously win the north as well His name is Tinubu |
Politics › Tinubu And Kwankwaso Are Favoring Peter Obi. See Why by Workch(op): 9:35am On Nov 22, 2022 |
If Tinubu and kwankwaso aren’t in the race, Atiku would have cleared all the huge northern votes. Now as it stands, The huge votes in the northwest and north east will be splitted within these 3, the votes in southwest will split between Peter Obi and Tinubu (although Tinubu will win but not by a huge margin, obi will be close second) while southeast and southsouth are lockdown for Peter Obi. All these will favor Peter Obi more because his own stronghold in southeast and southsouth are the hardest to penetrate for now by any other candidate.
Everyone will take their own piece in north central. If this race has been between Peter Obi and Atiku without Tinubu and kwankwaso, Atiku would win before 12noon on Election Day. |
Politics › Re: Atiku Abubakar To Appear On The Candidates With Kadaria Ahmed At 7pm Tonight by Workch: 7:08am On Nov 22, 2022 |
Who cares? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Urgent Vacancies by Workch: 7:12am On Nov 21, 2022 |
hamjola: Available i sent my CV already boss |
Politics › Re: Some States That Are Sure For Obi, Atiku, Tinubu & Kwankwaso by Workch(op): 6:51am On Nov 21, 2022 |
Superwave16320: Quote me a day or 2 days to election to finalize the bet. That day is your lucky day. You go chop me tire so na your matter we go carry put for head? Let’s do it now workch@outlook.com Send you WhatsApp number there |
Politics › Re: How Regions May Vote In 2023 Presidential Election by Workch(op): 11:20pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
Lol Felimax: Sorry, I thought I was talking with a matured mind. Truly, not all that glitters are good.
So to what end is this your analysis by region? I just hope you guys will not come and shout the election was rigged tomorrow? |
Politics › Re: How Regions May Vote In 2023 Presidential Election by Workch(op): 11:10pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
Felimax: Anybody not supporting Obi must be supporting Tinubu abi? It's ok.
You that is very smart (Wizkid) consider this from your analysis above and drag out your conclusion. 25% votes from at least 26 states and highest number of votes. Smart kid! Are there? the data above doesn’t give a picture as to how candidates will get 25% in 24 states. How do you reason? Look at it and think |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Leads With Rural Voters– Nextier Polls* by Workch: 10:54pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
Ngwamankillyou: Okay tell this to the tribal warlords. Dont follow a pig to the mud |
Politics › Re: How Regions May Vote In 2023 Presidential Election by Workch(op): 10:53pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
Felimax: Even with this your inconclusive analysis Obi has failed woefully. The South East does not really have what it takes to determine how far Obi will go. You are not smart at all. This doesn’t give account of the margins in each region so you can’t tell who will win by this. Why are majority of Tinubu supporters not very smart? |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Leads With Rural Voters– Nextier Polls* by Workch: 10:37pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
Ngwamankillyou: Igbo Man can't this and that,we will show you how zik got Nigeria when your forefathers were shining white man's shoes. calm down, Obi is not an Igbo project. We all want the best candidate and Obi is the best irrespective of his tribe |
Politics › Re: How Regions May Vote In 2023 Presidential Election by Workch(op): 10:36pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
Felimax: Indeed! I just hope we will not hear referendum again. We will soon know who is in the past. I love the way you are underestimating Peter Obi by using the old style of election. Keep it up, we are monitoring INEC into to with this new reform. You will be shocked |
Politics › Re: How Regions May Vote In 2023 Presidential Election by Workch(op): 10:30pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
Felimax: Peter Obi results na go surprise una pass. Obi will win South in your dream!
I don't underate any candidate but you see that South and PDP na there election for end. That is when you will understand that the people commenting on Nairaland and the real voters are not the same. Lol, you don’t seem to know what’s going on. You are stuck in the past |
Politics › Re: How Regions May Vote In 2023 Presidential Election by Workch(op): 10:29pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
OfficialAPCNig: North Central
Winner: Peter Obi Runner up: Atiku Its hard to call o |
Sports › Re: Qatar 2022: Which Team Are You Rooting For As The Winner? by Workch: 10:26pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
Argentina |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Leads With Rural Voters– Nextier Polls* by Workch: 10:18pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
Dialpad: Keep getting yourself excited ... reality will dawn on you soon How do you think Tinubu can beat Atiku in the north and Peter Obi in south in a free and fair election? How? |
Politics › How Regions May Vote In 2023 Presidential Election by Workch(op): 10:12pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
1 Northwest Winner: Atiku Runnnerup: Tinubu or Kwankwaso
2. Northeast Winner: ATiku Runner up: Tinubu
3. Southeast Winner: Peter Obi Runner up: Atiku
4. Southwest Winner: Tinubu Runner up: Peter Obi
5. Southsouth Winner: Peter Obi Runner up: Atiku
6. North central Undecided |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Leads With Rural Voters– Nextier Polls* by Workch: 9:58pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
It’s evident that this race without rigging is between Atiku and Peter Obi.
Tinubu is just there to destroy Peter Obi’s votes in southwest because Tinubu can never beat a northerner in the north. It will be a miracle. Tinubu also cannot beat Peter Obi in southsouth and southeast. I don’t see that happening but let’s wait and see |
Politics › Re: With Endorsement From SS, Walk In Kano, Etc, The Jungle Seems Maturing For BAT by Workch: 9:49pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
BAT cannot win any local government in southsouth |
Politics › Re: The Dynamics Of The 2023 Presidential Election by Workch(op): 9:41pm On Nov 20, 2022 |
garfield1: Since obi cannot get 25% in ne/nw,he won't make headway no matter his votes.tinubu is seriously wooing and fighting for votes in se/ss plus the pdp g5 No one is sure of getting 25% in 24 states now. It’s why Peter obi needs kwankwasp to do well, so it becomes harder for Tinubu and Atiku in the north A rerun is most likely hence |