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hamjola:i sent my CV already boss |
Superwave16320:so na your matter we go carry put for head? Let’s do it now workch@outlook.com Send you WhatsApp number there |
Lol Felimax: |
Felimax: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 |
Ngwamankillyou:Dont follow a pig to the mud |
Felimax: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? |
Ngwamankillyou:calm down, Obi is not an Igbo project. We all want the best candidate and Obi is the best irrespective of his tribe |
Felimax: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 |
Felimax:Lol, you don’t seem to know what’s going on. You are stuck in the past |
OfficialAPCNig:Its hard to call o |
Argentina |
Dialpad:How do you think Tinubu can beat Atiku in the north and Peter Obi in south in a free and fair election? How? |
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 |
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 |
BAT cannot win any local government in southsouth |
garfield1: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 |
saintopus:Well, that would have been the case if Peter Obi is also not the probable winner like kwankwaso. In this case, every vote in southeast and southsouth for Peter Obi gives Peter obi more figures. Peter Obi is not really fighting hard to win northwest and Northeast, even as the largest voting bloc is there, the more votes Tinubu loses in northwest, northeast to Atiku and kwankwaso and in southsouth and southeast to Obi, the lesser his chances. This also applies to Atiku. Atiku and Tinubu needs to find ways to steal more votes in southeast and southsouth |
Hello guys, I want to share my opinion on the dynamics of this election. Although I am obedient, however I try as much to give my unbiased opinion on the elections. This election no doubt is the most unpredictable election in the history of Nigeria, which is what makes it very interesting, you cannot categorically say who will win. It would have been so easy to rig for the ruling party if we hadn’t reformed our electoral process. While rigging is still possible, however the effect it will have on the overall process without been detected has reduced drastically for sure. In this election, we have four major contenders, some of you might think it’s 3 but kwankwaso is there not to win but to distrupt how the final result pans out. The most likely to win is still Tinubu, obi or Atiku but kwankwaso will play a major role. The role of Kwankwaso If Kwankwaso managed to reach any agreement with Labour Party to become Peter Obi’s VP, this election would been over by 12pm on Election Day. It means that Peter Obi would have a major entry into the core northern voting bloc and an existing northern structure. Whoever kwankwaso decides to form Alliance with right now between Tinubu , Atiku and Obi, will have the clear edge. However, if he refuses to step down and then gain more traction in the north, it will be to the advantage of Peter obi because he’s there to decimate the votes of the already existing APC structure in the north and Atiku regional popularity. It’s very important for Peter Obi that Kwankwaso remains in this race to help him disrupt the north. The big 3 Assuming that Kwankwaso remains in this race, the big 3 will have to battle well outside of their respective regions. Southern Nigeria: Tinubu is evidently going to win southwest while peter Obi will win southeast, however I see Peter Obi getting more votes in southwest by percentage than Tinubu will get in the southeast. This is because of the yawning of southeasterner for president and the marketability of the two candidates. Peter Obi is more accepted in these two region combined for his meekness, credibility and antecedents. It’s why even some Yorubas will vote for him against their kinsman. In southsouth, Peter Obi seem to be getting the edge. The reasons are not far fetched; some people in this region berates Tinubu’s Yoruba lokan comment, they think he’s a tyrant who won’t let Lagos leave his coffers hence the word “Edo no be Lagos” and “Delta no be Lagos” , they won’t vote a northerner ahead or a southerners this time and Peter Obi is more acceptable because of his credibility and antecedents. Atiku will more likely get votes here than in southeast and southwest. Northern Nigeria: This is the warzone and the the two major contenders here are Tinubu and Atiku. North central looks very even for all 3 major candidates but the northwest and northeast is where Tinubu and Atiku will dog it out with kwankwanso working for Peter Obi by proxy. The prayer of every peter Obi supporter should be that Kwankwaso does well in these two regions to decimate the votes of Tinubu and Atiku. However, Atiku is most likely to win Northwest and northeast with APC coming close as runner-up. This region since 2003 will vote for core northerners and they have herd mentality. Although, this time, it won’t be a bloc vote for one candidate but ethnicity and regionalism will come out top at the end of the day here whether or not APC is the ruling party most likely. Conclusion: it’s still a tough one to call, it will become clearer as events unfold. |
yinkeys:Governors don’t matter this time a lot because of the electoral reform, there’s a Yoruba agenda in those states |
Cheasystickylov:That state is too close to call |
rolams:Obi will win all SE states. No Be the governor Dey vote |
mandarin:its the reason why he will win there in the first place doesn’t mean that he will win by 70% |
Moh247:The data is too insufficient bro. You cannot conclude with what we have that Tinubu even be second. |
Moh247:You do not know how Tinubu will perform in other states and also how much of margin he will get in these states and also whether he will win other states The data is very insufficient. We need proper education in this country |
Moh247:The op is still too insufficient to make a call. Reason, you went to school |
Moh247:The data up there is still too insufficient to decide who will win. How do you average Nigerians reason like you didn’t learn anything in school? |
Superwave16320:email your Whatsapp number to workch@outlook.com Challenge accepted, if you have any other means that I can contact you, please let me know |
ALTERNATEID:He cannot win there by 70% Oga ade You people must think that every Nigerian is dumb and will vote on tribal lines |
These states are the states for now they each of these candidates will win. 1. Obi Anambra Imo Ebonyi Abia Enugu Benue Rivers Edo Probable states: FCT, Akwa ibom, crossriver, Bayelsa, Delta. 2. Atiku Adamawa Sokoto Taraba Bauchi Probable states: Yobe and Gombe 3. Tinubu Lagos Ogun Osun Oyo Ekiti Kwara Probable states: Kogi, Borno, Kaduna 4. Kwankwaso Kano Probable states: Jigawa Other states are still too dicey to call |
Lol, some people think Tinubu can ever win any state in this country by 70%? He cannot even win his Lagos by that margin ![]() |
Why is this thread by a fanatic in politics section ? Mynd44 please do the needful |
hamjola:I currently work for a solar energy company. I sent my CV |
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