michiyke2003:
Ethnic and religious mentality. They prefer to suffer than to support a credible leader. May God help this country.

NgeneUkwenu:
Obj will be demystified in 2019

hucienda:
Part of the reasons one laughs at fools down south who think they would easily unseat Buhari from folks who had been voting for him consistently one way since 2003 - and would all of a sudden, not vote for him in 2019.

Y'all saw 'change' as 'change' while they, as the political astute ones attuned to how Nigerian federal politics is played, saw 'change' as 'power grab from the south to the north, four yours ahead schedule'.

Because of that miscalculation by the political naiveté of the south, the north would most likely that not, be at helm of the country from 2015 to 2023 at the earliest - or 2027 at the latest - except something out of the ordinary occurs.

Ditto what happened in the battle for Speaker in 2011 (where SW politicians sabotaged one of their own) and 2015 (where SE and SS politicians returned the favour from the fallout of the presidential elections).

The south is politically divided - and that is to the advantage of the north.

SE and SS will deliver block votes as usual.
SW will be 50:50 as usual.
NE and NW will deliver block votes as usual.

The real game changer is the middle-belt. Whoever wins there will become president next May.

hucienda:
Part of the reasons one laughs at fools down south who think they would easily unseat Buhari from folks who had been voting for him consistently one way since 2003 - and would all of a sudden, not vote for him in 2019.
...

The south is politically divided - and that is to the advantage of the north.

SE and SS will deliver block votes as usual.
SW will be 50:50 as usual.
NE and NW will deliver block votes as usual.

The real game changer is the middle-belt. Whoever wins there will become president next May.

hucienda:
Part of the reasons one laughs at fools down south who think they would easily unseat Buhari from folks who had been voting for him consistently one way since 2003 - and would all of a sudden, not vote for him in 2019.

Y'all saw 'change' as 'change' while they, as the political astute ones attuned to how Nigerian federal politics is played, saw 'change' as 'power grab from the south to the north, four years ahead schedule'.

Because of that miscalculation by the political naiveté of the south, the north would most likely that not, be at helm of the country from 2015 to 2023 at the earliest - or 2027 at the latest - except something out of the ordinary occurs.

Ditto what happened in the battle for Speaker in 2011 (where SW politicians sabotaged one of their own) and 2015 (where SE and SS politicians returned the favour from the fallout of the presidential elections).

The south is politically divided - and that is to the advantage of the north.

SE and SS will deliver block votes as usual.
SW will be 50:50 as usual.
NE and NW will deliver block votes as usual.

The real game changer is the middle-belt. Whoever wins there will become president next May.

hucienda:
Part of the reasons one laughs at fools down south who think they would easily unseat Buhari from folks who had been voting for him consistently one way since 2003 - and would all of a sudden, not vote for him in 2019.

Y'all saw 'change' as 'change' while they, as the political astute ones attuned to how Nigerian federal politics is played, saw 'change' as 'power grab from the south to the north, four years ahead schedule'.

Because of that miscalculation by the political naiveté of the south, the north would most likely that not, be at helm of the country from 2015 to 2023 at the earliest - or 2027 at the latest - except something out of the ordinary occurs.

Ditto what happened in the battle for Speaker in 2011 (where SW politicians sabotaged one of their own) and 2015 (where SE and SS politicians returned the favour from the fallout of the presidential elections).

The south is politically divided - and that is to the advantage of the north.

SE and SS will deliver block votes as usual.
SW will be 50:50 as usual.
NE and NW will deliver block votes as usual.

The real game changer is the middle-belt. Whoever wins there will become president next May.

Lipscomb:
Electorate has spoken.. ...... Next .

Grinch:
I have seen how foolish Northerner's are,when it comes to voting for the right candidate. As a result of this,as a way of fighting back,I have stop giving any beggar from that part of d country arms,n have always reminded them the reason that their sai baba has finished everybody in the country with his archaic leadership style n that they voted for him massively,so they should go n ask him for arms

hucienda:
Part of the reasons one laughs at fools down south who think they would easily unseat Buhari from folks who had been voting for him consistently one way since 2003 - and would all of a sudden, not vote for him in 2019.

Y'all saw 'change' as 'change' while they, as the political astute ones attuned to how Nigerian federal politics is played, saw 'change' as 'power grab from the south to the north, four years ahead schedule'.

Because of that miscalculation by the political naiveté of the south, the north would most likely that not, be at helm of the country from 2015 to 2023 at the earliest - or 2027 at the latest - except something out of the ordinary occurs.

Ditto what happened in the battle for Speaker in 2011 (where SW politicians sabotaged one of their own) and 2015 (where SE and SS politicians returned the favour from the fallout of the presidential elections).

The south is politically divided - and that is to the advantage of the north.

SE and SS will deliver block votes as usual.
SW will be 50:50 as usual.
NE and NW will deliver block votes as usual.

The real game changer is the middle-belt. Whoever wins there will become president next May.

hucienda:
Part of the reasons one laughs at fools down south who think they would easily unseat Buhari from folks who had been voting for him consistently one way since 2003 - and would all of a sudden, not vote for him in 2019.

Y'all saw 'change' as 'change' while they, as the political astute ones attuned to how Nigerian federal politics is played, saw 'change' as 'power grab from the south to the north, four years ahead schedule'.

Because of that miscalculation by the political naiveté of the south, the north would most likely that not, be at helm of the country from 2015 to 2023 at the earliest - or 2027 at the latest - except something out of the ordinary occurs.

Ditto what happened in the battle for Speaker in 2011 (where SW politicians sabotaged one of their own) and 2015 (where SE and SS politicians returned the favour from the fallout of the presidential elections).

The south is politically divided - and that is to the advantage of the north.

SE and SS will deliver block votes as usual.
SW will be 50:50 as usual.
NE and NW will deliver block votes as usual.

The real game changer is the middle-belt . Whoever wins there will become president next May.

japhethGold:

Kano traders have the right to vote. of course, they will vote and Nigeria will vote and we shall see who wins. No 2million votes from kano can save buhari . Middle belt is not for buhari, south west is not for him, south south is not for buhari,and south east is not for buhari. Tell me where useless endorsement can save him.

greiboy:
During the election of Jonathan in 2011, can you provide any evidence of southwest 50:50 percent vote

Most of you people don't understand what good luck Jonathan did to southwest vote in the last election, do you?

I guess you will have to wait to find out the 50:50 imaginary votes this time around

Agree with you PMB gave a gap of 600,000 votes. With Ambode, Fashola, Tinubu and federal might, I believe it will even be more.

Grinch:
I have seen how foolish Northerner's are,when it comes to voting for the right candidate. As a result of this,as a way of fighting back,I have stop giving any beggar from that part of d country arms,n have always reminded them the reason that their sai baba has finished everybody in the country with his archaic leadership style n that they voted for him massively,so they should go n ask him for arms

maximunimpact:


You IPOB people are blinded by hatred so you can't see the good works of Buhari. The Northerners are much smarter than the men from the east.

Marvis4real:
when Obj supported Buhari in 2015 you didnt dig up old newspaper. The reality here is that, Obj has nothing to lose even if your Baba should win. after 3 whole years and all Buhari could do is blame others while the masses suffer, then you don't expect Obj to support him

GoroTango:
Yes please keep your coppers to yourself. Sai Baba till 2023

judgedredd22:



sooo.... errr.... i'm just curious o! How many 'arms' do you have left now? I know we human beings have only two from birth!

hucienda:
Part of the reasons one laughs at fools down south who think they would easily unseat Buhari from folks who had been voting for him consistently one way since 2003 - and would all of a sudden, not vote for him in 2019.

Y'all saw 'change' as 'change' while they, as the political astute ones attuned to how Nigerian federal politics is played, saw 'change' as 'power grab from the south to the north, four years ahead schedule'.

Because of that miscalculation by the political naiveté of the south, the north would most likely that not, be at helm of the country from 2015 to 2023 at the earliest - or 2027 at the latest - except something out of the ordinary occurs.

Ditto what happened in the battle for Speaker in 2011 (where SW politicians sabotaged one of their own) and 2015 (where SE and SS politicians returned the favour from the fallout of the presidential elections).

The south is politically divided - and that is to the advantage of the north.

SE and SS will deliver block votes as usual.
SW will be 50:50 as usual.
NE and NW will deliver block votes as usual.

The real game changer is the middle-belt. Whoever wins there will become president next May.

ikwubaba:


Who said middle belt is not for Buhari. He may lose Benue and maybe Taraba. But Nasarawa, Platue, Kogi and Niger will upturn and make huge difference in his favour.

The votes from NE/NW will be too massive this time around. The sharing from SW and the migre votes from SE/SS will be of no effect.

You guys better plan towards 2023.

Grinch:
I have seen how foolish Northerner's are,when it comes to voting for the right candidate. As a result of this,as a way of fighting back,I have stop giving any beggar from that part of d country alms,n have always reminded them the reason that their sai baba has finished everybody in the country with his archaic leadership style n that they voted for him massively,so they should go n ask him for alms

Christonjnr:
endorse him or not.
He is going back to Daura