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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by senatordave1(m): 10:15pm On Mar 17, 2019
PrecisionFx:


Oga there was no election in borno.
There was in the secured areas.
Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by senatordave1(m): 10:16pm On Mar 17, 2019
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Voter suppression was part of the problem, notably in the presidential elections
Explain carefully how it was done.secondly,is it against our laws ?
Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by ozo13(m): 10:33pm On Mar 17, 2019
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Oga there was no election in borno.
na u sabi that one.so the figure pdp got too was cooked grin
Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by Nobody: 10:43pm On Mar 17, 2019
ozo13:
na u sabi that one.so the figure pdp got too was cooked grin

What happened in Borno is a thumb printing exercise n nothing more.
Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by ozo13(m): 10:44pm On Mar 17, 2019
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What happened in Borno is a thumb printing exercise n nothing more.
apc dey wait for una for court
Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by Nobody: 10:44pm On Mar 17, 2019
senatordave1:

Explain carefully how it was done.secondly,is it against our laws ?

The second part of ur post was daft as usual grin.

Voter suppression is English langauge, I wander why an apc online defender wouldn't know what it is grin

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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by Nobody: 10:46pm On Mar 17, 2019
senatordave1:

There was in the secured areas.


LMAO.

And the secured areas garnered how many votes? grin

then compare those figures with the ones gotten in the governorship elections too.

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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by Nobody: 10:47pm On Mar 17, 2019
senatordave1:

They do but not like the south.they mostly use underage voters


I saw how so many underage voters in the North n yoruba land where thumb printing ballot papers upandan grin

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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by BabaRamota1980: 10:48pm On Mar 17, 2019
Elchicolo:
Less than 19 per cent of Lagos State voters with Permanent Voter Cards came out to vote in the governorship and state legislative elections, statistics obtained by SUNDAY PUNCH have shown.

According to the statistics released by the Independent National Electoral Commission, out of the 6.5 million registered voters in Lagos State, 5.5 million obtained the PVCs.

INEC guidelines state that only persons with the PVCs are allowed to vote, which means the 5.5 million persons were eligible to cast their ballots on Election Day.

However, figures released by INEC showed that only 1,006,074 actually voted during the general elections, representing 18.29 per cent of the 5.5 million voters with the PVCs in the state.

The winner of the governorship election, Babajide Sanwo-Olu of the All Progressives Congress, garnered 739, 445 votes, indicating that less than 14 per cent of Lagosians with the PVCs voted for him.

The turnout of voters in the governorship and state House of Assembly polls was lower than the presidential and National Assembly elections held two weeks earlier.

The total number of accredited voters during the presidential election in Lagos was 1,196, 490, which was higher than the turnout in the governorship election by 190, 416.

From the data gathered from various state results, Jigawa recorded the highest voter turnout in the March 8 polls at 72 per cent. No fewer than 1, 169, 925 persons voted out of the 1, 625, 721 persons with the PVCs.

Sokoto has the second highest voter turnout as 60 per cent of persons with the PVCs were accredited to vote in the elections which were later declared inconclusive.

About 1, 033, 081 persons were accredited to vote out of the 1, 726, 887 with the PVCs. The figure is expected to rise as a supplementary election will hold on March 23.

Crisis-ridden Borno State, which has been battling insurgency for the last nine years, recorded a voter turnout of 1,292,138 out of the 2, 244, 376 persons with the PVC. This constitutes over 57 per cent voter turnout.

Plateau State, whose governorship election has also been declared inconclusive, registered a voter turnout of 54 per cent. The North-Central state accredited 1, 147, 025 out of the 2, 095, 409 voters who had the PVCs.

Taraba State also recorded a 54 per cent voter turnout where Darius Ishaku of the Peoples Democratic Party secured a second term as governor.

Kaduna State witnessed 53 per cent voter turnout as 1,936,800 voters were accredited out of 3, 648, 831 with the PVCs.

In Adamawa State, where the last elections have also been declared as inconclusive, a 50 per cent voter turnout was recorded. About 894, 481 persons out of 1,788,706 persons with the PVCs voted. However, the figure is also expected to rise as a supplementary election will take place on March 23.

Interestingly, no state in the southern part of Nigeria recorded up to 50 per cent voter turnout.

Of all the states where governorship election held in the South, only the result of Rivers State was held back.

Delta State recorded the highest voter turnout in the South with a little above 48 per cent voter turnout. About 1,188,784 out of 2,470,924 persons with the PVCs were accredited to vote in the oil-rich state while about 37 per cent turned out to vote in Akwa Ibom.

Speaking with our correspondent, a former National Commissioner of INEC, Prof. Lai Olurode, said the election environment was not conducive for peaceful voting.

He believed that the voter turnout and the conduct of the 2015 presidential election were better than the situation in 2019.

Olurode stated, “The aftermath of the presidential election in some places, including Lagos, made many believe that their safety would not be guaranteed. The average voter wants to be sure that when he leaves his home, he will return safely.

“It is important to stress that INEC improved on logistics but other stakeholders in the electoral process probably didn’t do enough. Certainly, there is room for better performance in future elections. Nigeria certainly deserves better electoral engagement.

“Elections ought not to be the equivalent of a slaughter’s slab. Some politicians display an unbelievable level of desperation. We also need to create an electoral regime other than the present zero-sum game, one in which every participant is a winner.”

https://punchng.com/lagos-records-lowest-voter-turnout-at-18-jigawa-tops/#

Bullshyyte analysis report. The root cause of low turnout is election was postponed. Simple!

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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by Nobody: 10:50pm On Mar 17, 2019
senatordave1:

For the first time,i agree with you.lagos population might just be overexaggerated.seems kano and kaduna are more populous

Lagos is around 7.5 million.

Kano is less than that.

And Kaduna is far less than 6 million.


Nigeria does not know her population...But with NCC announcing that we have about 150 million active simcards, the population of nigeria becomes easy to visualise.
Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by Nobody: 10:52pm On Mar 17, 2019
ozo13:
apc dey wait for una for court

Buhari never planned for a credible election, that's why he forcefully removed the CJN illegally.

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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by ozo13(m): 11:07pm On Mar 17, 2019
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Buhari never planned for a credible election, that's why he forcefully removed the CJN illegally.
smiley
Same people that massively voted against atiku in kano, bauchi,sokoto are the ones voting the pdp candidates now.Northerners sees atiku as a bigger version of ganduje .

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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by victor8269: 11:16pm On Mar 17, 2019
buhariguy:
190,000 idiotic pigs failed to come out because they're coward,
add that 190,000 idiotic pigs to pig agbaje total votes.
that means 190,000 idiotic pigs has PVC and they want. ’o to ge’ in lagos.
How does this relate to the topic. Illiterate

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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by senatordave1(m): 11:24pm On Mar 17, 2019
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The second part of ur post was daft as usual grin.

Voter suppression is English langauge, I wander why an apc online defender wouldn't know what it is grin
Daftness is actually when you use words you dont know the actual meaning.your common sense which is fast depleting should tell you that there are different forms of voters suppression.before answering,wipe your unending tears
Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by senatordave1(m): 11:25pm On Mar 17, 2019
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Lagos is around 7.5 million.

Kano is less than that.

And Kaduna is far less than 6 million.


Nigeria does not know her population...But with NCC announcing that we have about 150 million active simcards, the population of nigeria becomes easy to visualise.
It seems you are a little better in other things except politics.you dont belong here.

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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by senatordave1(m): 11:27pm On Mar 17, 2019
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I saw how so many underage voters in the birth n yoruba land where thumb printing ballot papers upandan grin
The highest level of rigging is in the ss,se.just like atiku's loss,you wont embrace the truth until its belated
Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by Nobody: 12:34am On Mar 18, 2019
senatordave1:

Daftness is actually when you use words you dont know the actual meaning.your common sense which is fast depleting should tell you that there are different forms of voters suppression.before answering,wipe your unending tears


U won nothing in this election, u are still unemployed, u are still surviving on apc online miscreants salary, u still have useless roads, fuckkked hospitals, fuckkkkked education system, etc.

Prices increased by 100 - 300 percent under buhari, apc didn't give u a Sai Baba MasterCard to buy things cheaper, u suffered with every other person so stop celebrating ur loss....grin

Only the politicians gained, u lost, just like every other person.

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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by 9jaRealist: 6:40am On Mar 18, 2019
Every Nigerian election (particularly with the card reader) gives LIE to the fiction of our 200 million population figure estimate - and in this instance, that Lagos has a 20-22 population.
Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by linocol0075: 9:54am On Mar 18, 2019
Before we start crying foul about the voting figures from the north as seen in Jigawa and borno by your analysis. Let's check out this points

1. Is the number of registered voters and PVC collected correct and accepted across the states?

2. If yes then it means the number of voters correlate since the registration process was for a long period of time and the point of terrorist attack also happened within that time.

3. If we doubt the numbers coming out to vote. Why then do we spend so much money in making the PVC available to each.

4. The point of terrorist attacks in how many villages, LGA in the affected states and within what number of days. There is no one cap fits all in this analysis

5. Looking at Lagos for an example. The issue of violence affected just 6 polling units in Oshodi isolo LGA in a state of more than 1380 polling units. So we cannot say the violence caused the apathy since the cases are far less than 1% of the polling units.

We should update our findings and then draw our premise from it in forming our opinion on this instead of allowing different misleading informants swerve away our attention.

We in the southern part of Nigeria should take voting as of great importance instead of using it as means of identification that most of our people use it for with profound respect.

We always feel its not important that is why we can't queue up for it to be sorted out and instead rush back to work.

Though I know the idea of asking what has the government done or would do for us is killing the interest but we must not deter. We would win someday.
Also INEC should make registration and PVC collection less stressful and an online poll to see reasons of no collection.

doctokwus:
That Jigawa recorded 70% and Borno about 53% shows how rigged the elections were in the North.
First no election anywhere in the demicratic world can record up to 70% voter turnout.
Insurgents ridden Borno cannot record up to the 53% because the number of people displaced alone by the insurgency,those that lost their voter cards and those that still live in fear.
What these figures just did is confirm what is already known and that is the fact that the elections were massively rigged in the North for Buhari.

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Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by wman(m): 3:54pm On Mar 18, 2019
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This shows that the Lagos population isn't 21 .million as claimed, it's less than 10 million.

Registered voters dude. Registered voters. How many Lagosians are on the voters register. How many have a PVC?
Re: 2019 Elections: Lagos records lowest voter turnout at 18%, Jigawa tops - Punch by Nobody: 3:57pm On Mar 18, 2019
wman:


Registered voters dude. Registered voters. How many Lagosians are on the voters register. How many have a PVC?


Lagos population isn't 21 million, simple.

They are less than 8 million people living in Lagos.

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