life is cool with death of pdp

aieromon:

APGA and ACN are getting stronger in the S/East and its just a matter of time before S/South collapses.Afterall,the wind of change is already blowing in Edo and Delta states.

Which part of Delta are you referring to
O boy as far as Delta goes,ALL the NASS candiddates were once PDP members;some even up untill February 2011.The wind of change you talk of is actually being fanned by PDP members,even for the governorship election,most of us are ready to kick Uduaghan out since our party is stuck with him,however the only thing that would make us return him is if Great Ogboru refuses to agree to our suggestion that we vote for him and he in turn decamps to Delta PDP thereafter,if he fails to do so,then we'd return Uduaghan and endure him for another four years._{I just pray Ogboru plays reasonable politics}

muami:

No need to celebrate cos we have been here before. 90% of the ACN and APGA candidates in the South East are PDP members and affiliates of GEJ who went there to get the tickets. When GEJ wins, they would all decamp back to PDP as usual.Even in Bayelsa where Labour Party is projected to win the Governorship, Alaibe is an associate of GEJ who would again definitely go back to PDP if he wins. The point is, people are voting for individuals more than party, thats why PDP could win in Gombe.

That is because our parties are similar in terms of view - they are all unclothed socialist - we do not practice ideological politics in Nigeria, get that. So in such political climate i think it is better to vote for individuals  and why parties when they are all literally the same.

Defection is not a dire problem.

It seems GEJ supporters are very jittery; no one has been talking about the Presidential candidates but GEJ supporters keep dropping snippets about how peoples mind would change on sunday or how GEJ should be commended for these outcomes, on how election winners would return to the PDP. My advice to them is to keep calm, it is just 6 days away, and since free and fair is nearly guaranteed, no one needs to worry the most popular man will win.

@IFELEKE
SENATE:
CPC: 23
ACN: 34
PDP: 10
…APGA: 9
LP: 8
ANPP: 6

According to your post, 82 seats has been occupied remaining 27 seats. This is really good news.

Thank you for this information. Thisday gave the following projections in their pool publications to favour their PDP pay masters. They are all now in total shame.

SENATE ELECTION OUTCOME ACCORDING TO THISDAY POOL.
PDP 35 SEATS
ACN 17 SEATS
CPC 9 SEATS
ANPP 4 SEATS
ACCORD PARTY 1 SEAT
DPP 1 SEAT
TOO CLOSE TO CALL 42 SEATS.
TOTAL 109 SEATS.

Now we know better.

JaaizTech:

It seems GEJ supporters are very jittery; no one has been talking about the Presidential candidates but GEJ supporters keep dropping snippets about how peoples mind would change on sunday or how GEJ should be commended for these outcomes, on how election winners would return to the PDP. My advice to them is to keep calm, it is just 6 days away, and since free and fair is nearly guaranteed, no one needs to worry the most popular man will win.

In my Etsako federal constituency and Edo North Senatorila district, ACN candidates have been declared winners. Feelers from my brothers and contacts in Edo state however confirm that the presidential election is for GEJ in Edo state.

@Sagamite; Retarded Nigerian journalists include Peter Enahoro, Bimbo Oloyede, Bode Alalade, John Momoh, Cyril Stober, Sunny Irabor, Wale Osuntokun,
please update this list if you know anymore.
Respect the media bru

JaaizTech:

It seems GEJ supporters are very jittery; no one has been talking about the Presidential candidates but GEJ supporters keep dropping snippets about how peoples mind would change on sunday or how GEJ should be commended for these outcomes, on how election winners would return to the PDP. My advice to them is to keep calm, it is just 6 days away, and since free and fair is nearly guaranteed, no one needs to worry the most popular man will win.

Talking about change I don't want to take it away from GEJ I am not a PDP , but I think he is  a good man  I will vote him and not PDP contrary to what pple say  GEJ is and cannot be controlled by the PDP agenda this are my thoughts and I don't want to be castigated on this , a survey of his array of dexterity can prove that , he may have been a square  peg in a round hole .This is not based on any form of sentiment but performance.

@AfroCynic, So, ACN plus LP means a majority for them in both houses. If APGA is smart, it'll align with the Southern parties. I see a natural alliance between CPC and PDP.

Alliance kini? General Buhari said that, he is open to talk with every political except one, PDP. Don't even think it except you are day dreaming.

JaaizTech:

It seems GEJ supporters are very jittery; no one has been talking about the Presidential candidates but GEJ supporters keep dropping snippets about how peoples mind would change on sunday or how GEJ should be commended for these outcomes, on how election winners would return to the PDP. My advice to them is to keep calm, it is just 6 days away, and since free and fair is nearly guaranteed, no one needs to worry the most popular man will win.

This is not a question of people's mind changing. People have made up their minds to vote GEJ even before this extra achievement. Let the final results come out. Compare the total votes cast and spread for each party after that, you can start crying. The presidential election is about votes and spread. PDP is the most visible party in the nation. They have competed everywhere and emerged either as 1st or second. Even without adding the votes from other associated parties, PDP has the highest votes cast.

Enjoy this special number as you wait for the final result :
[flash=425,344]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpZdfA78crM?fs=1&hl=en_US&rel=0"[/flash]

luluosas:

@IFELEKE
SENATE:
CPC: 23
ACN: 34
PDP: 10
…APGA: 9
LP: 8
ANPP: 6

According to your post, 82 seats has been occupied remaining 27 seats. This is really good news.

Thank you for this information. Thisday gave the following projections in their pool publications to favour their PDP pay masters. They are all now in total shame.

SENATE ELECTION OUTCOME ACCORDING TO THISDAY POOL.
PDP 35 SEATS
ACN 17 SEATS
CPC 9 SEATS
ANPP 4 SEATS
ACCORD PARTY 1 SEAT
DPP 1 SEAT
TOO CLOSE TO CALL 42 SEATS.
TOTAL 109 SEATS.

Now we know better.

Adding Ifeleke's figures shows that 90 seats (and not 82 seats as you stated) have been occupied. There are only 19 more seats to be declared.

This is not a question of people's mind changing. People have made up their minds to vote GEJ even before this extra achievement. Let the final results come out. Compare the total votes cast and spread for each party after that, you can start crying. The presidential election is about votes and spread. PDP is the most visible party in the nation. They have competed everywhere and emerged either as 1st or second. Even without adding the votes from other associated parties, PDP has the highest votes cast.

GBAM

efisher:

This is not a question of people's mind changing. People have made up their minds to vote GEJ even before this extra achievement. Let the final results come out. Compare the total votes cast and spread for each party after that, you can start crying. The presidential election is about votes and spread. PDP is the most visible party in the nation. T[b]hey have competed everywhere and emerged either as 1st or second. Even without adding the votes from other associated parties, PDP has the highest votes cast.[/b]

Enjoy this special number as you wait for the final result :
[flash=425,344]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpZdfA78crM?fs=1&hl=en_US&rel=0"[/flash]

I thought it was only me that saw that. Just to add that CPC only had significant votes in the areas that they won and came last in every other area.   Go GEJ

any casualty so far?

Agree with you. Add Elechi and Orji.

nwa-ghana:

______________________________

PEOPLE THAT NEED TO BE DISGRACED BY THE 2011 ELECTIONS
1. Dimeji Bankole (Speaker)
2. Orji Uzo Kalu (Former Governor Abia state)
3. Iyabo Obasanjo (Obasanjo's daughter)
4. David Mark (Senate President)
5. Ikedi Ohakim (Governor Imo State)
6. Chimaroke Nnamani (Former Governor Enugu State)
7. Achike Udenwa (Former Governor Imo state)

The electorates need to teach them lessons!!!

muami:

I thought it was only me that saw that. Just to add that CPC only had significant votes in the areas that they won and came last in every other area.   Go GEJ

There we go again. Let's wait till Saturday, but to add to the permutation:

The total number of votes cast for PDP vs. ACN vs. CPC will be an interesting thing to see. Then we need to realign a little bit. Most people that voted ACN in the SE and SS and even APGA will vote for GEJ. In the same light, most people that voted PDP in the north will also vote for CPC. This is because in the presidential elections, a lot of people will see it as between us and them - the SS and SE will likely rally round GEJ and the North will like say Sai Buhari as they will surely rather vote for their own than cast their vote for GEJ. That again will leave us with the SW (oh sweet SW)!!!.

This is my permutation though. But either ways, I still dey laugh Oo!!!

^ Yeah you've got the idea now. The SW is the "bride" but do not underestimate GEJ in NC and parts of NE also.

Folks should not get too excited until INEC start releasing official results. INEC not released a single one. PDP, as we all know can rig judgement day results. they can still rig at those INEC collation centers.

We have no video no live reports from those centers and I find that unfortunate considering the much advertised promise of openness.

efisher:

This is not a question of people's mind changing. People have made up their minds to vote GEJ even before this extra achievement. Let the final results come out. Compare the total votes cast and spread for each party after that, you can start crying. The presidential election is about votes and spread. PDP is the most visible party in the nation. They have competed everywhere and emerged either as 1st or second. Even without adding the votes from other associated parties, PDP has the highest votes cast.

Enjoy this special number as you wait for the final result :

What you have failed to realize is that no one in the core north will be voting GEJ. The fact remains that PDP has been roundly decimated in the NASS elections. If I were you, I'd not raise my hopes about GEJ getting more than 25% of the votes PDP members may have managed to get in the NASS election.

Dejisax:

Talking about change I don't want to take it away from GEJ I am not a PDP , but I think he is  a good man  I will vote him and not PDP contrary to what pple say  GEJ is and cannot be controlled by the PDP agenda this are my thoughts and I don't want to be castigated on this , a survey of his array of dexterity can prove that , he may have been a square  peg in a round hole .This is not based on any form of sentiment but performance.

GEJ is not a good man he is a coconut head and the grandmaster of thieves. He runs a government based on settlement. He has settled some of our stars in the entertainment industry and they are now singing his song and some of our gullible people are buying it.

GEJ chose Jega because then he was still basking in the euphoria of his massive support by Nigerians because of his persecution by Turai (the first unofficial female president of Nigeria) and her cabal. He never would have predicted that by now his popularity would have waned. He was also very weak then and was under pressure from Nigerians and western countries to appoint a candidate that would be perceived as credible. He needed to do this to gain some trust and popularity and it worked for a while. For me, it is God that made things to play out the way they did. If GEJ had more time to settle down before appointing the INEC chairman perhaps we would have been singing a different song by now. GEJ wherever he is will be regretting and wondering what is going on.

But if he can successfully pull-this-off, history will perhaps judge him well. Leadership position is not a gift to be given out as a reward. It is a position of responsibility and only responsible people should be leaders.

@9ijaMan, Adding Ifeleke's figures shows that 90 seats (and not 82 seats as you stated) have been occupied. There are only 19 more seats to be declared.

Thank you for the correction. I initially omitted Labour Party. Thank you.

muami:

I thought it was only me that saw that. Just to add that CPC only had significant votes in the areas that they won and came last in every other area.   Go GEJ

Missing a very important fact that CPC will hardly have votes in many areas because they didn't have candidates.
Someone in the very first pages even pointed out that in their ward, CPC got some 50-something votes with no representative.
IF that is true, it shows that your opinion may be more distorted than you think.

Also there is nothing to suggest that because someone voted PDP as Senator, therefore they will vote PDP as President.
A lot of people in Alimosho LGA in Lagos as I have been following have voted PDP only because they don't want BRF.
To these people, it is anything but BRF. . . It's however naive to suggest that because they have done so, they will vote for GEJ.

See where I am coming from. There's a lot to be worried about for PDP.
Ribadu may well be President Elect come next week.

9ijaMan:

What you have failed to realize is that no one in the core north will be voting GEJ. The fact remains that PDP has been roundly decimated in the NASS elections. If I were you, I'd not raise my hopes about GEJ getting more than 25% of the votes PDP members may have managed to get in the NASS election.

9ja man you are on your own o.

Meanwhile relax with this special number while we wait for the results  :

[flash=425,344]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQuJihVkVHE?fs=1&hl=en_US&rel=0"[/flash]

muami:

I thought it was only me that saw that. Just to add that CPC only had significant votes in the areas that they won and came last in every other area.   Go GEJ

yeah, GEJ has more support than PDP itself. I have repeatedly told my friends in the north that GEJ is PDP's saving grace otherwise in a free and fair poll they would have gone down totally. However, the pro-Yar'adua and Pro-Zoning PDP members did GEJ a great favour had they been more discrete and tactful in the approach of the issue, GEJ would have been less popular and not gained as much sympathy. This is God for you He works in his own ways. But it will still be very close, CPC and Buhari are not push-overs, moreover they are stronger in a larger territory. The same way GEJ will enjoy more support in the south than PDP, Buhari will also enjoy more support than CPC in the north. For me the South-west will be the deciding factor, should ACN pull a great feet in the south-west or find themselves at par with PDP, then CPC will have an edge.

passyjango:

GEJ is not a good man he is a coconut head and the grandmaster of thieves. He runs a government based on settlement. He has settled some of our stars in the entertainment industry and they are now singing his song and some of our gullible people are buying it.

GEJ chose Jega because then he was still basking in the euphoria of his massive support by Nigerians because of his persecution by Turai (the first unofficial female president of Nigeria) and her cabal. He never would have predicted that by now his popularity would have waned. He was also very weak then and was under pressure from Nigerians and western countries to appoint a candidate that would be perceived as credible. He needed to do this to gain some trust and popularity and it worked for a while. For me, it is God that made things to play out the way they did. If GEJ had more time to settle down before appointing the INEC chairman perhaps we would have been singing a different song by now. GEJ wherever he is will be regretting and wondering what is going on.

But if he can successfully pull-this-off, history will perhaps judge him well. Leadership position is not a gift to be given out as a reward. It is a position of responsibility and only responsible people should be leaders.

True words.

Kilode?!:

Folks should not get too excited until INEC start releasing official results. INEC not released a single one. PDP, as we all know can rig judgement day results. they can still rig at those INEC collation centers.

We have no video no live reports from those centers and I find that unfortunate considering the much advertised promise of openness.

Chief INEC RECs have been announcing elections results. I've been watching Channels TV's live stream on YouTube and listened to a correspondent along with the Niger state REC confirming the figures of two House of Rep winners. One from CPC and the other a PDP candidate who happens to be an incumbent. If you read through the thread on pages 21-23, you'll find that the figures were being posted based on RECs announcements on NTA.

there may be a run off after next week.

It would appear that rumors of PDP's demise have been greatly exaggerated: PDP wins all 3 senate seats in Kwara:

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5688444-146/election_results_live_updates__.csp

aletheia:

It would appear that rumors of PDP's demise have been greatly exaggerated: PDP wins all 3 senate seats in Kwara:

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5688444-146/election_results_live_updates__.csp

The fact is that the oppositions are really not strong in Kwara state. Most of the opposition candidates don't even reside in the state.

rasputinn:

Which part of Delta are you referring to
O boy as far as Delta goes,ALL the NASS candiddates were once PDP members;some even up untill February 2011.The wind of change you talk of is actually being fanned by PDP members,even for the governorship election,most of us are ready to kick Uduaghan out since our party is stuck with him,however the only thing that would make us return him is if Great Ogboru refuses to agree to our suggestion that we vote for him and he in turn decamps to Delta PDP thereafter,if he fails to do so,then we'd return Uduaghan and endure him for another four years._{I just pray Ogboru plays reasonable politics}

Mr. Rasputin so you are now the representative of the delta State electorates abi?  With the wind of political change sweeping accross the country Ogboru will win massively with or without any PDP assistance. The NASS election is just a tip of the iceberg. Here in Delta State the day everybody is waiting for is Saturday 16th, 2011 when the final nail will be nailed to the PDP coffin in Delta Sate.

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Stupid Dokpesi and his biased AIT is announcing results of only areas that PDP won. Why cant the urgly bufoon on air now announce results generally. I am so pissed.

>LAGOS: Oluremi Tinubu wins Lagos Central Senatorial seat with 202, 506 votes.



LAGOS: Akinloye Hazeez Babajide of ACN bags 32, 473 votes to win Eti-Osa Federal Constituency.

LAGOS: Monsuru Alao Owolabi of the ACN wins Lagos Mainland Federal Constituency with 42, 060 vote

RIVERS: Results already announced by INEC show the PDP has won 5 of the 13 federal constituencies in the State.

BENUE: Senate president, David Mark, (PDP) defeats Lawrence Onoja (ACN) to win the Benue South senatorial south seat.

ENUGU: Deputy senate president, Ike Ekweremadu has won the senatorial election in the Enugu West senatorial District. Mr Ekweremadu of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), polled 112,806 votes to beat the Peoples for Democratic Change (PDC) candidate, Jackson Ezeoffor, who got 7,522 votes. The Labour Party candidate polled 5,175, APGA 3591, ACN 1325, ANPP 278, CPC 593 and PPA 839. About 12 parties contested the election.

EBONYI: Sykvester Ogbagba of PDP wins Abakaliki/Izzi House of Reps seat.

BAUCHI: Aliyu Gebi, (CPC) wins Bauchi House of Reps election; Haliru Jika (ACN) wins in Ganjuwa; Abdulrazaq Zaki (PDP) wins in Ningi

IMO: Francis Ezenwa Onyenwuchi (APGA) wins Owerri federal House of Reps election.

KWARA: PDP candidates win all three senatorial districts and five House of Reps seats.

ENUGU: Deputy senate president, Ike Ekweremadu and senate spokesman, Ayogu Eze, both of PDP, win poll.

BENUE: Barnabas Gemade of PDP defeats incumbent, Joseph Akaagerger, of the ACN to win Benue North East senatorial race.

OGUN: Speaker, Dimeji Bankole and senator, Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello lose election to ACN opponents.

ENUGU: Gil Nnaji of PDP defeats former governor, Chimaroke Nnamani of PDC for Enugu west senatorial ticket.

KWARA: Bukola Saraki of the PDP is winner of Kwara Central senatorial district with 78, 999 votes.

BENUE: Senate President, David Mark, (PDP) is leading his closest opponent, Lawrence Onoja (ACN) with 42,487 votes so far. Result from 6 local government declared while three more are being expected. Mark has 91717 votes from the six councils while Mr Onoja has 49230.

BENUE: Ezekiel Awulu Adaji, PDP candidate, is declared winner of Otukpo/Ohimini fed constituency. Results: ACN = 13745; ANPP = 16737; CPC = 1068; MPPP = 198; PDP = 26991

WHERE ARE PEOPLE GETTING ALL THEIR RESULTS FROM. I THOUGHT THEY SAID GMADE AND DAVID MARK LOST?