Emilo:


I don't have issue with ur SE assumption but totally disagree with Atiku percentage for SS. SS have high percentage of educated individuals who will chose change mantra over PDP structure.

If NC is Benue, Kogi, Plateau, Niger and the likes what chances does Tinubu have there after going for muslim muslims team?. These tins matter.

Aldol:

Lies, he said those living inside the forest should leave the forest and come live where other people are living. Even when when some angry youths wanted to attack Northerners he gave them stern warning not to attack innocent northerners that only those living in the forest and armed. Igboho has never attacked innocent northerners in town. His target is the forest. The videos are on the internet for you to confirm

Endsarspillar:


You cannot do well in business

oikirodah:
2023: Why The North Would Have No Problem Supporting Peter Obi Matters Arising By Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah 



https://ireporteronline.com.ng/blog/2023-why-the-north-would-have-no-problem-supporting-peter-obi-matters-arising-by-osigwe-omo-ikirodah/

GodsOwnMan:

You spent the last 8 or even 16 years calling Northerners unprintable names and now they want us to vote for them? He go shock their papa. Danboroba shege!

oikirodah:
2023: Why The North Would Have No Problem Supporting Peter Obi Matters Arising By Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah 



https://ireporteronline.com.ng/blog/2023-why-the-north-would-have-no-problem-supporting-peter-obi-matters-arising-by-osigwe-omo-ikirodah/

Omonieme:
This is a very bitter truth but it has to be said. Obi cannot win the 2023 presidency. He's not even in the conversation. For an ibo man to become president, the two major parties have to micro zone the position to the south east. 2022 was a ripe time to fight for that but even south Eastern governors supported the North in zoning the office to the north in PDP.... In summary, the SE has to get their political act together. That said, I'm not a prophet nor a pessimist. An Obi presidency would have been something I'd like to see. Not because I believe he's the messiah or he has the solution to the myriad of problems bedeviling the country nor do I even believe he'll do better than his predecessors but I'd have wanted an Obi presidency in LP to break the stranglehold on our polity by APC and PDP. Unfortunately, it won't happen. One reason it won't happen is, agree or not, tribe plays a huge part in our elections. The online noise might say otherwise. We educated folks might not give much thought to the tribe of a candidate but a farmer in A village in Osun state would rather vote for a fellow Yoruba man than an ibo man. Let's not even talk of the north. Same way an ibo man will vote for his fellow ibo. Secondly, forget talk of structure doesn't matter. Structure does matter and it matters a lot. How do you intend to win a national election when your party doesn't have candidates for most elective positions apart from the presidency? Who takes your campaign alongside theirs to the real grassroot? See, an Obi presidential campaign only benefits a Bola Tinubu presidential gig and harms Atiku's presidential bid. Why u may ask? The SE and SS have traditionally been PDP's strongest bloc. It's where majority of their votes historically come from. Now, these same area is where the Obimania is strongest. This will result in divided votes from PDP strongest bloc. Advantage who? As for Kwankwaso, that one is not serious and will most likely eventually work for Tinubu in the NW. The north east has always been an are where the APC since the days of ANPP has traditionally performed well and I don't see that changing in 2023. Atiku will win Adamawa, Bauchi and Gombe... But not convincingly. Borno and Yobe will go for the APC. In the north Central, Tribe will come in play in Kwara and parts of Kogi. I expect the APC to take the two states. Because of the Muslim Muslim ticket, APC will lose both Plateau and Benue and win Niger and Nassarawa with very low margins. In all, Obi won't win more than 2 or 3 states and they'd all be in the south.
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Omonieme:
Atiku will actually win the SS. Forget the number of educated people. Not all of these educated people will vote Obi. I'm from Edo state and forget the online noise. In Edo north, APC will win convincingly.... This would be further helped by Oshiomole being on the ballot for senate. Edo Central has always been PDP and this won't change. Edo South, LP will post some numbers but PDP will still take the day particularly if they can resolve their internal crises. Now to Delta, with the VP candidate for PDP being from that state and how deep rooted the party is there, I think PDP will win there... Same with Rivvers if Wike is back on board, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom and Cross Rivers. You talked about the NC. Kogi is predominantly a Muslim state and the Christian part of the state is the Okun people who share culture with Yoruba and will vote on tribal grounds. Seriously, the only sites I can't see APC winning in the NC is d FCT, Plateau and Benue states. Not that the other states will be won with large margins. One of Niger or Nassarawa can even flip to the PDP but not LP. One factor we often overlook in our election postulations is the role of the National assembly candidates in garnering votes. Now, a senatorial candidate or House of reps candidate is closer to the grassroots and can influence votes for himself and by extension, the presidential candidate of his party. Let's not forget Nigerians are not soo politically sophisticated to vote party A for Senate and party B for presidency. And LP not having these candidates in majority of the states will be a major hindrance. And often times, states where they have these candidates, the candidates are not popular neither do they have the resources needed to push a well coordinated grassroots campaign

Emilo:


Okay you have some points even if I don't agree with you. Let's wait and see how it all unfolds.

Moh247:
Time for Ibos to beg Northerners for vote


Lol

Omonieme:
This is a very bitter truth but it has to be said. Obi cannot win the 2023 presidency. He's not even in the conversation. For an ibo man to become president, the two major parties have to micro zone the position to the south east. 2022 was a ripe time to fight for that but even south Eastern governors supported the North in zoning the office to the north in PDP.... In summary, the SE has to get their political act together. That said, I'm not a prophet nor a pessimist. An Obi presidency would have been something I'd like to see. Not because I believe he's the messiah or he has the solution to the myriad of problems bedeviling the country nor do I even believe he'll do better than his predecessors but I'd have wanted an Obi presidency in LP to break the stranglehold on our polity by APC and PDP. Unfortunately, it won't happen. One reason it won't happen is, agree or not, tribe plays a huge part in our elections. The online noise might say otherwise. We educated folks might not give much thought to the tribe of a candidate but a farmer in A village in Osun state would rather vote for a fellow Yoruba man than an ibo man. Let's not even talk of the north. Same way an ibo man will vote for his fellow ibo. Secondly, forget talk of structure doesn't matter. Structure does matter and it matters a lot. How do you intend to win a national election when your party doesn't have candidates for most elective positions apart from the presidency? Who takes your campaign alongside theirs to the real grassroot? See, an Obi presidential campaign only benefits a Bola Tinubu presidential gig and harms Atiku's presidential bid. Why u may ask? The SE and SS have traditionally been PDP's strongest bloc. It's where majority of their votes historically come from. Now, these same area is where the Obimania is strongest. This will result in divided votes from PDP strongest bloc. Advantage who? As for Kwankwaso, that one is not serious and will most likely eventually work for Tinubu in the NW. The north east has always been an are where the APC since the days of ANPP has traditionally performed well and I don't see that changing in 2023. Atiku will win Adamawa, Bauchi and Gombe... But not convincingly. Borno and Yobe will go for the APC. In the north Central, Tribe will come in play in Kwara and parts of Kogi. I expect the APC to take the two states. Because of the Muslim Muslim ticket, APC will lose both Plateau and Benue and win Niger and Nassarawa with very low margins. In all, Obi won't win more than 2 or 3 states and they'd all be in the south.
You might disagree with this analysis of mine. Before you do, please check out this auto deal I've got. Imagine a 2011 Benz C300 going for 3.9 million Naira. Sweet right? Well, I've got several more auto deals that will blow your mind. Mobile number is 08089945511. Call or send a WhatsApp message and I'm available to attend to your auto needs. Location is Lagos

tunjijones:
Are you sure?

I don't see Peter obi winning anyways.

Like I want him to win not because he is a saint or better than other politicians cos they are all the same.

I want him to win just to prove to the political class that the people owns the power.

For your information, if obi wins, things wld not change, I even suspect that things wld get worse.

Nigeria can never ever change for better if we don't change this current system of governance.

Omonieme:
Atiku will actually win the SS. Forget the number of educated people. Not all of these educated people will vote Obi. I'm from Edo state and forget the online noise. In Edo north, APC will win convincingly.... This would be further helped by Oshiomole being on the ballot for senate. Edo Central has always been PDP and this won't change. Edo South, LP will post some numbers but PDP will still take the day particularly if they can resolve their internal crises. Now to Delta, with the VP candidate for PDP being from that state and how deep rooted the party is there, I think PDP will win there... Same with Rivvers if Wike is back on board, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom and Cross Rivers. You talked about the NC. Kogi is predominantly a Muslim state and the Christian part of the state is the Okun people who share culture with Yoruba and will vote on tribal grounds. Seriously, the only sites I can't see APC winning in the NC is d FCT, Plateau and Benue states. Not that the other states will be won with large margins. One of Niger or Nassarawa can even flip to the PDP but not LP. One factor we often overlook in our election postulations is the role of the National assembly candidates in garnering votes. Now, a senatorial candidate or House of reps candidate is closer to the grassroots and can influence votes for himself and by extension, the presidential candidate of his party. Let's not forget Nigerians are not soo politically sophisticated to vote party A for Senate and party B for presidency. And LP not having these candidates in majority of the states will be a major hindrance. And often times, states where they have these candidates, the candidates are not popular neither do they have the resources needed to push a well coordinated grassroots campaign

Omonieme:
And why can't I? For saying what I believe are facts? Must politics be tied to business? I only expressed an opinion. My political opinion is different from my business. And, if you took time to read, you'd see where I said I'm not going to vote for any of the candidates. So, I believe I'm not partisan. Now man, if you need a car or you wanna get your car registered, my number dey there. Nor do because of politics carry my food go give another person

AchichaMmuo:


And you think say na Bishop of Agbado Diocese them go vote for? Baba wey no even remember the name of his Party, Clowns. Other nation dey move forward, Una still wan drag us back Futher.

tunjijones:
Are you sure?

I don't see Peter obi winning anyways.

Like I want him to win not because he is a saint or better than other politicians cos they are all the same.

I want him to win just to prove to the political class that the people owns the power.

For your information, if obi wins, things wld not change, I even suspect that things wld get worse.

Nigeria can never ever change for better if we don't change this current system of governance.

GodsOwnMan:

You spent the last 8 or even 16 years calling Northerners unprintable names and now they want us to vote for them? He go shock their papa. Danboroba shege!

GodsOwnMan:

You spent the last 8 or even 16 years calling Northerners unprintable names and now they want us to vote for them? He go shock their papa. Danboroba shege!

successmatters:
Please, let's not be deceived by some misguided fellows claiming to be northerners and spreading hate against every other tribes in the south, those guys are a tiny minority of the North, paid by politicians to ferment trouble so they can win in the chaos the ensures.

The real northerner is a very kind hearted, humble individual who loves peace and progress like the rest of us. Some are even more peace loving and innovative than southerners.

The northerner will love to vote foe Peter Obi because they suffer all of the things we suffer. Hunger and insecurity affects the whole country equally.

FCTRanger:



Change your foe to for in the third paragraph...very important

successmatters:


Done.

rickyrex:
really！ this same country wry me and you dey nah him you dey cook lies to brainwash me . Guy, igboho called for yoruba nation not because of fulanis living in the forest but because of the political sentiment been played by buhari by allowing his tribesmen to use cattle rearing as a means of killing innocent yoruba people. Igan igan oyo state comes to mind. Cook your news for those wey dey read only headlines and come to internet to argue

2016easy2017:



The Truth is; Igbos are voting emass this time and are aven gonna rig results. But the north is ready for them. Let them continue deceiving themselves with Obituary. For every 1000 results rigged in Igbo land for Obidient, the north would rig 10M in place. Ask Jonathan in 2015.

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Omonieme:
Atiku will actually win the SS. Forget the number of educated people. Not all of these educated people will vote Obi. I'm from Edo state and forget the online noise. In Edo north, APC will win convincingly.... This would be further helped by Oshiomole being on the ballot for senate. Edo Central has always been PDP and this won't change. Edo South, LP will post some numbers but PDP will still take the day particularly if they can resolve their internal crises. Now to Delta, with the VP candidate for PDP being from that state and how deep rooted the party is there, I think PDP will win there... Same with Rivvers if Wike is back on board, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom and Cross Rivers. You talked about the NC. Kogi is predominantly a Muslim state and the Christian part of the state is the Okun people who share culture with Yoruba and will vote on tribal grounds. Seriously, the only sites I can't see APC winning in the NC is d FCT, Plateau and Benue states. Not that the other states will be won with large margins. One of Niger or Nassarawa can even flip to the PDP but not LP. One factor we often overlook in our election postulations is the role of the National assembly candidates in garnering votes. Now, a senatorial candidate or House of reps candidate is closer to the grassroots and can influence votes for himself and by extension, the presidential candidate of his party. Let's not forget Nigerians are not soo politically sophisticated to vote party A for Senate and party B for presidency. And LP not having these candidates in majority of the states will be a major hindrance. And often times, states where they have these candidates, the candidates are not popular neither do they have the resources needed to push a well coordinated grassroots campaign