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Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by enonche85(m): 7:24am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal: Same way they didn't have access to Internet when Goodluck won his first tenure. |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Pemco: 7:24am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:Please be reminded that voting pattern has changed. Nigerians are angry than ever before. The old pattern where voting was based solely on tribe, religion and "said buhari" has changed. So, any prediction based on "what happened in 2015, 2019" will fail. Now Nigerians' voting is based on character, we can verify, competency, track record of compassion and achievements and capacity but not ethnicity, religion and my turn. |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by crowther15(m): 7:24am On Feb 17, 2023 |
muykem:At the end, only percentage would matter and not the block of votes. All regions are important because they're going to be measured in percentage not in the actual figure. Now, if all the candidates are able to secure 25% across 24 states, then the actual comes in handy. |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by edungene7: 7:25am On Feb 17, 2023 |
If itz not in favor of APC urchins will reject it we are waiting |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by enonche85(m): 7:25am On Feb 17, 2023 |
kenbee: Sabi girl you too much o! |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Triplerg: 7:27am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:You wrote all these because the polls didn't favour your candidate? The north can't decide who wins this election because they will not give any candidate block vote like they did in 2015 and 2019 1 Like |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Legitisreal: 7:28am On Feb 17, 2023 |
enonche85:but they where with Gej offline In 2023 do they know Adaobi, it's atiku and kwanwanso over there That's why the poll is trash You can tell me obi would win SE, I would believe because that's the position of average Igbo man, same way it is for atiku in north |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Zeezenho: 7:29am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Rgade: APC urchins especial those Yoruba Muslims that gat no shame no class no dignity. |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Praktikals(m): 7:30am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:How can you say u re educated and make such laughable claims? |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Legitisreal: 7:32am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Triplerg:you wrote this because the reality is not inline with what you want to hear North has a voting block pattern but it's your wishes that would make the pattern change abi Gej got block votes ahead of buhari in 2011, even when buhari was getting good numbers, the block votes split in two would still be enough to disturb what is coming from two regions outside north |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Triplerg: 7:34am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Pemco:That is what the guy fails to understand. The dynamics of the game have changed. People are wiser now and they know what each candidate is likely to do if elected. No more block voting. Voting is now based on candidate credibility |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by plaindealer: 7:35am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Shey obi Pandora ipob fake poll capture this people too in their fake polls?
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Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by funshint(m): 7:36am On Feb 17, 2023 |
This there latest poll should be flushed down the toilet. Total bullshit! |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by plaindealer: 7:36am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Shey obi Pandora ipob fake poll capture this people too in their fake polls?.........
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Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Triplerg: 7:37am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:The dynamics of the game have changed. The people are wiser now and will vote based on candidate's credibility. Take it to the bank |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by plaindealer: 7:38am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Shey obi Pandora ipob fake poll capture this people too in their fake polls?,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Legitisreal: 7:38am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Praktikals:but when you claim 90% igbos are billionaires in nnewi it's not laughable abi? Anyway this is the reality, you can even start sampling from nairaland before checking those around you |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by plaindealer: 7:41am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Pemco: Abeg say Igbos are angry, just speak for yourself Less than a year ago, you and your kind be biafra, now all of a sudden, you are Nigerians and you now love Nigeria more than the rest of Nigeria. This Nnewi transformation is amazing.. |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Legitisreal: 7:42am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Triplerg:what basis changed Igbos supported atiku in 2019 because there son was on ticket, today igbos are supporting obi because he is the ticket Yorubas are doing same for tinubu because he is there son and so is the north for atiku I don't see any change in basics except the same old repacked lies tied under wanting something different |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Babastrong(m): 7:44am On Feb 17, 2023 |
[quote author=Nairalander248 post=120975020]This is the reason Oluwa decided to bring in Tinubu so there will be focus on Obi... He (Tinubu) then made a very bad decision on bringing Muslim Muslim system. Osibanjo would have given Obi headache coz the man is good. Kwanso/Atiku will help us divide the vote up north Id10ts will vote APC coz of selfish interest, they will fail. Now that we have Obi on the throne in 8days... Let's begin to build a new Nigeria. Congratulations His Excellency Peter Obi [ I don't who is going to come first between Tinubu and Atiku. But i bet you sure Obi is going to come 3rd.] |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Robinmido(m): 7:49am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Since you are wishing for a good thing to happen, may you never miss out in it👍 Nairalander248: 1 Like |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by dettolgel: 7:49am On Feb 17, 2023 |
HowardWolowitz: You guys are devoid of critical thinking. If you had said that given that more than 50‰ whicg either refused to participate in the poll or are undecided will be the one decide the election. Hence the election could go either ways for the three top contenders. This will make sense that the nonsense you wrote |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Alezy(m): 7:51am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:First of all, the polls where not conducted online. Secondly, the igbos propaganda as you call it, is not without a certain tribe or region. Look at PO, he isn't telling you that igbos alone would vote for him. I can tell you with a free and fair election, more Yoruba's will vote PO than more Yoruba's voted GEJ. We all know igbos didn't even vote Buhari. Tell yourself the truth. In the far North....Atiku will win (just that kwankwaso would share his votes) Tinubu will come second and obi might just get 25% in some states (based on the igbo and christain population) In the West....Tinubu will win. But he has a serious battle to do with Obi. Obi will surly get more than the 25% needed in major states. Atiku has no grounds here. In the SS/SE....Obi will win clearly ( Atiku might have his required 25% from very few states here in the SS but not the SE. Tinubu has absolutely no grounds here. The deciding factor of this election would be the Middle belt which is the NC. The Kogi, Benue, Taraba, Abuja, Jos etc. This would be a serious battle because they all will get votes here no doubt. But OBI has upper hand here now. States like Abuja, Benue and Plateau are now over 75% for him. This is why they project his chances higher 1 Like |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by adioolayi(m): 7:56am On Feb 17, 2023 |
The undecided and refused percentage are higher than the decided respondents.. So, if this prediction does not go the way of the projected winner....ANAP will turn back to say the refused and undecided respondents gave the eventual winner the lead. For me, a serious projection shouldn't have big margins of opposite outcome uncertainty. The margin for Peter Obi not to win is too too much! |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by dmz1: 8:01am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Workch: Corrected. |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Praktikals(m): 8:04am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:Who takes fake Jews serious? |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Galadimabawa: 8:08am On Feb 17, 2023 |
interesting |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Bede2u(m): 8:11am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:saying that 90% of northerners don't have access to Internet already shows you are deceitful. There is no data that supports it. Also buhari has won the north east and north west since 2003, how come he never became president until he won SW and north central in 2015 if the north decides alone? |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by costandi(m): 8:18am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Legitisreal:Research ANAP's polling mechanism before spewing gibberish - It isn't done online. And ANAP didn't do any post-election edit. |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by steeltrust: 8:19am On Feb 17, 2023 |
HowardWolowitz:hypocrite When it favored buhari you cheered it Ode Ona go learn new thing by 25th |
Re: NOI/ANAP Poll Results Since 2011 (Pictures) by Legitisreal: 8:27am On Feb 17, 2023 |
Alezy:the question is how many people did you meet cos even Nigeria census can't reach the majority and where did you carry it out, cos the 2019 own of buhari been preferred generally bursted everything Secondly, the igbos propaganda as you call it, is not without a certain tribe or region. Look at PO, he isn't telling you that igbos alone would vote for him. I can tell you with a free and fair election, more Yoruba's will vote PO than more Yoruba's voted GEJ. We all know igbos didn't even vote Buhari.it remains the Igbo propaganda, because they where the ones who campaigned for atiku in 2019 because of obi, nobody outside igboland gave a bleep about him till this propaganda, there has been free and fair election since and Lagos etc are yet to leave tinubu hands Tell yourself the truth.obi doesn't even believe he would see 25% on far north, there is a reason he is going all Christian approach to maximize Christian votes Are you even sure kwanwanso won't step down before next week, look what buhari is doing to tinubu, it's one north In the West....Tinubu will win. But he has a serious battle to do with Obi. Obi will surly get more than the 25% needed in major states. Atiku has no grounds here.fair enough to reality, but don't say atiku have no ground here, cos PDP does as a party, obi would still face issues here because he is only looking at taking PDP traditional votes as the ardent apc voters are already fixed at tinubu The so called undecided, liberal, Christian's are still PDP traditional block, he would get some but party faithful ardent won't follow Hence obi is helping tinubu in the sw, I can see why you said 25% cos obi and atiku would battle for that 40% In the SS/SE....Obi will win clearly ( Atiku might have his required 25% from very few states here in the SS but not the SE. Tinubu has absolutely no grounds here.not might, atiku would get his mandatory 25% here in SE because the PDP structure is there, senators across PDP would be voting same day so they would mobilize their support on a streak, not many would adhere but the much that would do would solidify atiku 25% above In SS you would be shocked Delta, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom, Edo PDP would win one or two states here, the Governors are fully on ground, voting pattern here is very strong, and if there is an upset I can assure you no way PDP is getting less than 45% which makes it a worthless win for obi in SS The deciding factor of this election would be the Middle belt which is the NC. The Kogi, Benue, Taraba, Abuja, Jos etc. This would be a serious battle because they all will get votes here no doubt. But OBI has upper hand here now. States like Abuja, Benue and Plateau are now over 75% for him. This is why they project his chances higherIf you know middle belt is a free for all why then have your likes added it as a region for obi? Taraba is northeast, they are ardent followers of atiku because he highest employer of labour here, remember mama taraba resigned her minister appointment with buhari to support atiku, Abuja benue and plateau can never give anyone 75% go and check the voting history, since 2015 it's always split 45%/55%, With PDP on the ballot obi won't even see 60% here because he is banking on traditional PDP voting block, just like SW some would come to him that are taken away with his stories, but not less than half of the same block would remain for PDP Apc already have ardent supporters that would vote them here just like SW whether person is dieing or not is not their concern So it's really a stalemate in Abuja, benue, plataue but in kwara, Nassarawa, kogi, Niger while apc and PDP are sharing states here LP would be absent So PDP has a better ratio in fighting with LP and Apc at different battleground |
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