goslowgoslow:

And how much was The Economist paid to predict Atiku as the winner?

The Economist is highly respected unlike this mushroom...

lia Mohammed at work ,I don't blame them because dey no dey nigeria nah........atiku all the way jooor

Sultannayef:



The Economist is highly respected unlike this mushroom...

A mushroom because their prediction is not in your favour.

we all nigerians are voting buhari

Buhari all the way jare... x. Nextlevel

[quote author=kaen1317 post=75547626]Which stupid group is saying this? Your numu father's group

[quote author=nura15 post=75553476][/quote]Lifeless supporter sighted. Is it paining you? Eya! Sorry o

Like they paid them in 2015?

SalamRushdie:
The question any sane mind should ask is how much did Lai Mohammed pay for this

Correct prediction

Dem don come wit propaganda again

Lie muhammad nice one

Weeks from now u ll see how d same group ll deny dis news

Jst stay glue to dis quote

jamejanev:
u forget to mention the Redeem, do u think they will abandon Osinbajo? Just wake up

I'm a member of Redeem
Papa GO said get your PVC and vote wisely that all.

We understand his comments..

Osinbajo what did he do for Redeem??

Yoruba Christine's are not stupid like the Muslim Yoruba... follow follow.

In fact, you nailed it. You couldn't have said it better. Their reasons for the funny prediction are so lame, outdated and infantile.

AyakaDunukofia:
The group's reasons for a possible Buhari trumph is very transient and lacked a good understanding of Nigeria's demographic sentiments and geo-politics.

Firstly, they were shamefully wrong on South East. The governors there do not have the charisma to redirect the electorate on the already anti Buhari sentiments.

Secondly, the 'greater control of 23 states' by the Apc they alluded to, does not have a corresponding sentiment on the ground. Example, Benue is amongst the 23. Is Samuel Ortom going to force Benueans to vote Apc, even though he is now in pdp. Imo state is among the 23, will Buhari win Imo as well? A presumptuous Buhari victory in Kano for instance would be with what margin?

How will Buhari compensate the Kwankwaso factor that was not there in 2015? Where will he get the votes to make up the deficit from Kwankwaso given that the margin of victory in 2015 was 2.4 million.

Thirdly, this group got it also wrong on Wike. Wike has been in practise, a visible mobilizer for Atiku.
Saraki is doing well in Kwara shoring his base.

Fourthly, the analysis is obviously a hurriedly paid, cooked up one because there is no indication the pdp lacked funds in view of the boisterous campaign they've been having in the past two weeks. Therefore, this analysis is at best a political joke.